France's Aymoz wins Skate Canada men's crown / Photo: WANG Zhao - AFP/File
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France's Aymoz wins Skate Canada men's crown
French veteran Kevin Aymoz won the Skate Canada men's title on Saturday, capturing his second grand prix title as short program leader Rio Nakata faltered.
Aymoz overcame miscues on his opening quadruple toe loop and triple Axel to deliver a characteristically suave free skate performance that garnered 168.17 points for a winning total of 258.43.
Nakata, the two-time defending world junior champion, had led after the short program as he vied to capture gold on his senior grand prix debut.
But the 18-year-old from Japan was fourth in the free skate, doubling two of his three planned quadruple jumps, to drop to second overall on 249.25 points
Estonia's Mihhail Selevko was third on 248.66 after topping the final free skate.
Aymoz, 29, claimed his second grand prix title, having ended a long wait for his first at Skate America last year -- eight years after making his grand prix level debut.
He became the second-oldest man to win a grand prix title after Russian Sergei Veronov at 30 in 2017.
Earlier Saturday another rising Japanese star, Mao Shimada, topped the women's short program with a score of 82.11.
Shimada, who celebrated her 18th birthday on Friday, also made an impressive entry to the senior Grand Prix ranks.
The four-time Junior Grand Prix Final and World Junior Championships winner, nailed a triple Axel as she finished in front of America's 2024 world silver medallist Isabeau Levito, who tallied 78.50.
Estonia's Nina Petrokina was third on 71.95 heading into Sunday's free skate.
Britain's Lila Fear and Lewis Gibson, the 2025 world bronze medallists, led the way after the ice dance rhythm dance ahead of France's Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud and Americans Caroline Green and Michael Parsons.
N.Lambert--LCdB
