Earlier, Americans Chock and Bates scored 91.94 in the rhythm dance segment of the ice dance competition as they chase a first world title with Olympic and world champions Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron not competing this season. “We’re thrilled with the score,” Bates, who bagged the Four Continents title with Chock last month, said of the pair’s new personal best that they achieved while performing to a “Let’s Dance” remix. “It’s always nice when you come off the ice feeling like you’ve skated well and then you see a score that reflects the feeling that you had inside.” Italy’s Charlene Guignard and Marco Fabbri stayed in the hunt behind the 2022 bronze medallists as the European champions scored 88.21. Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier of Canada were third with 87.34.
The Canadians, winners of the Grand Prix Final, were back on the ice after a break due to Gilles having an appendectomy. The ice dance continues with the free dance component on Saturday, ahead of the men’s free skate where Japan’s Shoma Uno will look to defend his title after taking a healthy lead in the short programme.
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