Teenage sensation Nakai Ami secured victory at the 2025 Grand Prix de France in her senior debut, scoring 227.08 points by winning both short and free programs. Olympic medallist Sakamoto Kaori and Sumiyoshi Rion followed closely in second and third, marking a historic all-Japanese podium. Get full results and updates on this year's Grand Prix!
In a stunning display at the Grand Prix de France 2025, Japan's Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi clinched the pairs title, besting rivals by a remarkable 21.49 points with a score of 219.15. Canada's Stellato-Dudek and Deschamps took second after an early error, while Hungary’s Pavlova and Sviatchenko secured third place.
Ilia Malinin dominated the short program at the Grand Prix de France with a score of 105.22, establishing a solid lead of over nine points. The reigning World champion showcased a stellar routine, landing two quads and earning top component scores. Max Naumov and Isabeau Levito also had strong performances as the event advances into the final day.
In a stunning performance at the 2025 Grand Prix de France, Guillaume Cizeron and Laurence Beaudry-Fournier skated to victory with an impressive 133.02 points, the highest free dance score this season. They jumped from third to first, overshadowing Great Britain's Lilah Fear and Lithuania's Allison Reed for a thrilling podium finish.
Ilia Malinin claimed the men’s title at the Grand Prix de France 2025, dominating the competition with a stunning 40.05-point lead. Adam Siao Him Fa rallied to secure a fifth-place finish after a shaky start, while Nika Egadze earned his first Grand Prix podium with 259.41 points. Catch all the thrilling results and highlights!
Ilia Malinin showcased his dominance at the Grand Prix de France, winning by over 40 points and marking his 11th consecutive victory. The reigning World champion landed five quads in a near-flawless free skate, scoring 215.78 and a total of 321.00. He heads to Skate Canada next, further solidifying his status in professional figure skating.