Fear and Gibson Secure Historic Ice Dance Bronze for Britain

Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson end a 40-year medal drought in British ice dance with their bronze at the 2025 World Championships in Boston.

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.