U.S. speedskaters come up empty in Utah World Cup, but there’s a wide-reaching plan at work

Kearns • Jonathan Garcia is right where he wants to be. Right now, he’s within striking distance of a World Cup podium, on the outskirts, still just biding his time. Following Sunday’s seventh-place finish in the men’s 1,000-meter final in the final day of the ISU long track World Cup stop in Kearns, Garcia said he was hoping for a Top-6 finish.Ending up seventh with a new personal best time, at the moment, will do.“Definitely don’t want to be winning right now