Canadian ice dancers Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Nikolai Sørensen, second in ice dancing at the Four Continents Championships, shared their impressions of their performance.
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“Today we really felt free and it was a lot of fun just to perform. I think we have stepped up our game this week and we will be motivated at home to prepare for the World Championships,” the International Skating Union (ISU) press office quoted Laurence Fournier Baudry as saying.
“We really worked hard on this program and such a great performance with a lot of emotions was a great relief and a great pleasure for us,” Sørensen added.
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