Canadian Ice Dancers Lauriault and Le Gac Secure Sixth Place at Grand Prix

URGENT UPDATE: Canadian ice dancers Marie-Jade Lauriault and Romain Le Gac have just placed sixth in the rhythm dance at the Grand Prix de France held in Angers on October 18, 2025. With a score of 73.75, the duo is now gearing up for the highly anticipated free dance segment scheduled for Sunday.

The stakes are high as they compete against top international talent. Currently, Great Britain’s Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson lead with an impressive score of 84.38, followed closely by Lithuania’s Allison Reed and Saulius Ambrulevicius at 80.98. France’s own Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron stand in third place with a score of 78.00.

This marks a significant moment for Lauriault and Le Gac as they continue their journey in competitive figure skating. The pair’s performance comes in the wake of Fournier Beaudry’s recent partnership with Cizeron, a two-time Olympic medalist, after overcoming challenges related to her former partner’s suspension.

With the free dance just hours away, fans are eagerly awaiting their next performance, hoping for a surge in scores that could propel them up the ranks. The competition is fierce, and every point counts as the ice dancers strive to make their mark on this prestigious event.

Stay tuned for live updates as the competition unfolds. This is a crucial moment for Canadian ice dancing, and every performance could redefine the standings. Don’t miss out on the excitement as Lauriault and Le Gac aim to elevate their score in the next segment!