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Manifesto Sport Management 220-10 Street NE Calgary, Alberta Canada T2E 4M1 Charles Hamelin, Three-time Olympic Champion, World Champion Targeting: Pyeongchang 2018 Event: Short Track Speed Skating Date of birth: April 14, 1984 Hometown: Lévis, Quebec Travels from: Montréal, Quebec Athletic Highlights: 2014 Olympic Gold Medalist – 1500m 2016 World Champion – 1000m 2013 Olympic Test Event Gold Medalist– 500m & 1000m 2010 Olympic Gold Medalist – 500m & Team Relay 2012 World Champion – Team Relay 2009 and 2007 World Champion – 500m 2006 Olympic Silver Medalist – Team Relay Background: “These will be my Games.” After trading world titles in short track’s glamour event with Dancing with the Stars winner Apolo Anton Ohno, Charles Hamelin came into Vancouver looking to win an even bigger prize – an Olympic gold medal on home ice against his wildly popular American rival.

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Manifesto Sport Management 220-10 Street NE Calgary, Alberta Canada T2E 4M1

Charles Hamelin, Three-time Olympic Champion, World Champion

Targeting: Pyeongchang 2018 Event: Short Track Speed Skating Date of birth: April 14, 1984 Hometown: Lévis, Quebec Travels from: Montréal, Quebec

Athletic Highlights: • 2014 Olympic Gold Medalist – 1500m • 2016 World Champion – 1000m • 2013 Olympic Test Event Gold Medalist– 500m & 1000m • 2010 Olympic Gold Medalist – 500m & Team Relay • 2012 World Champion – Team Relay • 2009 and 2007 World Champion – 500m • 2006 Olympic Silver Medalist – Team Relay

Background: “These will be my Games.”

After trading world titles in short track’s glamour event with Dancing with the Stars winner Apolo Anton Ohno, Charles Hamelin came into Vancouver looking to win an even bigger prize – an Olympic gold medal on home ice against his wildly popular American rival.

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For the first 14 days of the Olympics, Charles was still waiting for the hardware to back up his bold prediction.

On the final Friday evening of the Games, Charles claimed his moment. Then he did it again. First, in a dramatic men’s 500m, Charles edged Apolo at the line. Then, he skated with his brother François and the rest of the Canadian Relay Team to win again in under 30-minutes becoming the only Canadian athlete to claim two gold medals on home ice.

It was a race that even the Prime Minister called the most exciting event of the Olympics.

Double Olympic silver medalist Marianne St-Gelais, Charles’ girlfriend (at the time), added to the emotion with a post-victory kiss that became one of the most memorable, instant-classic moments of the Games.

In Sochi 2014, Charles added to his impressive collection of Olymipc gold medals and rinkside kisses from St-Gelais, winning the 1500m with a beautiful pass on rival Viktor An of Russia.

Then, some good news for Canada.

After some deliberation with coaches and his family, Charles announced that he'll be skating for four more years on the Strombo Show because he "still likes the burn in his legs."

In Pyeonchang 2018, he'll look to become the most decorated Olympian in Canada's history.

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