Shimizu wins bronze in men's 500 meters in Calgary

Shimizu wins bronze in men's 500 meters in Calgary

Nagano Olympic gold medalist Hiroyasu Shimizu of Japan clocks a time of 35.11 seconds in the men's 500 meters to win a bronze medal in the world sprint speed skating championships in Calgary, Canada, on Feb. 21.

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