Skate Canada 2025 Recap

The third stop on the Grand Prix series gave us a bombastic new world record from Ilia Malinin, a shaky win from Gilles and Poirier, some pleasant surprises in pairs, and a charming trio of medal-winners in the women’s event. Plus more frustrating judging, and potentially racist kiss ’n cry fan gifts.

November 4, 2025

Grand Prix Series Recap: Skate Canada 2025

Chapters

0:00 — Intro
1:57 — Men’s Competition
21:39 — Ice Dance Competition
52:34 — Women’s Competition
1:10:06 — Pairs Competition
1:18:20 — Racist Kiss ‘n Cry fan gifts?
1:23:22 — Gold in our Hearts
1:24:53 — NHK Trophy Preview
1:29:13 — Wrap-Up

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