Patrycja MALISZEWSKA

Poland
Short Track Speed Skating
12 Mar 1988
33
Female
BIALYSTOK
 
Poland
BIALYSTOK
 
Poland

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
STK Short Track Speed Skating Women's 500m 22
Women's 3000m Relay
POL
Poland
 6

Schedule

Start Time Location Event Status
After Heat 5 		Capital Indoor Stadium
Women's 500m - Heat 6
Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium
Mixed Team Relay - Quarterfinal 1
Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium
Women's 3000m Relay - Semifinal 1
Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium
Women's 3000m Relay - Final B
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
RankEventYearLocation
14Women's 1000m2014Sochi, RUS
18Women's 500m2014Sochi, RUS
29Women's 500m2010Vancouver, CAN
29Women's 1500m2010Vancouver, CAN
World Championships
RankEventYearLocation
10Women's 500m2013Debrecen, HUN
13Women's 1000m2015Moscow, RUS
17Women's Overall2013Debrecen, HUN
17Women's 1500m2010Sofia, BUL
19Women's Overall2010Sofia, BUL
20Women's 1000m2013Debrecen, HUN
20Women's 1500m2013Debrecen, HUN
20Women's 1000m2010Sofia, BUL
23Women's 500m2011Sheffield, GBR
23Women's 500m2010Sofia, BUL
25Women's 1000m2011Sheffield, GBR
26Women's 1500m2015Moscow, RUS
26Women's Overall2011Sheffield, GBR
27Women's 1500m2011Sheffield, GBR
27Women's 1500m2008Gangneung, KOR
28Women's Overall2015Moscow, RUS
29Women's 500m2008Gangneung, KOR
34Women's Overall2008Gangneung, KOR
35Women's 500m2007Milan, ITA
37Women's 1000m2008Gangneung, KOR
39Women's 1000m2007Milan, ITA
41Women's Overall2007Milan, ITA
43Women's 1500m2007Milan, ITA
PENWomen's 500m2015Moscow, RUS
European Championships
RankEventYearLocation
1Women's 3000m Superfinal2015Dordrecht, NED
2Women's 500m2011Heerenveen, NED
3Women's 500m2015Dordrecht, NED
3Women's Overall2015Dordrecht, NED
3Women's 500m2013Malmo, SWE
3Women's 3000m Relay2013Malmo, SWE
4Women's 500m2008Ventspils, LAT
4Women's 3000m Relay2008Ventspils, LAT
5Women's 3000m Relay2015Dordrecht, NED
5Women's 3000m Relay2011Heerenveen, NED
6Women's 3000m Superfinal2013Malmo, SWE
6Women's Overall2013Malmo, SWE
6Women's Overall2011Heerenveen, NED
6Women's 3000m Relay2010Dresden, GER
6Women's 3000m Relay2009Torino, ITA
6Women's 3000m Relay2006Krynica-Zdroj, POL
6Women's 3000m Relay2005Torino, ITA
7Women's 3000m Relay2014Dresden, GER
7Women's 3000m Superfinal2011Heerenveen, NED
8Women's 3000m Relay2019Dordrecht, NED
8Women's 1000m2014Dresden, GER
9Women's 500m2014Dresden, GER
10Women's 1000m2013Malmo, SWE
11Women's 1500m2015Dordrecht, NED
11Women's Overall2014Dresden, GER
11Women's 1500m2013Malmo, SWE
11Women's 1000m2011Heerenveen, NED
12Women's 1000m2015Dordrecht, NED
13Women's 3000m Relay2018Dresden, GER
14Women's 1500m2011Heerenveen, NED
16Women's 1500m2014Dresden, GER
18Women's 500m2007Sheffield, GBR
19Women's 1500m2010Dresden, GER
19Women's 1000m2009Torino, ITA
20Women's 1000m2008Ventspils, LAT
21Women's 500m2009Torino, ITA
21Women's Overall2008Ventspils, LAT
22Women's 1000m2010Dresden, GER
22Women's 1500m2009Torino, ITA
22Women's Overall2009Torino, ITA
22Women's Overall2007Sheffield, GBR
26Women's Overall2010Dresden, GER
26Women's 1500m2007Sheffield, GBR
27Women's 1000m2007Sheffield, GBR
DSQWomen's 1500m2008Ventspils, LAT
Women's 3000m Relay2007Sheffield, GBR
World Cup
SeasonWomen's 500mWomen's 1000mWomen's 1500m
2021/2231
2019/20435275
2018/19396555
2017/187254
2015/162362
2014/15102671
2013/14174460
2012/13225878
2011/123276
2010/1198238
2009/10205137
2008/09515687
2007/08285468
2005/06736964
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Pati

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Animal psychology, veterinary medicine, watching Formula One.

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Athlete

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Father. Mother (deceased). Brother. Younger sister, Natalia.

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Polish, English, Russian

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Juvenia Bialystok (POL)

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National: Urszula Kaminska (POL), Gregory Durand (FRA), Philippe Tremblay.

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Sister, Natalia (short track): Represents Poland in short track, competing at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games, and winning gold in 500m at the 2019 European Championships in Dordrecht, NED.

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November 2015: Fractured her left tibia and fibula bones at the World Cup event in Toronto, ON, CAN. Underwent two surgeries and took two years to return to World Cup competition in 2017. However, in 2021 she admitted the injured leg is not the same as the healthy one. "(They) don't work the same way. The leg that was operated on is definitely weaker. You can see with the naked eye that this muscle is different. But it's something I can't change in any way, and thinking like 'why does it have to be this way?' will do nothing." (sport.tvp.pl, 18 Oct 2021)

2015: Illness, fever and weakness during the off-season affected her preparation for the 2015/16 season.

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Started skating in 1998 in Bialystok, POL. (isu.org)

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"I noticed an advertisement for roller skating classes at my school. I already had roller skates from my grandma after asking her for a long time. I really liked to race. In the winter, the roller skating classes turned into ice skating classes." (isu.org)

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To do well in the 3000m relay. "Building the relay has been our goal for several years. The fact that we are going to perform with the whole squad at the Olympic Games is thanks to the contribution of the whole group, including the guys who helped us to set up for this relay in training. The fact that our group is at the Olympics is just the beginning. It takes years to reach a high level and we are a very young group that has made huge progress. We will have even more chances in another four years." (sport.tvp.pl, 24 Jan 2022)

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Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica. (sport.tvp.pl, 18 Oct 2021)

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Her sister, Natalia. "Natalia's attitude is a great motivation for me. We are together, and this bond between us allows us to survive more difficult times." (sport.onet.pl, 21 Sep 2017)

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"Never give up." (isu.org)

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Ambassador of Bialystok Sport (2020)

Olympic scholarship of PLN5200 from the Voivodeship Board (2014)

General Interest

INJURY RECOVERY
After fracturing her left tibia and fibula bones at the World Cup event in Toronto, ON, CAN in 2015, a botched first surgery meant she required a second one later, and she briefly began to doubt her motivation.
"Questions started to arise: Why am I actually doing this? Does it make sense? Who am I now? And who do I want to be? Do I want to go back to sport? For a while I was not able to focus on what I was doing and on rehabilitation. It took me a few weeks of treatment."
When she got back on the ice, it was a long process to fully recover. "At the beginning, I went on the ice every second or third day, just to get in shape and get familiar with it. In fact, I had to learn to skate all over again, even though my body remembered the moves I had made up to that point. I spent a lot of time with junior high school students who had skating lessons. I was learning everything from scratch - the correct push off and the right position."
She was inspired by the story of Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica's recovery from injury. "Listening to him after his injury, I knew he was touching on a problem that is partly mine. Looking at him, on his way, I felt that I was not alone - that there was a great athlete also struggling with an injury for a long time."
Eventually, she realised she wanted to return to the sport. "I am glad that I did not give up despite difficult moments. Sport is difficult and unpredictable, but beautiful. And hard moments are a part of this whole, which can always be sealed by something good. And thanks to this thought I did not give up - because I knew that something was still in front of me and I could pull it out. I owe where I am now to the very people who allowed me to believe in myself when I doubted myself." (sport.onet.pl, 27 Jan 2017, sport.tvp.pl, 18 Oct 2021)

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