Judging panels and implications - 2026 Olympics

[Quintuple]

Here's a fascinating one: Look at the advanced protocols for the Men's Free Skate. Look at the PCS rankings from the judge from China.

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[tony]

Here's a fascinating one: Look at the advanced protocols for the Men's Free Skate. Look at the PCS rankings from the judge from China.

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In the end, the judge was mostly in the middle of what everyone else gave. Obviously Grassl first is a choice and also the Donovan score sticks out, but most everyone else is right in line in a night that no one quite knew what to do.

You’ll see for Junhwan a 7th place ordinal, but it’s the same score that Switzerland gave and was worth 2nd on their own score card.

 

[A.H.Black]

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[Quintuple]

I'm just isolating the judge's own PCS rankings, not the relative scores or overall scores, or how close they were to other judges. Looking purely at how they ranked the skaters:

Tied for 1st: Shaidorov, Gogolev, Grassl
Tied for 4th: Kagiyama, Torgashev, Aymoz
7th: Cha
8th: Siao Him Fa
9th: Rizzo
10th: Sato
11th: Britschgi
12th: Naumov
13th: Egadze
14th: Gummenik
Tied for 15th: Miura, Malinin

 

[Andrea82]

When looked component by component, the ordinals in the Men FS appear all over the place for many. Just like the skating that evening.