Artistic Skating World Cup can provide first Olympic Square in Spain

Olivia Smart and Tim Eighty, at Joint Dance, and Tomás Guarino, in male modality, will be selected for an Olympic Square In the artistic Skating World Cup held in Boston, the United States, the first major qualified appointment.

The national team of Spain could get the first place for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games depending on the results of these three athletes.

The Olivia Smart and Tim Eighte pair will compete with the dance dance with what will be the second great participation together In a World Cup. The marked goal will end with the top 10 of the general classification, which will give Spain a place at the Olympic Games.

For part of it, Tomás Guarino faces his fourth participation in a World Cup and aims to reach the finalsomething that has not been done in the past three editions in which he or she competed.

Guarino set his best brands at this time and must enter the final to have options to get the square through the World Cup.

In the event that Tomás Guarino and the couple developed by Olivia Smart and Tim Dieck will not be able to enter this World Cup, the pre -olympic grants are the areas of classification.

Should be remembered that squares for the 2026 Olympic Games are not nominal, but the country has given them themselves. The Royal Spanish Ice Sports Federation will designate the athletes selected based on their selection criteria.

Artistic Skating World Cup begins for the Spaniards on Thursday, March 27 and 4:05 PMWhen Tomás Guarino argues the short program to access the final.

In the rhythmic dance, the beginning of the competition for the Spanish couple was on Friday, March 28, beginning at 4:15 PM and where the 20 best access to the final.