Speed skating coach Johan de Wit

Speed skating coach Johan de Wit

Dutch speed skating coach Johan de Wit (R) poses for a photo next to seven-time Olympic medalist Miho Takagi during an award ceremony in Tokyo on April 20, 2023.

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