Fear and Gibson lead at Skate Canada after rhythm dance program

So one team to go and here they are, the British champions, bronze medalists in Europeans for the last three years, bronze medalists in the world championships in 2025. This is Lila Fier and Lewis Gibson. Flamenco You can see as they finish the routine there, there wasn't much in it, but I can tell you there isn't going to be too much reviewed by the technical panel. They are going to be knocking on the door of 80 points, I think, with that performance. It was a mighty fine skate. I've got to say, when I look at the footwork of these two and comparing it to the French team, I'm not sure that it was as tidy and accurate as the French team, but the presentation, the levels that they got for everything, really top-notch. It's a beautiful music. With only five and a half years of real existence. No, but I don't know if it is. So, Lila and Lewis will certainly be looking at the scores achieved last week. And they'll want to be high 70s. Could they possibly get into the 80s with that performance? Would be great. Remember, Laurence Fournier-Boudry and Guillaume Cizeron, the Olympic champions, got 82.56 for their rhythm dance. They didn't put a foot wrong, did they? She got a three on the twizzles. He got a four. Golden Wolf's was a two. And they got a couple of the key points there. But where they're benefiting all the time is the GOEs. They are huge. Over three points, the GOE on the Twizzles. Yeah, not necessarily the levels any higher than anybody else, but the GOE is exceptional. So 77.91 they need or more to take the lead here. And they've done it. 81.37, that will do. That is not far off the mark set by the Olympic champions last weekend in Angers. They will be thrilled with that. What a great start to their Grand Prix campaign here in Kelowna.