LIM / QUAN (KOR) | Ice Dance Free Dance | Four Continents | Seoul 2025

Representing Republic of Korea. So we've got one more team to go in this second group. And then it's the battle for the medals. But you're going to enjoy this. This is a team that, for me, seem to be better every time I see them. Skating at home here, Hana Lim and Yi Kwan of Korea. They're in 6th place going into this. Dressed to kill, just call me. Cruella de Vil. Well, they're not going to forget tonight in a hurry, that's for sure. This reception. Yeah, that was super. She made a really good Cruella, didn't she? Quality of what these two produce, honestly, has got better year on year. And, of course, that's what he's striving for, but it doesn't always happen. There's a real air of sophistication about what they're doing now. These two were runners-up in the World Junior Championships a couple of years ago. They really have slotted into the senior ranks now. They're making their mark. Look at the quality of the edge work there. Almost got a sixth sense about where each other are. On the twizzles. Both of them getting level 4s. I love this. Changing the direction all over the place. Really difficult. Criminal. Dressed to kill, just call me. Cruella de Vil. Yeah, I really enjoyed that. There was so much going on all the way through the program. And, of course, when you've got all these turns, all these changes of direction and hold, it can look a little phonetic from time to time, but not in their case at all. So, what do they need? They need 105.76 to go into the lead. 111.51 is their best score this season. To put some pressure on the teams ahead of them. It's the American team of Emilia Zingas and Kolesnik who are just ahead of them by a couple points. So, yeah, it's the season's best score for them. 111.65, they go into the lead. Brown here. I love it. They have earned a total combined score of 184.02 points. And there it is. This is their new season's best and puts them in first place.