The 69th Artistic World Championships wrapped up with excitement as the Precision and Show teams took to the floor at the Beijing Yanqing District Comprehensive Gymnasium in Beijing, People’s Republic of China. The atmosphere was electric as the world’s most talented group skaters showcased their creativity, precision, and teamwork on one of the sport’s grandest stages. These events highlight the collaborative heart of artistic skating. While the sport often celebrates individual brilliance, the Precision and Show disciplines reveal a different dimension built on unity, coordination, and shared expression. Each performance became a story told by many voices moving as one, reflecting months of training, commitment, and passion. A new highlight at this year’s Championships was the Junior Show event. Spain continued its strong tradition in the Show category, with AS Cunit taking the inaugural gold medal. Their program World As One was a powerful display of storytelling, combining sharp choreography, expressive skating, and stunning costumes that resonated deeply with the energetic audience.

Senior Precision

1. Monza Precision Team ITA
2. Sincro Roller ITA
3. Precision Skate Bologna ITA

Senior Quartets

1. Vortex ESP
2. Rolar4Sk8 POR
3. Vento COL

Small Show

1. AS Cunit ESP
2. CPA Tona ESP
3. DejaVu ITA

Large Show

1. CPA Olot ESP
2. CPA Girona ESP
3. Cristal Skating Team ITA

Junior Precision

1. Precision Skate BolognaITA
2. Royal Eagles ITA
3. Roller Dreams ARG

Junior Quartets

1. Magic Skates ITA
2. Endless Troopers 1 POR
3. CRSG BRS

Junior Show

1. AS Cunit ESP
2. CPA Tona ESP
3. DejaVu ITA

The Precision and Show teams captivated the Beijing audience with performances that combined technical excellence and artistic depth. Each routine brought characters and emotions to life, transforming the skating floor into a stage of movement and imagination. Beyond the thrill of competition, every team earned valuable points toward the official World Skate Rankings. These points are crucial for seeding and recognition on the international stage. The achievements in Beijing mark an important step in the development of the next generation of Precision and Show artistic skating talent. .The 69th Artistic World Championships has now concluded in the Yanqing District of Beijing, nestled by the Great Wall. Skaters and spectators alike were treated to a setting steeped in history and grandeur, with the ancient wall stretching across the mountains as a breathtaking backdrop. Competing in the shadow of this world wonder added a sense of inspiration and gravitas. Beyond the stunning scenery, this edition of the Championships will be remembered as a historic moment for the sport: new records were set, first-time champions emerged, and defending champions held on to their titles, reaffirming their dominance.

World Skate Artistic Technical Committee Chairman Nicola Genchi said, “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the dedicated people involved. It is a great pleasure to see the World Championships return to the continent of Asia. I am truly impressed by the high level of commitment demonstrated by all athletes and trainers. Their hard work and passion continue to elevate our sport. I look forward with great anticipation to the 2026 season.”

Let’s get ready, the 2026 season starts now!

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