About the Event
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating® Final (Junior & Senior) — the pinnacle of the Grand Prix series, held at the Palavela in Turin, Italy.
The Culmination of the Grand Prix Series
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating® Final brought together the world's best figure skaters for the culminating event of the ISU Grand Prix series. Only the top qualifiers from the six Grand Prix events earned the right to compete at this prestigious championship, held from 5 to 8 December 2019 at the Palavela arena in Turin, Italy.
Organized by the Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio (FISG), the event featured both Junior and Senior categories across all four figure skating disciplines.
The Palavela arena in Turin provided a fitting stage for the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final, a venue steeped in sporting history and transformed into a showcase of elite athleticism and artistry. Spectators filled the stands across four days of competition, witnessing the culmination of a season-long series that had taken skaters to six Grand Prix events around the globe. From the junior ranks to the senior divisions, every competitor had earned their place through consistent, high-level performances, making this gathering of the world's finest a true celebration of the sport at its highest tier.
The event showcased all four disciplines of figure skating, with men's, ladies', pairs, and ice dance competitions unfolding before enthusiastic crowds. Each program told a story through carefully choreographed movement, with athletes pushing the boundaries of technical difficulty while maintaining the grace and musicality that define the discipline. Beyond the competitive sessions, the exhibition gala offered a lighter, more creative showcase where medalists and invited skaters performed without the pressure of scoring, delighting audiences with show-stopping routines and memorable collaborations.
Turin itself embraced the international spirit of the occasion, welcoming athletes, officials, and fans from across the figure skating community. The event served not only as a competition but as a meeting point for the sport's global family, from coaches and judges to young skaters inspired by watching their heroes perform live. With the support of the organizing federation and local volunteers, the Final ran smoothly from the opening practice sessions through the closing ceremony, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended and reinforcing the city's reputation as a host of world-class winter sports events.
Competition Categories
| Level | Disciplines |
|---|---|
| Senior | Men, Ladies, Pairs, Ice Dance |
| Junior | Men, Ladies, Pairs, Ice Dance |
Each discipline featured the top six qualifiers from the ISU Grand Prix series, making every performance a showcase of elite international talent.
Event Highlights
The four-day programme included short programmes and free skates across all categories, an Opening Ceremony on the evening of 5 December, and a celebratory Exhibition Gala on 8 December. Practice sessions were open to ticket holders from 4 to 7 December, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at the athletes' preparation.
Results from the competition were published at isuresults.com.