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ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating

Annual figure skating competition series

Annual figure skating competition series

FieldValue
nameGrand Prix of Figure Skating
logoISU Grand Prix Series logo.png
logo_size200px
logo_altLogo of the ISU Grand Prix Series
statusActive
frequencyAnnual
countriesCAN Canada
CHN China
FIN Finland
FRA France
JPN Japan
USA United States
first1995–96 Champions Series
prev2025–26 Grand Prix Series
next2026–27 Grand Prix Series
organizerInternational Skating Union
Skate Canada
Chinese Skating Association
Skating Finland
French Federation of Ice Sports
Japan Skating Federation
U.S. Figure Skating

CHN China FIN Finland FRA France JPN Japan USA United States Skate Canada Chinese Skating Association Skating Finland French Federation of Ice Sports Japan Skating Federation U.S. Figure Skating The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating – originally known as the Champions Series – is a series of senior-level international figure skating competitions sanctioned by the International Skating Union. Though none of the events were new, they debuted as a unified series in 1995. The Grand Prix consists of six qualifying events, held in succession over a span of six weeks, plus the Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. Currently, Grand Prix events are hosted by Canada (Skate Canada International), China (Cup of China), Finland (Grand Prix of Finland), France (Grand Prix de France), Japan (NHK Trophy), and the United States (Skate America). Previous events were hosted by Germany (Bofrost Cup on Ice) and Russia (Rostelecom Cup). Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance. Skaters earn points based on their results at their respective competitions, and after the six qualifying events, the top skaters or teams in each discipline are invited to compete at the Grand Prix Final.

History

Beginning with the 1995–96 season, the International Skating Union (ISU) launched the Champions Series – later renamed the Grand Prix Series – which, at its inception, consisted of five qualifying competitions and the Champions Series Final. This allowed skaters to perfect their programs earlier in the season, as well as compete against the skaters whom they would later encounter at the World Championships. This series also provided the viewing public with additional televised skating, which had been in demand. The five qualifying competitions during the inaugural season were the 1995 Nations Cup, the 1995 NHK Trophy, the 1995 Skate America, the 1995 Skate Canada, and the 1995 Trophée de France. Skaters earned points based on their results in their respective competitions and the top skaters or teams in each discipline were invited to compete at the Champions Series Final.

The Grand Prix Series currently comprises the following competitions:

  • Skate Canada International: The first Skate Canada competition was held in 1973 in Calgary, Alberta. When the ISU launched the Champions Series in 1995, Skate Canada International was one of the five qualifying events. It has been a Grand Prix event every year since, except for 2020, when it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Cup of China: The first Cup of China was held in 2003 in Beijing as a replacement for the Bofrost Cup on Ice. The Cup of China has been interrupted three times in its history: in 2018 when the Chinese Skating Association elected to forgo hosting any international skating events in order to prepare its venues for the 2022 Winter Olympics, and then in 2021 and 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Grand Prix of Finland: The first Grand Prix of Finland was held in 2018 in Helsinki as a replacement for the Cup of China. It returned in 2022 as a replacement for the Rostelecom Cup after Russia was banned from hosting any international figure skating competitions following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This event has been held under several names, including the Grand Prix of Helsinki, the Grand Prix of Espoo, and the Finlandia Trophy**.**
  • Grand Prix de France: The first iteration of the Grand Prix de France – then called the Grand Prix International de Paris – was held in 1987 in Paris. When the ISU launched the Champions Series in 1995, the Grand Prix de France was one of the five qualifying events. It has been a Grand Prix event every year since, except for 2020, when it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.** The Grand Prix de France has been held under several names, including the Trophée de France, the Trophée Lalique, the Trophée Éric Bompard, and the Internationaux de France.
  • NHK Trophy: The first NHK Trophy was held in 1979 in Tokyo. When the ISU launched the Champions Series in 1995, the NHK Trophy was one of the five qualifying events. It has been a Grand Prix event every year since.
  • Skate America: The first Skate America – then called the Norton Skate – was held in 1979 in Lake Placid, New York, as a test event for the 1980 Winter Olympics. When the ISU launched the Champions Series in 1995, Skate America was one of the five qualifying events. It has been a Grand Prix event every year since.
  • Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final: This event is the culminating event of the Grand Prix Series. Skaters earn points based on their results at qualifying competitions each season, and the top skaters or teams in each discipline are invited to then compete at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Grand Prix Final was at first postponed, and then cancelled in December 2020.** In response to the discovery of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant in November 2021, the 2021 Grand Prix Final was cancelled as well.** The following competitions have been discontinued:
  • Bofrost Cup on Ice: The first iteration of the Bofrost Cup on Ice – then called the Fujifilm Trophy – was held in 1986 in Frankfurt. When the ISU launched the Champions Series in 1995, the German competition – at that point called the Nations Cup – was one of the five qualifying events. It remained a Grand Prix event until 2002, after which point it was supplanted by the Cup of China. This event was held under several names, including the Sparkassen Cup on Ice. Despite losing its spot in the Grand Prix series, the German Ice Skating Union continued to stage the competition, but it did not continue after 2004.
  • MK John Wilson Trophy: In July 2022, the ISU announced the cancellation of the 2022 Cup of China due to China's ongoing travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The MK John Wilson Trophy was held as a replacement event in Sheffield, England, in November 2022.
  • Gran Premio d'Italia: The 2021 Cup of China was cancelled due to travel and quarantine restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Gran Premio d'Italia was held as a replacement event in Turin in November 2021.
  • Rostelecom Cup: The first iteration of the Rostelecom Cup – originally known as the Cup of Russia – was held in 1996 in Saint Petersburg as part of the Champions Series. It was a Grand Prix event every year until the ISU barred Russia from hosting international skating competitions after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The International Skating Union established the Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating in 1997 as a comparable series to the Grand Prix series. It consists of a series of seven international figure skating competitions exclusively for junior-level skaters. The locations of the Junior Grand Prix events change every year. Skaters earn points based on their results each season, and the top skaters or teams in each discipline are then invited to compete at the Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. Beginning with the 2008–09 figure skating season, the Grand Prix Final and Junior Grand Prix Final have been held concurrently.

Grand Prix champions

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Men's singles

YearSkate Canada InternationalCup of ChinaGrand Prix of FinlandGrand Prix de FranceBofrost Cup on IceNHK TrophyRostelecom CupSkate AmericaGrand Prix Final1995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
RUS Alexei UrmanovNo competitions prior to 2003No competitions prior to 2018RUS Ilia KulikUKR Vyacheslav ZahorodnyukCAN Elvis StojkoNo competitions prior to 1996USA Todd EldredgeRUS Alexei Urmanov
CAN Elvis StojkoUSA Todd EldredgeRUS Alexei UrmanovCAN Elvis StojkoRUS Alexei UrmanovUSA Todd EldredgeCAN Elvis Stojko
CAN Elvis StojkoRUS Alexei YagudinCAN Elvis StojkoRUS Ilia KulikRUS Alexei YagudinUSA Todd EldredgeRUS Ilia Kulik
RUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Alexei UrmanovRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Alexei Yagudin
RUS Alexei YagudinRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Evgeni Plushenko
RUS Alexei YagudinRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Evgeni PlushenkoUSA Timothy GoebelRUS Evgeni Plushenko
RUS Alexei YagudinRUS Alexei YagudinRUS Evgeni PlushenkoJPN Takeshi HondaRUS Evgeni PlushenkoUSA Timothy GoebelRUS Alexei Yagudin
JPN Takeshi HondaUSA Michael WeissRUS Evgeni PlushenkoRUS Ilia KlimkinRUS Evgeni PlushenkoFRA Brian JoubertRUS Evgeni Plushenko
RUS Evgeni PlushenkoUSA Timothy GoebelRUS Evgeni PlushenkoNo Grand Prix competitions since 2002CAN Jeffrey ButtleRUS Evgeni PlushenkoUSA Michael WeissCAN Emanuel Sandhu
CAN Emanuel SandhuCAN Jeffrey ButtleUSA Johnny WeirUSA Johnny WeirRUS Evgeni PlushenkoFRA Brian JoubertRUS Evgeni Plushenko
CAN Emanuel SandhuCAN Emanuel SandhuCAN Jeffrey ButtleJPN Nobunari OdaRUS Evgeni PlushenkoJPN Daisuke TakahashiSUI Stéphane Lambiel
SUI Stéphane LambielUSA Evan LysacekFRA Brian JoubertJPN Daisuke TakahashiFRA Brian JoubertJPN Nobunari OdaFRA Brian Joubert
FRA Brian JoubertUSA Johnny WeirCAN Patrick ChanJPN Daisuke TakahashiUSA Johnny WeirJPN Daisuke TakahashiSUI Stéphane Lambiel
CAN Patrick ChanUSA Jeremy AbbottCAN Patrick ChanJPN Nobunari OdaFRA Brian JoubertJPN Takahiko KozukaUSA Jeremy Abbott
USA Jeremy AbbottJPN Nobunari OdaJPN Nobunari OdaFRA Brian JoubertRUS Evgeni PlushenkoUSA Evan LysacekUSA Evan Lysacek
CAN Patrick ChanJPN Takahiko KozukaJPN Takahiko KozukaJPN Daisuke TakahashiCZE Tomáš VernerJPN Daisuke TakahashiCAN Patrick Chan
CAN Patrick ChanUSA Jeremy AbbottCAN Patrick ChanJPN Daisuke TakahashiJPN Yuzuru HanyuCZE Michal BřezinaCAN Patrick Chan
ESP Javier FernándezJPN Tatsuki MachidaJPN Takahito MuraJPN Yuzuru HanyuCAN Patrick ChanJPN Takahiko KozukaJPN Daisuke Takahashi
CAN Patrick ChanCHN Yan HanCAN Patrick ChanJPN Daisuke TakahashiJPN Tatsuki MachidaJPN Tatsuki MachidaJPN Yuzuru Hanyu
JPN Takahito MuraRUS Maxim KovtunRUS Maxim KovtunJPN Daisuke MurakamiESP Javier FernándezJPN Tatsuki MachidaJPN Yuzuru Hanyu
CAN Patrick ChanESP Javier FernándezJPN Shoma UnoJPN Yuzuru HanyuESP Javier FernándezUSA Max AaronJPN Yuzuru Hanyu
CAN Patrick ChanCAN Patrick ChanESP Javier FernándezJPN Yuzuru HanyuESP Javier FernándezJPN Shoma UnoJPN Yuzuru Hanyu
JPN Shoma UnoRUS Mikhail KolyadaESP Javier FernándezRUS Sergei VoronovUSA Nathan ChenUSA Nathan ChenUSA Nathan Chen
JPN Shoma UnoCompetition cancelledJPN Yuzuru HanyuUSA Nathan ChenJPN Shoma UnoJPN Yuzuru HanyuUSA Nathan ChenUSA Nathan Chen
JPN Yuzuru HanyuCHN Jin BoyangNo competitions heldUSA Nathan ChenJPN Yuzuru HanyuRUS Alexander SamarinUSA Nathan ChenUSA Nathan Chen
Competition cancelledCHN Jin BoyangCompetition cancelledJPN Yuma KagiyamaRUS Mikhail KolyadaUSA Nathan ChenCompetition cancelled
USA Nathan ChenJPN Yuma KagiyamaJPN Yuma KagiyamaJPN Shoma UnoGEO Morisi KvitelashviliUSA Vincent ZhouCompetition cancelled
JPN Shoma UnoITA Daniel GrasslUSA Ilia MalininFRA Adam Siao Him FaJPN Shoma UnoNo competitions since 2021USA Ilia MalininJPN Shoma Uno
JPN Sōta YamamotoFRA Adam Siao Him FaJPN Kao MiuraFRA Adam Siao Him FaJPN Yuma KagiyamaUSA Ilia MalininUSA Ilia Malinin
USA Ilia MalininJPN Shun SatoJPN Yuma KagiyamaFRA Adam Siao Him FaJPN Yuma KagiyamaUSA Ilia MalininUSA Ilia Malinin
USA Ilia MalininJPN Shun SatoJPN Yuma KagiyamaUSA Ilia MalininJPN Yuma KagiyamaFRA Kévin AymozUSA Ilia Malinin

Women's singles

YearSkate Canada InternationalCup of ChinaGrand Prix of FinlandGrand Prix de FranceBofrost Cup on IceNHK TrophyRostelecom CupSkate AmericaGrand Prix Final1995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
USA Michelle KwanNo competitions prior to 2003No competitions prior to 2018CAN Josée ChouinardUSA Michelle KwanCHN Chen LuNo competitions prior to 1996USA Michelle KwanUSA Michelle Kwan
RUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanRUS Irina SlutskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanUSA Tara Lipinski
USA Michelle KwanFRA Laëtitia HubertGER Tanja SzewczenkoGER Tanja SzewczenkoRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanUSA Tara Lipinski
UKR Elena LiashenkoRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Elena SokolovaUZB Tatiana MalininaRUS Elena SokolovaRUS Maria ButyrskayaUZB Tatiana Malinina
USA Michelle KwanRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanRUS Irina Slutskaya
RUS Irina SlutskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Irina SlutskayaRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanRUS Irina Slutskaya
USA Sarah HughesRUS Maria ButyrskayaRUS Maria ButyrskayaUZB Tatiana MalininaRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Michelle KwanRUS Irina Slutskaya
USA Sasha CohenUSA Sasha CohenJPN Yoshie OndaJPN Yoshie OndaRUS Viktoria VolchkovaUSA Michelle KwanUSA Sasha Cohen
USA Sasha CohenUKR Elena LiashenkoUSA Sasha CohenNo Grand Prix competitions since 2002JPN Fumie SuguriUKR Elena LiashenkoUSA Sasha CohenJPN Fumie Suguri
CAN Cynthia PhaneufRUS Irina SlutskayaCAN Joannie RochetteJPN Shizuka ArakawaRUS Irina SlutskayaUSA Angela NikodinovRUS Irina Slutskaya
USA Alissa CzisnyRUS Irina SlutskayaJPN Mao AsadaJPN Yukari NakanoRUS Irina SlutskayaRUS Elena SokolovaJPN Mao Asada
CAN Joannie RochetteHUN Júlia SebestyénKOR Yuna KimJPN Mao AsadaSUI Sarah MeierJPN Miki AndoKOR Yuna Kim
JPN Mao AsadaKOR Yuna KimJPN Mao AsadaITA Carolina KostnerKOR Yuna KimUSA Kimmie MeissnerKOR Yuna Kim
CAN Joannie RochetteKOR Yuna KimCAN Joannie RochetteJPN Mao AsadaITA Carolina KostnerKOR Yuna KimJPN Mao Asada
CAN Joannie RochetteJPN Akiko SuzukiKOR Yuna KimJPN Miki AndoJPN Miki AndoKOR Yuna KimKOR Yuna Kim
USA Alissa CzisnyJPN Miki AndoFIN Kiira KorpiITA Carolina KostnerJPN Miki AndoJPN Kanako MurakamiUSA Alissa Czisny
RUS Elizaveta TuktamyshevaITA Carolina KostnerRUS Elizaveta TuktamyshevaJPN Akiko SuzukiJPN Mao AsadaUSA Alissa CzisnyITA Carolina Kostner
CAN Kaetlyn OsmondJPN Mao AsadaUSA Ashley WagnerJPN Mao AsadaFIN Kiira KorpiUSA Ashley WagnerJPN Mao Asada
RUS Yulia LipnitskayaRUS Anna PogorilayaUSA Ashley WagnerJPN Mao AsadaRUS Yulia LipnitskayaJPN Mao AsadaJPN Mao Asada
RUS Anna PogorilayaRUS Elizaveta TuktamyshevaRUS Elena RadionovaUSA Gracie GoldJPN Rika HongoRUS Elena RadionovaRUS Elizaveta Tuktamysheva
USA Ashley WagnerJPN Mao AsadaUSA Gracie GoldJPN Satoko MiyaharaRUS Elena RadionovaRUS Evgenia MedvedevaRUS Evgenia Medvedeva
RUS Evgenia MedvedevaRUS Elena RadionovaRUS Evgenia MedvedevaRUS Anna PogorilayaRUS Anna PogorilayaUSA Ashley WagnerRUS Evgenia Medvedeva
CAN Kaetlyn OsmondRUS Alina ZagitovaRUS Alina ZagitovaRUS Evgenia MedvedevaRUS Evgenia MedvedevaJPN Satoko MiyaharaRUS Alina Zagitova
RUS Elizaveta TuktamyshevaCompetition cancelledRUS Alina ZagitovaJPN Rika KihiraJPN Rika KihiraRUS Alina ZagitovaJPN Satoko MiyaharaJPN Rika Kihira
RUS Alexandra TrusovaRUS Anna ShcherbakovaNo competitions heldRUS Alena KostornaiaRUS Alena KostornaiaRUS Alexandra TrusovaRUS Anna ShcherbakovaRUS Alena Kostornaia
Competition cancelledCHN Chen HongyiCompetition cancelledJPN Kaori SakamotoRUS Elizaveta TuktamyshevaUSA Mariah BellCompetition cancelled
RUS Kamila ValievaRUS Anna ShcherbakovaRUS Anna ShcherbakovaJPN Kaori SakamotoRUS Kamila ValievaRUS Alexandra TrusovaCompetition cancelled
JPN Rinka WatanabeJPN Mai MiharaJPN Mai MiharaBEL Loena HendrickxKOR Kim Ye-limNo competitions since 2021JPN Kaori SakamotoJPN Mai Mihara
JPN Kaori SakamotoJPN Hana YoshidaJPN Kaori SakamotoUSA Isabeau LevitoUSA Ava Marie ZieglerBEL Loena HendrickxJPN Kaori Sakamoto
JPN Kaori SakamotoUSA Amber GlennJPN Hana YoshidaUSA Amber GlennJPN Kaori SakamotoJPN Wakaba HiguchiUSA Amber Glenn
JPN Mone ChibaUSA Amber GlennJPN Mone ChibaJPN Ami NakaiJPN Kaori SakamotoUSA Alysa LiuUSA Alysa Liu

Pairs

YearSkate Canada InternationalCup of ChinaGrand Prix of FinlandGrand Prix de FranceBofrost Cup on IceNHK TrophyRostelecom CupSkate AmericaGrand Prix Final1995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
No competitions prior to 2003No competitions prior to 2018No competitions prior to 1996
No Grand Prix competitions since 2002
****
Competition cancelled
No competitions held
Competition cancelledCompetition cancelledNo pairs competition heldCompetition cancelled
Competition cancelled
No competitions since 2021

Ice dance

YearSkate Canada InternationalCup of ChinaGrand Prix of FinlandGrand Prix de FranceBofrost Cup on IceNHK TrophyRostelecom CupSkate AmericaGrand Prix Final1995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
No competitions prior to 2003No competitions prior to 2018No competitions prior to 1996
No Grand Prix competitions since 2002
Competition cancelled
No competitions held
Competition cancelledCompetition cancelledCompetition cancelled
Competition cancelled
No competitions since 2021

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References

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  84. "2003 GP NHK Trophy".
  85. "2003 GP Cup of Russia".
  86. "2003 GP Skate America".
  87. "2003 Grand Prix Final".
  88. "2004 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  89. "2004 GP Cup of China".
  90. "2004 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  91. "2004 GP NHK Trophy".
  92. "2004 GP Cup of Russia".
  93. "2004 GP Skate America".
  94. "2004 Grand Prix Final".
  95. "2005 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  96. "2005 GP Cup of China".
  97. "2005 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  98. "2005 GP NHK Trophy".
  99. "2005 GP Cup of Russia".
  100. "2005 GP Skate America".
  101. "2005 Grand Prix Final".
  102. "2006 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  103. "2006 GP Cup of China".
  104. "2006 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  105. "2006 GP NHK Trophy".
  106. "2006 GP Cup of Russia".
  107. "2006 GP Skate America".
  108. "2006 Grand Prix Final".
  109. "2007 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  110. "2007 GP Cup of China".
  111. "2007 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  112. "2007 GP NHK Trophy".
  113. "2007 GP Cup of Russia".
  114. "2007 GP Skate America".
  115. "2007 Grand Prix Final".
  116. "2008 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  117. "2008 GP Cup of China".
  118. "2008 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  119. "2008 GP NHK Trophy".
  120. "2008 GP Cup of Russia".
  121. "2008 GP Skate America".
  122. "2008 Grand Prix Final".
  123. "2009 GP Skate Canada Intl".
  124. "2009 GP Cup of China".
  125. "2009 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  126. "2009 GP NHK Trophy".
  127. "2009 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  128. "2009 GP Skate America".
  129. "2009 Grand Prix Final".
  130. "2010 GP Skate Canada".
  131. "2010 GP Cup of China".
  132. "2010 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  133. "2010 GP NHK Trophy".
  134. "2010 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  135. "2010 GP Skate America".
  136. "2010 Grand Prix Final".
  137. "2011 GP Skate Canada".
  138. "2011 GP Cup of China".
  139. "2011 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  140. "2011 GP NHK Trophy".
  141. "2011 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  142. "2011 GP Skate America".
  143. "2011 Grand Prix Final".
  144. "2012 GP Skate Canada".
  145. "2012 GP Cup of China".
  146. "2012 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  147. "2012 GP NHK Trophy".
  148. "2012 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  149. "2012 GP Skate America".
  150. "2012 Grand Prix Final".
  151. "2013 GP Skate Canada".
  152. "2013 GP Cup of China".
  153. "2013 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  154. "2013 GP NHK Trophy".
  155. "2013 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  156. "2013 GP Skate America".
  157. "2013 Grand Prix Final".
  158. "2014 GP Skate Canada".
  159. "2014 GP Cup of China".
  160. "2014 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  161. "2014 GP NHK Trophy".
  162. "2014 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  163. "2014 GP Skate America".
  164. "2014 Grand Prix Final".
  165. "2015 GP Skate Canada".
  166. "2015 GP Cup of China".
  167. "2015 GP Trophee Eric Bompard".
  168. "2015 GP NHK Trophy".
  169. "2015 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  170. "2015 GP Skate America".
  171. "2015 Grand Prix Final".
  172. "2016 GP Skate Canada".
  173. "2016 GP Cup of China".
  174. "2016 GP Trophee de France".
  175. "2016 GP NHK Trophy".
  176. "2016 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  177. "2016 GP Skate America".
  178. "2016 Grand Prix Final".
  179. "2017 GP Skate Canada".
  180. "2017 GP Cup of China".
  181. "2017 GP Intx de France".
  182. "2017 GP NHK Trophy".
  183. "2017 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  184. "2017 GP Skate America".
  185. "2017 Grand Prix Final".
  186. "2018 GP Skate Canada".
  187. "2018 GP Helsinki".
  188. "2018 GP Intx de France".
  189. "2018 GP NHK Trophy".
  190. "2018 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  191. "2018 GP Skate America".
  192. "2018 Grand Prix Final".
  193. "2019 GP Skate Canada".
  194. "2019 GP Cup of China".
  195. "2019 GP Intx de France".
  196. "2019 GP NHK Trophy".
  197. "2019 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  198. "2019 GP Skate America".
  199. "2019 Grand Prix Final".
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  201. "2020 GP NHK Trophy".
  202. "2020 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  203. "2020 GP Skate America".
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  205. "2021 GP Skate Canada".
  206. "2021 GP Gran Premio d'Italia".
  207. "2021 GP Intx de France".
  208. "2021 GP NHK Trophy".
  209. "2021 GP Rostelecom Cup".
  210. "2021 GP Skate America".
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  212. "2022 GP Skate Canada".
  213. "2022 GP MK John Wilson Trophy".
  214. "2022 GP Espoo".
  215. "2022 GP de France".
  216. "2022 GP NHK Trophy".
  217. "2022 GP Skate America".
  218. "2022 Grand Prix Final".
  219. "2023 GP Skate Canada".
  220. "2023 GP Cup of China".
  221. "2023 GP Espoo".
  222. "2023 GP de France".
  223. "2023 GP NHK Trophy".
  224. "2023 GP Skate Ameica".
  225. "2023 Grand Prix Final".
  226. "2024 GP Skate Canada".
  227. "2024 GP Cup of China".
  228. "2024 GP Finlandia Trophy".
  229. "2024 GP de France".
  230. "2024 GP NHK Trophy".
  231. "2024 GP Skate America".
  232. "2024 Grand Prix Final".
  233. "2025 GP Skate Canada Int'l".
  234. "2025 GP Cup of China".
  235. "2025 GP Finlandia Trophy".
  236. "2025 GP de France".
  237. "2025 GP NHK Trophy".
  238. "2025 GP Skate America".
  239. "2025 Grand Prix Final".
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