Wisconsin-born speedskater Jordan Stolz is a rare breed on ice. Here's how he compares to other athletes and animals.

Jordan Stolz won his 13th consecutive speed skating World Cup race on Friday and has now gone undefeated in his primary events for more than one year. Stolz, a 20-year-old from Wisconsin, won the 1500m in convincing fashion to open the three-day stop in Calgary.

Bob Corby has coached legends like Eric Heiden, Bonnie Blair and Dan Jansen in his decorated speedskating career.

Jordan Stolz won his 13th consecutive speed skating World Cup race, clocking a time of 1:41.22 in the men's 1500m short track to set a track record in Calgary.

In 2016, Jordan Stolz was a 12-year-old skater with a really good coach, Bobby Fenn. What Stolz needed was a physical therapist; he had a hip flexor injury. Fenn asked his buddy Corby to go to a race in Madison to meet the Stolz family.