A man who ran out onto the ice to Trusova knew in advance what consequences this could entail
MOSCOW, 20 Nov — The man who took to the ice after the performance of the silver medalist of the 2022 Olympics Alexandra Trusova at the fifth stage of the Russian Grand Prix in Samara was preparing for the action in advance, reports Sport-Express.
On Sunday, Trusova performed a free program at the fifth stage of the Russian Grand Prix. After the figure skater’s performance, a man in a jacket with a hood came out onto the ice and gave her flowers. No one interfered with the unknown.
The day before, in one of the groups dedicated to Trusova on social networks, a fan named Alexei asked what would happen if a person ran out onto the ice after the skater’s performance. He was interested in whether such an act would entail sanctions for the skater or the organizers and how difficult it was to reach the skater on the ice without skates.
According to the results of the Russian Grand Prix stage in Samara, Trusova took second place with 213.80 points. The winner was Sofya Samodelkina (217.87), the third place was taken by Ksenia Gushchina (196.18).
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