British figure skating pair Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby delivered a standout free skate performance, earning a season's best score of 112.99 points at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games.
The Team GB duo showcased their technical prowess and artistic expression in their free skate routine, executing impressive lifts and jumps that captivated judges and spectators alike. The performance marked a significant achievement for the British pair, surpassing their previous best marks of the season at the sport's biggest stage.
Vaipan-Law and Digby's routine demonstrated the precision and synchronization required at the Olympic level, with their combination of difficult technical elements and seamless execution earning them recognition in the pairs competition. The score of 112.99 represents a personal milestone for the partnership as they competed among the world's elite figure skating pairs.
British Pairs Figure Skating at Milano Cortina 2026
The performance continues Great Britain's presence in Olympic figure skating, with the pairs discipline requiring exceptional strength, timing, and trust between partners. Vaipan-Law and Digby's season-best score reflects months of training and preparation leading up to the Milano Cortina Games.
Figure skating pairs must master side-by-side jumps, throw jumps, lifts, and death spirals while maintaining artistic interpretation and musical timing. The technical difficulty of these elements, combined with the program components score, determines the final result.
Season's Best Performance
Achieving a season's best at the Olympic Winter Games demonstrates the pair's ability to perform under pressure when it matters most. The 112.99 points in the free skate portion adds to their earlier short program score to determine their overall placement in the pairs competition at Milano Cortina 2026.
The British figure skating program continues to develop talent across all disciplines, with Vaipan-Law and Digby representing the next generation of competitive pairs skaters on the international stage.
