Peter Michael has not made his parents’ identities public. Similarly, he hasn’t revealed much about his family on social media or in public. In 2014, the skater made her World Cup debut in Berlin, finishing sixth in the 5000m speed skating event.

Peter’s initial interest was in rink hockey rather than speed skating. His mother dropped him off in the wrong hall where inline speed skating practice used to take place when he was seven years old.

This error hooked him on inline speed skating, but he later switched to speed skating because it allowed him to compete in the Olympics. His family and his former coach, Kalin Dobbin, influenced him to pursue a career in sports.

He became the first New Zealand speed skater to win a World Cup race when he won the 5000m at the 2016 Astana World Cup. Similarly, he became New Zealand’s first medalist at the 2017 World Single Distance Championships.

Peter Michael is not married and does not appear to have a wife, but he is dating Fran Vanhoutte. Fran enjoys speed skating, as does Peter. The skater has been deafeningly quiet about his relationship. As a result, determining when they began dating and other details is challenging.

He posted a photo of himself with his girlfriend with the caption “I’ve found my home,” demonstrating his affection for her. Similarly, he hasn’t proposed to his girlfriend yet, but he may do so in the future.

Peter and Fran are a cute couple, but he hasn’t shared many pictures of them on Instagram.

Peter Michael is active on the social media platforms Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

He has 10.3k followers on Instagram, where he goes by the handle @petermichael42. He has 456 posts on Instagram and follows 1.6k accounts there.

Peter shares his day-to-day life events and about his speed skating in his Instagram feed. In the case of Twitter, he is present as @petermichael42 and has 1.4k followers.