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Figure skater Dikidzhi won the second stage of the Grand Prix of Russia

The second place was taken by Peter Gumennik, the third – Arseny Fedotov

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Figure skater Dikidzhi won the second stage of the Grand Prix of Russia

Vladislav Dikidzhi won the second stage of the Russian Grand Prix in figure skating in St. Petersburg, gaining 297.67 points for two programs.

Dikidzhi went second after the short program, behind Peter Gumennik. In the free program, Dikiji included four quadruple jumps and two triple axels.

The second was Humannik (293.99), and the third place was taken by Arseniy Fedotov (283.48).

The third stage of the series will take Krasnoyarsk from October 31 to November 1.

The 22-year-old Dikiji has already won two Challenger tournaments in Tokyo and Almaty this season. He will perform at two stages of the ISU Grand Prix series in Tokyo and Shenzhen, China.

Pupil of Oleg Tataurov Dikidzhi is the champion of Russia in 2025.

Source: РБК ↗

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