Dikij beats Gumennik at Russian GP

Despite the fall and a penalty mark, Dikiji received 189.84 points for his free skate — the best result among all participants.

Consensus

The second stage of the Russian Grand Prix took place in Saint Petersburg.
Vladislav Dikij won the event with a total score of 297.67 points.
Petr Gumennik finished second with 293.99 points.
Arseniy Fedotov took third place with 283.48 points.
The competition included both short and free programs.
The next stage of the series will be held in Krasnoyarsk from October 31 to November 1.
Dikij performed a quadruple Lutz, quadruple flip, and quadruple Salchow in the free program.
Gumennik led after the short program.
Dikij fell during a combination jump involving a quadruple Salchow and a triple toe loop.
Dikij received the highest score in the free program with 189.84 points.
Gumennik received 185.50 points for his free program.
The technical score was decisive, with Dikij scoring 103.43 compared to Gumennik's 96.59.

Dikij earned a penalty point for continuing hand movement after music ended. — fontanka
Gumennik received a deduction for a half-turn on the quadruple Salchow. — fontanka
Gumennik's component score was higher than Dikij's: 88.91 to 87.41. — fontanka
Fedotov scored 188.13 in the free program, placing second in that segment. — fontanka
Gleb Lutfulin finished fourth with 282.58 points, just 0.90 behind Fedotov. — fontanka
Dikij performed a quadruple Salchow, quadruple Lutz, and quadruple flip in the free program. — vesti
Fedotov was fifth after the short program but rose to third after the free program. — vesti
Gumennik's free program score was 185.50. — vesti
Gumennik won the short program with 108.49 points. — kommersant