Grand Prix de France 2026, the program's best Composition mark so far. Video on YouTube.
Elements
Grand Prix de France 2026, free skate · 11 elements · 91.94 technical points- 14T+2TQuad toe loop + double toe loop10.80+1.9012.70
- 24SQuad Salchow No. 2 of 25 this season9.70+3.6013.30
- 33ATriple Axel8.00−0.347.66
- 4FCSp4Flying camel spin, level 43.80+0.874.67
- 5StSq4Step sequence, level 4 No. 3 of 70 this season4.10+1.765.86
- 64TxQuad toe loop10.450.0010.45
- 73A+Eu+2S+2A+SEQxTriple Axel + Euler + double Salchow + double Axel (sequence)13.86+0.2314.09
- 83FxTriple flip No. 3 of 21 this season5.83+1.447.27
- 9CCoSp4Change foot combination spin, level 44.20+1.025.22
- 10ChSq1Choreographic sequence, level 1 No. 1 of 35 this season3.50+2.435.93
- 11ChSp1Choreographic spin, level 13.50+1.294.79
Points are the base value plus the GOE, the judges' mean grade of execution without the highest and lowest mark. Each square is one judge's grade, -5 to +5. x: second half, +10%. ★ marks an execution among the season's five best of its kind, out of at least 10. ◆ marks an element at most three skaters skate this season and worth at least the usual base value of its kind.
About the program
Adam Siao Him Fa won Grand Prix de France on home ice with this free skate, scoring 181.78. Benoit Richaud built it on Patrick Watson's "Here Comes the River".
The choreo sequence had already turned heads at Nepela Memorial in September, where every judge gave it +5. The moment people clip is a long lean-back knee slide. In France his only real blemish was a touchdown on the quad toe.
On Reddit, plenty of fans named it their favorite program of the season. Some said the step sequence made them cry, and a few grumbled that work this good is landing in a year with no Olympics.
