• Two-time Olympic Champion Jens van ‘t Wout (NED) goes for the triple in Milan after his success in the 1000m and 1500m. 
• Reigning 500m Olympic Champion Liu Shaoang (CHN) will fight for his medal chance.
• Four-time ISU World Champion William Dandjinou (CAN) is still waiting for his first individual medal after missing out in the 1000m and 1500m. 
• The 2022 Olympic 500m bronze medalist Steven Dubois (CAN) is in the mix as well.

William Dandjinou will be targeting his first medal of this Olympic Winter Games in Milan © Getty Images

• The Netherlands, Italy, Korea and Canada will race for the medals in the Women’s 3000m Relay. 
• The Netherlands top the world ranking and can rely on two-time Olympic Champions Xandra Velzeboer and Jens van ‘t Wout.
• The Republic of Korea, second in the world ranking, clocked the fastest time in the semi-final.
• Mixed Relay Olympic Champion Italy has another medal chance with the legendary Arianna Fontana.
• Team Canada is targeting their first Short Track gold in Milan.

Arianna Fontana will compete in front of a home crowd again in Wednesday's 3000m Relay © Getty Images

• Twenty Men representing 13 NOCs compete in the 500m quarter-finals and the first and second placed skaters from each race, plus the two third placed skaters with the best times, qualify for the semis.
• The Men’s 500m world record is 39.505s and the Olympic record is 39.584s, both established in 2018 and held by Wu Dajing (CHN).
• Eight teams compete in the Women’s 3000m Relay finals A and B.
• The world record in the Women’s 3000m Relay is 4:02.809 and the Olympic record is 4:03.409. Both are held by the Netherlands.