Start List. Men. Free program. Four Continents Championships. Kagiyama, Sato, Cha Jung-hwan, Yamamoto, Jin, Shaidorov will take to the ice.

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The men will medal at the Four Continents Championships in Shanghai on Feb. 3.

Four Continents Championships

Shanghai, China

Men

Free program

Start:

  • 15:50 Shanghai time.
  • 02:50 am Eastern Standard Time (EST)

Live streaming:
For many, the ISU channel works.
https://www.youtube.com/c/SkatingISU

Peacock is covering events live:
https://www.peacocktv.com/sports/skating

Third warm-up

  1. Maxim Naumov (USA)
  2. Dias Zhirenbayev (Kazakhstan)
  3. Donovan Carrillo (Mexico)
  4. Dai Daiwei (China)

Third warm-up

  1. Cha Eun-Hyun (South Korea)
  2. Tomoki Hiwatashi (USA)
  3. Roman Sadovsky (Canada)
  4. Yudong Chen (USA)
  5. Andrew Torgashev (USA)
  6. Mikhail Shaydorov (Kazakhstan)

Third warm-up

  1. Jin Boyan (China)
  2. Sota Yamamoto (Japan)
  3. Wesley Chu (Canada)
  4. Shun Sato (Japan)
  5. Yuma Kagiyama (Japan)
  6. Cha Jung-Hwan (South Korea)

After the short program

  1. Yuma Kagiyama (Japan) – 106,82
  2. Shun Sato (Japan) – 99,20
  3. Cha Jung-Hwan (South Korea) – 95,30.
  4. Sota Yamamoto (Japan) – 94,44
  5. Boyan Jin (China) – 89,41
  6. Wesley Chu (Canada) – 83.50
  7. Mikhail Shaydorov (Kazakhstan) – 81.76
  8. Andrew Torgashev (USA) – 81.15
  9. Yudong Chen (China) – 78.74
  10. Tomoki Hiwatashi (USA) – 75.39
  11. Roman Sadovsky (Canada) – 72.44
  12. Cha Eun-Hyun (South Korea) – 72.43
  13. Joo Hong Lim (South Korea) – 70.27
  14. Donovan Carrillo (Mexico) – 67.66
  15. Maxim Naumov (USA) – 67.61
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