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Nakai Ami wins Grand Prix de France gold as Aoki Yuna slides to fourth
Original: Olympic bronze medallist Nakai Ami shone bright on Saturday despite spending the entire day at the rink to earn the Grand Prix de France victory as her Japanese teammate and short program leader Aoki Yuna dropped to fourth.
Japanese figure skater Nakai Ami, an Olympic bronze medallist, won the Grand Prix de France on Saturday, overcoming a full day spent at the rink to take the title. Her compatriot Aoki Yuna, who had led after the short program, dropped to fourth place in the final standings. The result marks a strong Grand Prix showing for Nakai and a disappointing turnaround for Aoki.
Why now: The Grand Prix de France women's event concluded with a surprising flip in the standings between the two Japanese skaters.
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- Olympic bronze medallist Nakai Ami shone bright on Saturday despite spending the entire day at the rink to earn the Grand Prix de France victory as her Japanese teammate and short program leader Aoki Yuna dropped to fourth. · Olympics
- Olympic bronze medallist Nakai Ami shone bright on Saturday despite spending the entire day at the rink to earn the Grand Prix de France victory as her Japanese teammate and short program leader Aoki Yuna dropped to fourth. · Olympics
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