Team Fusion (ESP) - ISU Synchronised Skating World Championships | Salzburg 2026 | #SynchroSkating

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AI GeneratedTeam Fusion from Spain opened the short program at the 2026 ISU Synchronized Skating World Championships in Salzburg. Despite some technical bobbles and downgrades, the team delivered a solid performance that serves as a positive starting point for the competition, earning a short program score of 36.03.
This is Team Fusion for Spain. We wish them all the best of luck.
Very
innovative
entry
feature
there
into
the
spin.
Rapid
ice
coverage
here
in
the
traveling
element.
Well that's a super
way to start our
coverage of this
short program here
in Salzburg. They look pleased with it.
I think the team will be pretty pleased.
a couple of bobbles here and there
but remember you're looking at a team here who finished in
19th place last year at the World Championships
and that was not a bad start for them at all
just worth mentioning the box on the top left hand corner
of your screen that has the little
red boxes in that's just indicating
that the element has got a negative grade of execution
from the judges doesn't mean it's illegal
or anything like that so you're looking for green
boxes in there thinking he had all green boxes
you've got positive GOEs and that's what the
teams are looking for but uh gotta say it it wasn't
a bad start for this team no absolutely
team fusion kicking us off
at the 2026 ISU Synchronized Skating World Championships
it is not easy to skate first in the short program event there's tons
of buzz in the arena and they
They handled it really well.
Yeah, really good atmosphere, as there always is in these events.
And that helps the skaters, that's for sure.
Look now at some of the highlights throughout that short program.
So you can see a couple downgrades throughout their technical call.
As we look forward, you can expect to see the
later on teams going for a level 4
in every single element that they're doing.
This team did receive positive GOE on their travel element,
really exciting,
and in order to gain more positive GOEs they'd have
a couple of criteria that they'd be looking for
shape, spacing, unison, speed,
things that would help elevate their execution.
It's worth mentioning as you watch this,
the elements that they're doing are hard enough
when you're doing them on your own
but to do them in a group of 16 skaters and
try and get them in unison is very difficult.
And worth mentioning they have 14 on this roster so
those elements function a little differently.
Yeah for sure. We did a couple of times last
year. Best result for them was in the Lumiere
Classic in Pankow where they finished in 9th place.
Team Fusion have earned
a short program score of 36.03.
Those 36.03 set the target
for the technical score.
Not too bad there.
