S. Korea's Mo wins men's 500-meter speed skating gold

S. Korea's Mo wins men's 500-meter speed skating gold

RICHMOND, Canada - Mo Tae Bum of South Korea skates to victory in the men's 500-meter speed skating at the Vancouver Winter Olympics at Richmond Olympic Oval on Feb. 15, 2010. Mo clinched the first gold for South Korea in a Winter Olympic sport other than short track speed skating. (Kyodo)

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