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For karne, only giving her favourites free passage to the final, ignoring that they skated terribly yesterday.
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For karne, only giving her favourites free passage to the final, ignoring that they skated terribly yesterday.

I bet they asked the skaters if they felt like going on, but the government made them cancel.
ups, I though the proposal was to move the event one time only. I misunderstood,so, of course, you are right.I mean that there's a difference between "let's never ever again have any kind of event in France" and "better safe than sorry 12 hours after a major terrorist attack"
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isu logo International Skating Union
Press Release - Cancellation of Trophee Bompard
November 14, 2015
Media Advisory
The Minister of Interior Affairs of France, Bernard Cazeneuve, and the Mayor of Bordeaux, Alain Juppe, have informed the French Figure Skating Federation (FFSG) that the competition at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating event ”Trophee Eric Bompard 2015” in Bordeaux has to be cancelled due to the state of emergency and national mourning days in France.
The International Skating Union (ISU) has acknowledged the decision.
The International Skating Union and the French Figure Skating Federation express their deepest sympathy to the victims of the despicable terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13.
Peter Krick Didier Gailhaguet
ISU Sport Manager Figure Skating President FFSG
Contacts:
ISU Media Coordinator:
Selina Vanier, Media Coordinator
+41 21 612 66 66 (phone)
email: [email protected]
Trophee Eric Bompard
Giovanna De Petra, Press Officer
+33 (0) 663479358 (cell phone)
email: [email protected]
Condolences..Isn't Kovtun at NHK?
If the ISU decides to use the SP scores, here's a breakdown on what the points would be for GPF.
If the ISU decides to use the SP scores, here's a breakdown on what the points would be for GPF.
It would have been nice if only all the skaters and their teams could have the safe place to live and train before the competition, in Europe. Do you realise how exhausting it would be for most of them to fly home and then get back for the sake of LP? I have no idea what they would do- maybe settle the venue the week after the NHK- but that would mean that some of skaters would have less time prior to GPF.One of the opportunities to conduct Free Skating could be to make quick arrangements with one of the skating rinks in nearby European counties, to skate Free Programs during next week (the nearest possible is better to make it easier to transport all the skaters, couches and officials to another country).
One of the possible skating rinks could be Palavela in Turin (Italy), or skating rink "Palasesto" in Milan (where Lombardia Trophy was recently held). They have relatively low workload, therefore they possibly could provide their facilites for one day.