Jordan Stolz is looking to make history on Saturday.

The American speed skater is going for a gold medal in the 500-meter speed skating event, which would be his second gold of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Stolz previously won gold after setting an Olympic record in the 1,000-meter speed skating event on Wednesday.

The 21-year-old Stolz is competing in his second Olympics this winter. In 2022, Stolz competed in both the 500-meter and 1,000-meter events as well but didn’t medal in either race, finishing outside the top 10 in both.

A win on Saturday would cement Stolz’s place in speed skating history and propel him into star status among Winter Olympians.

The Sporting News is tracking Jordan Stolz’s quest for gold in the 500-meter speed skating event. Follow along for updates from Milan-Cortina.

STREAM: Watch Jordan Stolz at the Olympics live via Peacock

Jordan Stolz 500-meter live results, updates, highlights from 2026 Olympic speed skating finals

11:26 a.m.: The other day, Stolz made history.

Stolz finished the 1000m in 1:06.28, setting an Olympic record. That works out to an average speed of about 54.3 km/h (33.7 mph).

11:23 a.m.: Soon, Jordan Stolz will go for his second gold medal of the 2026 Olympics.

This time, it’s half the distance, having won the 1,000-meter speed event the other day.

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How to watch Jordan Stolz 500-meter

Speed skating 500-meter time

  • Date: Feb. 14
  • Time: 11:00 a.m.
  • Live stream: Peacock

Jordan Stolz will go for gold in the 500-meter speed skating event at 11:00 a.m. ET live from Milan-Cortina.

Speed skating 500-meter TV Channel

  • TV Channel: NBC
  • Live Stream: Peacock

NBC will be broadcasting Jordan Stolz’s search for a gold medal in the speed sating 500-meter final. Additionally, as always, Peacock will be offering a live stream option for the event.

Jordan Stolz Olympic schedule

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

Saturday, February 14

Event Time (ET) Channel
500 meters 11 a.m. NBC

Thursday, February 19

Event Time (ET) Channel
1,500 meters 10:30 a.m. USA

Sunday, February 21

Event Time (ET) Channel
Mass Start 9 a.m. NBC

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