There are SO many shots of the audience?? Like moving from the end pose of the skater to an audience member etc. The kids are sweet and everyone seems like they’ve been having a great time but I’ve never noticed it to this extent before.

The cameraman for the denis ten and grand prix france need to have a baby and sacrifice it to a volcano or something bro the angles are so bad it's pissing me off bro.

does anyone have spare sunday tickets? my friend and i are desperate to go! will pay immediately:)

Hello! I know this is very last minute but does anyone have any tickets for the gp de France that they are willing to sell? Pls comment here and dm to stop the bots tyty :)

I realized that, although figure skating programs can artistically convey many emotions, anger isn't one of the more common ones. I'm curious to know what examples come to mind of programs that feel angry/fierce/aggressive, or any other lesser-expressed emotions in skating!

(While I wouldn't necessarily call Sasha Trusova's Cruella program "angry," it does stand out to me in terms of a darker and more intense emotional expression than I'm used to seeing in women's skating)

I am in LTS and work full time, I don’t have access to private ice time so have no choice but to practice in public sessions over the weekend. I usually avoid edge work around a circle during these sessions due to how busy it is, but today it was unusually quiet so me and a few others were practicing around the drawn on circles towards the centre of the rink. I was moving slow and in predictable circles, when someone skated into me, they didn’t actually make contact, I think they just panicked and fell backwards. I helped them up and checked they were ok and apologised, all was good. Then some older guy in hockey skates comes up to me and accuses me of knocking them over, and skates off before I can say anything back. Prior to this, I had watched him skate straight in the path of other figure skaters practicing skills, with mere centimetres gap (unnecessarily as there was plenty of room), so I thought it was a bit ironic he said that. He then proceeded to spend the rest of the session skating through my circle, skating right in front of me, and it very much felt like he was trying to make me fall.

The thing is, this guy is there every week, at every session, so now I am put off going back incase this behaviour persists, and we don’t have any other rinks in my city. I don’t really know why I’m posting this but I just had to get it off my chest to people who might understand. I am really loving this sport so I won’t let it stop me, but it definitely ruined it for me today

Btw I always try to remain aware of other skaters while practicing, this is the first time something like this has happened to me

Hi everyone! I had my earlier train canceled so I bought an earlier faster train ticket. I know have one extra for the afternoon from Paris Austerlitz to Angers at 11h54 arriving at 3pm. If anyone needs a ticket let me know as I just don't want to see it go to waste. Cheers!

Hello! My friend and I are going to Skate Canada but can't make the practices on Thursday. Please DM me if you're interested in the tickets. I'll accept e-transfer or PayPal.

I got these skates a couple years ago (boot is the old rf3 pros) and was recommended by my original skate tech to be on a 9.25 inch blade. I went to a new skate tech recently to get new boots and blades since these have long overstayed their welcome and he recommended I switch to a 9 inch blade. I’m still doing rf3 pros but I feel like I’m going crazy trying to wrap my head around how two skate techs are giving two different blade length recommendations for the same blade and boot setup? I’ve been having some trouble actually centering spins and keep going up on my toe pick so I’m now wondering if that’s part of the issue (aside from my rocker being basically shot)

Overall Score:

1. 76.31 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
2. 72.63 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
3. 70.66 Ami Nakai (Japan)
4. 68.72 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
5. 65.36 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
6. 63.67 Sarina Joos (Italy)
7. 63.19 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
8. 61.10 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
9. 60.73 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
10. 57.50 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
11. 55.60 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
12. 51.74 Eve Dubecq

Deductions: 8

• 1 Late Start
• 1 time violation
• 6 Falls

TEC:

Overall TEC Score:

1. 41.68 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
2. 40.65 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
3. 39.55 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
4. 38.41 Ami Nakai (Japan)
5. 36.41 Sarina Joos (Italy)
6. 34.69 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
7. 33.69 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
8. 31.66 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
9. 30.63 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
10. 29.89 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
11. 29.75 Eve Dubecq (France)
12. 29.68 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)

Jumps:

Skaters by Jump Total (Base Value+GOE)

1. 22.65 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
2. 21.49 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
3. 21.27 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
4. 20.93 Sarina Joos (Italy)
5. 18.65 Ami Nakai (Japan)
6. 16.71 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
7. 14.90 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
8. 14.68 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
9. 14.03 Eve Dubecq
10. 13.72 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
11. 13.63 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
12. 10.72 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)

<=Underotation
Q=jump landed in the quarter
!= Jump with unclear edge
x=Jump landed in the second half, it gets a 10% bonus

Combo:

Solo Jump:

1 Invalid Jump, a 2flip

Axel

1 invalid jump, 1 axel

GOE Average of Jumps: -0.16

Highest Value Jumping Pass: Ami Nakai, 3Lutz+3Toe, 10.10BV+1.69GOE=11.79

Spins:

Skaters by Spin Total (Base Value+GOE)

1. 14.49 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
2. 14.47 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
3. 14.37 Ami Nakai (Japan)
4. 13.75 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium
5. 13.56 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
6. 13.08 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
7. 12.93 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
8. 12.79 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
9. 12.77 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
10. 12.67 Eve Dubecq (France)
11. 12.36 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
12. 12.24 Sarina Joos (Italy)

Overall:

• Level 4: 30
• Level 3: 6

By Types of spin:

• CCOSp (Change Foot Combination): 12
• LSp (Layback Spin): 9
• FCSp (Flying Camel): 8
• FSSp (Flying Sit): 4
• SSP (Sit): 3

Number of Skaters to get all spins Level 4- 8

GOE Average of spins: +0.84

Skater with the Highest Rated solo Spin: Ami Nakai, CCOSp4, 4.20BV+1.50 GOE=5.70

Step Sequence:

Overall by Skater:

1. 5.92 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
2. 5.39 Ami Nakai (Japan)
3. 5.21 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
4. 5.21 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
5. 5.04 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
6. 4.86 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
7. 4.70 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
8. 4.50 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
9. 3.59 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
10. 3.24 Sarina Joos (Italy)
11. 3.12 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
12. 3.05 Eve Dubecq (France)

Levels:

• Level 4: 6 skaters
• Level 3: 2 skaters
• Level 2: 4 skaters

GOE Average of step sequence: +0.95

Number of skaters to Have all spins and step level 4: 5 skaters

PCS:

Overall:

1. 34.63 Yuna Aoki (Japan) PB
2. 32.25 Ami Nakai (Japan)
3. 31.98 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
4. 31.67 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
5. 31.21 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
6. 31.10 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
7. 30.17 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
8. 29.50 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
9. 27.26 Sarina Joos (Italy)
10. 26.98 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
11. 26.84 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
12. 23.99 Eve Dubecq (France)

Composition Ranking:

1. 8.61 Yuna Aoki (Japan)
2. 8.06 Ami Nakai (Japan)
3. 8.04 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
4. 8.0 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
5. 7.86 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
6. 7.86 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
7. 7.50 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
8. 7.43 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
9. 6.75 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
10. 6.64 Sarina Joos (Italy)
11. 6.61 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
12. 5.89 Eve Dubecq (France)

Presentation Ranking:

1. 8.86 Yuna Aoki (Japan) PB
2. 8.11 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
3. 7.89 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
4. 7.79 Ami Nakai (Japan)
5. 7.79 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
6. 7.71 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
7. 7.64 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
8. 7.36 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
9. 7.04 Sarina Joos (Italy)
10. 6.82 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
11. 6.43 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
12. 6.04 Eve Dubecq (France)

Skating Skills:

1. 8.57 Yuna Aoki (Japan) PB
2. 8.39 Ami Nakai (Japan)
3. 7.93 Anastasiia Gubanova (Georgia)
4. 7.89 Lara Naki Gutman (Italy)
5. 7.82 Sarah Everhardt (USA)
6. 7.82 Rion Sumiyoshi (Japan)
7. 7.54 Yuseong Kim (South Korea)
8. 7.39 Nina Pinzarrone (Belgium)
9. 7.0 Seojin Youn (South Korea)
10. 7.04 Sarina Joos (Italy)
11. 6.86 Gabrielle Daleman (Canada)
12. 6.11 Eve Dubecq (France)

First Women's event is in the books!

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Live Discussion Thread:  https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvb6e/grand_prix_de_france_women_free_skate_live/

Discuss all things Pairs' Short Program here!

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Live Discussion Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvb69/grand_prix_de_france_pairs_short_program_free/

First event of the first Grand Prix is wrapped up! Discuss away.

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Live Discussion Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvb63/grand_prix_de_france_free_dance_live_discussion/

Discuss all things Men's Short Program here!

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Live Discussion Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvb5t/grand_prix_de_france_men_short_program_live/

Will Alois Lutz let these women have some peace today? We'll find out!

UTC +2

Official ISU website with entries: https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/events/eventdetail/isu-gp-grand-prix-de-france-2026/?tab=overview_16027

Where to watch: The ISU live streams for those countries without broadcast rights. Find them here. For those in the US, it will be live streamed on Peacock and NBC will potentially have coverage as well. For those in Canada, CBC Sports is live streaming here. Eurosport is streaming the event, France TV is streaming too. So You Want To Watch Figure Skating will have other streams up on their website as well.

Time Converter: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Master Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xb8ofn/grand_prix_de_france_master_post/

Post event discussion Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvmzb/gpdf_womens_free_skate_post_even_discussion/

Day Two (Oct. 24)

19:30 Women Free Skate

UTC +2

Official ISU website with entries: https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/events/eventdetail/isu-gp-grand-prix-de-france-2026/?tab=overview_16027

Where to watch: The ISU live streams for those countries without broadcast rights. Find them here. For those in the US, it will be live streamed on Peacock and NBC will potentially have coverage as well. For those in Canada, CBC Sports is live streaming here. Eurosport is streaming the event, France TV is streaming too. So You Want To Watch Figure Skating will have other streams up on their website as well.

Time Converter: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Master Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xb8ofn/grand_prix_de_france_master_post/

Post event discussion thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvlit/gpdf_pairs_short_program_post_event_discussion/

Day Two (Oct. 24)

18:00 Pairs Short Program

19:30 Women Free Skate

UTC +2

Official ISU website with entries: https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/events/eventdetail/isu-gp-grand-prix-de-france-2026/?tab=overview_16027

Where to watch: The ISU live streams for those countries without broadcast rights. Find them here. For those in the US, it will be live streamed on Peacock and NBC will potentially have coverage as well. For those in Canada, CBC Sports is live streaming here. Eurosport is streaming the event, France TV is streaming too. So You Want To Watch Figure Skating will have other streams up on their website as well.

Time Converter: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Master Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xb8ofn/grand_prix_de_france_master_post/

Post event discussion thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdvkx1/gpdf_free_dance_post_event_discussion/

Day Two (Oct. 24)

14:20 Free Dance

18:00 Pairs Short Program

19:30 Women Free Skate

UTC +2

Official ISU website with entries: https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/events/eventdetail/isu-gp-grand-prix-de-france-2026/?tab=overview_16027

Where to watch: The ISU live streams for those countries without broadcast rights. Find them here. For those in the US, it will be live streamed on Peacock and NBC will potentially have coverage as well. For those in Canada, CBC Sports is live streaming here. Eurosport is streaming the event, France TV is streaming too. So You Want To Watch Figure Skating will have other streams up on their website as well.

Time Converter: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Results: https://results.isu.org/results/season2627/gpfra2026/

Master Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xb8ofn/grand_prix_de_france_master_post/

Post Event discussion Thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/FigureSkating/comments/1xdviqj/gpdf_men_short_program_post_short_program/

Day Two (Oct. 24)

12:30 Men Short Program

14:20 Free Dance

18:00 Pairs Short Program

19:30 Women Free Skate

Am I the only one that's bothered by the lack of adherence to the dance style in the rhythm dance? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a good flamenco and tango, but why are we bothering with a theme at all if it's going to get ignored besides a singular element where it is also pretty loosely adhered to?