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Petrosyan became the second in the short program at the Grand Prix in Yekaterinburg

Leads after short program Camilla Nelyubova, who is ahead of the three-time champion of Russia by more than six points

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Petrosyan became the second in the short program at the Grand Prix in Yekaterinburg

Adelia Petrosyan showed the second result in the short program at the fourth stage of the Russian Grand Prix in figure skating, which takes place in Yekaterinburg.

For her rental, the three-time champion of Russia received 72.32 points.

The leader is Camilla Nelyubova (78.67), in third place Zlata Storm (71.14).

An arbitrary program of singles will be presented on November 8.

In early October, Petrosyan won silver at the Challenger tournament in Batumi, where she lost only to the Estonian figure skater Nina Petrykina. The stage of the Russian Grand Prix for her is the first of the season.

Source: РБК ↗

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