Nikolai Kolesnikov, a multiple winner of the Russian Grand Prix, skated his short program to a score of 80.72 points—the second-highest score of the second start of the 2026/27 tournament.
Mark Lukin leads, with Aldar Sambuev in third.
Nikolai Kolesnikov, a multiple winner of the Russian Grand Prix, skated his short program to a score of 80.72 points—the second-highest score of the second start of the 2026/27 tournament.
Mark Lukin leads, with Aldar Sambuev in third.