Overview

• Fear and Gibson's bronze marks the first British world ice dance medal since Torvill and Dean's victory in 1984.
• They achieved a total score of 207.11, narrowly surpassing the Italian team of Guignard and Fabbri by 0.65 points.
• Their performances included a career-high rhythm dance score of 83.86 and a free dance to a Beyonce medley, popular with both audiences and judges.
• This breakthrough follows two consecutive fourth-place finishes at previous World Championships and a strong 2025 season with other podium finishes.
• The U.S. dominated the event, with Chock and Bates capturing their third consecutive ice dance gold and additional titles in other disciplines.