Three years before its Olympic debut, synchro9 will be one of the attractions of the World Synchronized Skating Championships, Nottingham, March 27 to April 4, 2027More than 1.100 skaters are expected in England, where the public will witness traditional synchronized skating, but also the very first appearance of synchro9 at the World Championships.
« Nottingham27 will score an extraordinary new chapter for synchronized skating and the ISU “,” enthuses Jae Youl Kim, president of the International Skating Union (ISU), ready to Celebrating a truly historic moment: the very first Synchro9 World Championships. As this exciting new format takes its first steps on the road to the Winter Olympics, its debut at the World Championships in Nottingham will be an unforgettable moment and an opportunity to showcase the speed, energy, and creativity of a format with an extremely promising future. Bringing together four world championships in nine days will give rise to an unprecedented celebration of our sport. »
Synchro9 will open these Championships on March 27 and 28, with junior and senior competitions. Traditional synchronized skating will follow with the juniors (March 31 and April 1), then the seniors (April 3 and 4). Jae Youl Kim believes this event will allow for celebrating the origins of skating " and " to inspire the next generation to dream big and write their own story on the Olympic stage in 2030 ».
