Competition Schedule

The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating® Final (Junior & Senior) ran across four days at the Palavela in Turin, featuring short programmes, free skates, rhythm and free dances, and the Exhibition Gala. All competition events took place at the Palavela.

Programme subject to change.

The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final brought the world's finest junior and senior skaters together at the Palavela in Turin for four days of world-class competition. Across the event, audiences were treated to short programmes, free skates, rhythm dances, and free dances, each discipline showcasing the extraordinary athleticism, artistry, and technical precision that define elite figure skating. The Palavela served as the sole venue throughout, with the schedule carefully structured so that junior events opened each day before the senior competitions took center stage, building toward the most anticipated performances of the season.

The opening ceremony, which began in the early evening, set a celebratory tone for the championship weekend. Spectators filled the stands to welcome the athletes, and the atmosphere inside the arena was electric from the very first moment. With competitors representing nations from around the globe, the event underscored the international spirit of the Grand Prix series, where skaters who had earned their places through a season of qualifying events now gathered to battle for one of the most coveted titles in the sport. Every performance carried the weight of months of preparation.

For the junior competitors, the Final represented a significant milestone—an opportunity to perform on the same stage as their senior idols and to announce themselves as the next generation of champions. Their short programmes and free skates were marked by remarkable ambition, with many attempting elements that pushed the boundaries of their age categories. For the seniors, the stakes were equally high, as a strong showing in Turin could define their standing heading into the remainder of the competitive season and beyond, with every element scrutinized by judges and fans alike.

Beyond the competition itself, the event offered fans a chance to experience the spectacle of the exhibition gala, where medallists and guest skaters performed in a more relaxed and creative setting. The gala provided a fitting conclusion to the Final, allowing athletes to showcase their personality and artistry without the pressure of the competitive scores. For everyone in attendance, from devoted followers of the sport to first-time spectators, the Torino Final was a celebration of figure skating at its finest, leaving lasting memories long after the final bows.

Thursday, 5 December 2019

The Opening Ceremony began at 19:00.

Friday, 6 December 2019

Saturday, 7 December 2019

Sunday, 8 December 2019

The Exhibition Gala closed the event, featuring medallists and invited skaters in a celebratory showcase.