2019 GP Rostelecom Cup, CS Warsaw Cup & Japanese Junior Nationals: Info & Streaming
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The Grand Prix series travels to Russia this week, while the Challenger Series continues in Poland! Here’s how to watch. More information may be added to this post as it appears.
Live results | Entries | Detailed schedule | ISU
SCHEDULE
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Nov. 15: Men’s SP 14:00; Rhythm Dance 16:00; Ladies’ SP 18:30; Pairs’ SP 20:30
Nov. 16: Men’s SP 13:30; Free Dance 15:40; Ladies’ FS 17:30; Pairs’ FS 19:45
Nov. 17: Gala 15:00
HOW TO WATCH
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Fan streams: These fan-run streams may livestream part or all of the event: QQ Live. Check the streams when the events are on. The streams are available worldwide.
ISU: The ISU will livestream the entire competition and gala on Youtube in countries that do not have broadcasting rights for the event. See here for a list of broadcasters that have ISU broadcasting rights.
NBC Gold: Subscribers in the USA can watch the competition (excluding the gala) live on NBC Gold.
CBC Sports: Canada’s CBC Sports will stream the entire competition and gala live. Schedule in EST:
11/15: Men’s SP 6:00AM; Rhythm Dance 8:00AM; Ladies’ SP 9:30AM; Pairs’ SP 12:30PM
11/16: Men’s FS 5:30AM; Free Dance 7:40AM; Ladies’ FS 9:30AM; Pairs’ FS 11:45AM
11/17: Gala 7:00AM
Official stream (geoblocked)
Channel One Russia: Russia’s Channel One will livestream the competition, gala, pre-competition practices, and behind-the-scenes footage. Some events will also be aired live on TV (*starred below). Schedule in Moscow Time:
11/14: Men’s Practice 10:25 (live); Dance Practice 12:00 (live); Ladies’ Practice 13:15 (live); Pairs’ Practice 14:50 (live)
11/15: Men’s SP 13:55 (live); Rhythm Dance 15:55 (live); Ladies’ SP* 18:25 (live); Pairs’ SP 20:25 (live)
11/16: Men’s FS 13:25 (live); Free Dance 15:35 (live); Ladies’ FS* 17:25 (live); Pairs’ FS 19:40 (live)
11/17: Medal ceremonies & gala* 13:55 (live)
Official stream (all events, geoblocked)
TV streams (non-geoblocked): Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3, Stream 4, Stream 5, Stream 6
Teledeporte: Spain’s Teledeporte will air parts of the competition live. Schedule in CET:
11/15: Men’s SP 12:00 (live); Ladies’ SP 16:30 (live); Rhythm Dance 18:05 (taped)
11/16: Pairs’ SP 00:30 (taped); Men’s FS 11:30 (live); Free Dance 19:00 (taped); Ladies’ FS 20:45 (taped)
11/17: Pairs’ FS 00:00 (taped); TBA
Official stream (geoblocked)
RaiSport: Italy’s RaiSport and Raisport+HD will air parts of the competition. Broadcast schedule in CET:
11/15: Unknown events 13:55; Unknown events 18:25; Unknown events 22:10
11/16: Unknown events 04:10; Unknown events 11:25; Unknown events 18:00;
11/17: Unknown events 00:15; Unknown events 13:00
Official streams: RaiSport, RaiSport+HD (geoblocked)
CCTV5: China’s CCTV5 & CCTV5+ will air parts of the competition live. Streaming is also available on the CCTV5 mobile app (only in China). Schedule in China Standard Time:
11/16: Ladies’ SP 00:00 (CCTV5+, live 30 min in); Men’s FS 21:30 (CCTV5+, taped); Ladies’ FS 22:30 (CCTV5+, live)
Instructions for creating an account on feiliuzhibo (free unblocked streaming)
Other TV channels: Other TV channels such as Japan’s TV Asahi and Viaplay in Nordic countries will air parts of the competition. See here for a list of broadcasters with ISU broadcasting rights. Check your local TV channels for other skating broadcasts.
On demand: The ISU Youtube channel archives their livestreams. The videos are available in countries that do not have broadcasting rights. Videos will also be uploaded online by fans. Search skaters’ names on Youtube and filter by upload date for the latest videos.
WARSAW CUP
Results | Entries | Website | Schedule | ISU
Designation: Challenger Series
When: Nov. 13-17
Where: Warsaw, Poland
Level & disciplines: senior men, ladies, ice dance, pairs
How to watch:Free Youtube livestream
Schedule (UTC+1)
11/14: Pairs’ SP 16:05; Rhythm Dance 19:40
11/15: Ladies’ SP 09:40; Men’s SP 16:00
11/16: Pairs’ FS 10:05; Men’s FS 14:20
11/17: Free Dance 10:50; Ladies’ FS 14:05
Notable entries: Daniel Samohin, Daniel Grassl, June Hyoung Lee, Petr Gumennik, Andrei Mozalev, Egor Murashov, Dabin Choi, Jihun To, Elizaveta Nugumanova, Serafima Sakhanovich, Bradie Tennell, Alina Pepeleva/Roman Pleshkov, Jessica Calalang/Brian Johnson, Marie-Jade Lauriault/Romain Le Gac, Caroline Green/Michael Parsons
JAPANESE JUNIOR NATIONALS
The Japanese Junior National Championships is one of the competitions that decides Japan’s Junior World team. Junior National Champions are automatically qualified for the Junior World team. Top finishers at Junior Nationals are invited to compete at Senior Nationals in late December.
When: Nov. 15-17
Where: Yokohama, Japan
Level & disciplines: junior men, ladies, ice dance
How to watch: Delayed broadcast on BS Fuji, 11/17 at 18:00-19:55
Schedule (UTC+9)
11/15: Rhythm Dance 20:00
11/16: Ladies’ SP 12:40; Free Dance 16:35; Men’s SP 17:30
11/17: Ladies’ FS 12:40; Men’s FS 16:25
Notable entries: Sena Miyake, Yuto Kishina, Tatsuya Tsuboi, Yuma Kagiyama, Shun Sato, Kao Miura, Nana Araki, Tomoe Kawabata, Moa Iwano, Mana Kawabe, Chisato Uramatsu, Riko Takino, Kinayu Yokoi, Hanna Yoshida, Rino Matsuike, Shiika Yoshioka