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Husband Trusova won a short program at the Grand Prix in Yekaterinburg

The second is Mark Kondratyuk, the third is Alexander Melnikov. Arbitrary program at the fourth stage of the Russian Grand Prix singles will present on November 8

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Husband Trusova won a short program at the Grand Prix in Yekaterinburg

Makar Ignatov showed the best result in the short program at the fourth stage of the Russian Grand Prix in figure skating, which takes place in Yekaterinburg.

For his rental, he received 95.41 points.

Mark Kondratyuk is in second place (94.92), Alexander Melnikov is in third place (94.82).

The free program will be presented by singles on November 8.

Ignatov is the silver medalist of the championship of Russia of the season 2020/21. The 26-year-old skater also won the Russian Cup final twice, was a bronze medalist of the ISU Grand Prix stage in Moscow.

In 2024, Ignatov married Alexandra Trusova, a silver medalist at the Beijing Olympics.

Source: РБК ↗

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