2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program
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2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program
Summary
2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program is a short program[1].
Key Facts
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program won the Tatiana Totmianina[2].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program won the Maxim Marinin[3].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program is in the country of Japan[4].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's instance of is recorded as short program[5].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's location is recorded as Yoyogi National Gymnasium[6].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's part of is recorded as 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating[7].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's point in time is recorded as +2005-12-16T00:00:00Z[8].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's sport is recorded as pair skating[9].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's organizer is recorded as International Skating Union[10].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's organizer is recorded as Japan Skating Federation[11].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Tatiana Totmianina[12].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Maria Petrova[13].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Aljona Savchenko[14].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Zhang Dan[15].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Julia Obertas[16].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's participant is recorded as Pang Qing[17].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's number of participants is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+6'}[18].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's competition class is recorded as senior[19].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's uses is recorded as ISU Judging System[20].
- 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Figure Skating[21].
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Recognition
Wins include Tatiana Totmianina[2], a figure skater[22], b. 1981[23], of Russia[24], awarded the Order of Honour[25] and Maxim Marinin[3], a figure skater[26], b. 1977[27], of Russia[28], awarded the Order of Honour[29].
FAQs
What awards did 2005–2006 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final - pair skating short program receive?
Honors received include Tatiana Totmianina[2] and Maxim Marinin[3].