Guemenik lands five quads in Tokyo free skate
Russian figure skater Petr Guumenik performed five quadruple jumps in his free program at the Kinoshita Group Cup in Tokyo, earning 170.71 points and placing second overall after the short program, where he fell twice and finished 13th.
Consensus
- Petr Guemenik competed in the free program at the Kinoshita Group Cup tournament in Tokyo.
- Guemenik executed five quadruple jumps in the free program.
- Guemenik received 170.71 points for his free program performance.
- Guemenik placed second in the overall standings after the short program.
- Guemenik fell twice during the short program and finished 13th in that segment.
- The ISU allowed Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete in the new season under neutral status.
- Guemenik is set to represent Russia at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Points of divergence
- Guemenik fell on two jumps during the short program, specifically on a quad flip-triple toe loop combination and a quad Lutz. — vm
- Mark Kondratyuk was stripped of his neutral status by the ISU and removed from the Kinoshita Group Cup, with Vladislav Dikij replaced by him. — vm
- Vladislav Dikij is second in the standings with 88.79 points. — vm
- Guemenik stated that the Challenger event in Japan provided him with a good lesson before the new season starts. — vesti
- Guemenik said that the first start of the season usually yields the most conclusions. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Gumenik performed five quadruple jumps in the free program in Tokyo — Вести
- Figure skater Petr Gumenyuk fell from two jumps at a tournament in Tokyo — Вечерняя Москва