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| Photo Submitted by Noelle Neu |
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| Amélie, Jonathan and Frédéric watch by the boards as Jean-François, Jeff and François-Louis race. |
| WorldShortTrack.com |
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| Jonathan tends to his blades' protection. |
| Jerry Search |
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| Jonathan leads the relay, and all you can see is part of his helmet, back, and a skate! |
| Jerry Search |
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| Ah the price of being the leader. With everyone behind you, only your feet show in photographs! |
| Jerry Search |
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| Skating onto the track, Jo checks the competition and waits for "Jeff" Monette to exchange to him. |
| Reuters / Steve Wilson |
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| Jonathan leads Alex Izykowski . . . and the race! Team Canada wins gold by almost 8 full seconds!!! |
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| Jonathan (left) carries Canada's flag and Jean-François Monette skates a victory lap with him. |
| Carl Hacking |
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| Team Canada skates with their country's flag. Jonathan wears helmet cover # 313. |
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| Teams USA, China and Canada congratulate each other - Jo is on the far right. |
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| After the race, Jonathan takes time out to talk to the fans. |
Salt Lake City was a very interesting World Cup for a
variety of reasons. Ignited by the excitement of the sport in the 2002 Olympics, Americans turned out in record
numbers to watch short track. Also, the Chinese sent their B team, which was nothing, if not a force to be reckoned
with. Unfortunately, due to stomach trouble, Jonathan was not to skate any of the distances that he was scheduled
for, except for the 5000m relay. But he made that one distance count, and together,
they took home the Gold!
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