Overland puts pressure on Shimizu

Overland puts pressure on Shimizu

Canada's Kevin Overland waves to the crowd after his first run in the men's 500-meter speed skating was good enough for a provisional second place Feb. 9. Japan's Hiroyasu Shimizu was top in a new Olympic record of 35.76 seconds.

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