WHY SKATING TODAY EXISTS

Finding something
should not be difficult.

Figure skating has an enormous amount of information. The problem is that much of it is spread across federation websites, competition systems, result archives, PDFs, news pages and historical databases.

I created Skating Today to bring that information together in one place and make it easier to search, read and understand.

Competition results remain connected to their official sources. Articles link back to the reporting and information they were built from. Historical records preserve their provenance.

The goal is not to replace the organizations that produce this information. It is to make figure skating easier to explore.

Whether you want to know what happened today, find an old World Championship result, look up an athlete, explore Olympic history or follow the original source, you should be able to do it without searching through ten different websites.

One place.
Clear information.
Original sources still one click away.

That is why Skating Today exists.

BUILT FROM THE SOURCE

The original record stays within reach.

Every result, article and historical record on Skating Today is connected to the official source used to build it.

Wherever possible, you can go directly from ONE to the original federation, competition or governing-body source and see the record for yourself.

Skating Today organizes the information. It does not replace the official record.