Jordan Stolz, renowned as the fastest man on ice, has achieved impressive success by winning consecutive world titles in the 500m, 1000m, and 1500m in 2023 and 2024, as well as the most recent season titles in two World Cup speed categories.

Although he is a leading competitor in the sport, holding several world records, he has yet to secure an Olympic medal entering 2026.

Will that change in Milan? Speed skating fanatics will soon see. 

Below, The Sporting News is tracking Stolz’s performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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Jordan Stolz Olympics results 2026

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Jordan Stolz medal count 2026

American speed skater Jordan Stolz has accumulated 10 World Championship medals and 63 World Cup medals.

While he is a prominent figure in the sport, holding several world records, he had not yet won an Olympic medal. His best results at the 2022 Beijing Games were 13th and 14th.

Nevertheless, Stolz, the talented 21-year-old American skater, had a proud moment for everyone on Wednesday, February 11, when he claimed his first Olympic gold in the men’s 1,000m at the Milano Winter Games.

Stolz set a new Olympic record with a remarkable time, finishing half a second ahead of his closest competitor at 1:06.28—the largest winning margin in this event at the Olympics since 1984.

Jordan Stolz Olympic schedule

Here is the full schedule for Stolz’s events at the 2026 Winter Olympics:

Wednesday, February 11

Saturday, February 14

Thursday, February 19

Sunday, February 21