Skater Egoitz Bijueska won the world championship for the second time

He has re-validatedEgoitz Bijueska as the best skater of all time by winning the gold medal in the world championship, the second gold he won worldwide after last spring in Sao Paulo (corresponding to the 2025 World Cup).

The Biscayan has performed at a high level, and has impressed the audience who have followed the competition closely.

Bijueska scored94.50 points in the final, 94.60 in the semifinals and 94.33 in the quarterfinals. Silver was for the American Tom Schaar (93.07) and bronze for the Brazilian Gui Khury (92.15).

On the other hand, Naia Laso has won a meritorious fifth place in the women 's final by measuring her strength with the world's top eight skaters.

The gold wasfor 15-year-old Japanese Mizuho Hasegawa (91.00), while silver was for British Sky Brown (89.50) and bronze for Japanese Cocona Hiraki (88.50).

Thanks to the results, Laso is well on track to get the ticket to the Olympic Games. The Biscayan is the one who competed in the Paris Games in 2024, when he was seventh despite competing with physical problems.