The highly anticipated day has arrived for many Mexicans supporting Donovan Carrillo, who will be competing in the figure skating final at the Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina 2026. Carrillo qualified for this final by placing among the top 24 in the short program, finishing in 23rd place with a score of 75.56 points, while American Ilian Malinin dominated this segment with a score of 108.16. Carrillo will compete in the first block and is the second skater to participate in the free program.

The free program for figure skating at the Winter Olympics is scheduled for Friday, February 13, at the Milano Ice Skating Arena. The event will start precisely at 12:00 pm Central Time in Mexico. This competition is crucial for Carrillo as he aims to build on his performances and gain recognition on the international stage. With strong support from his fans and the Mexican community, expectations are high for his performance.

Viewers are keen to tune in and support Carrillo as he strives to deliver a memorable routine in hopes of winning a medal for Mexico. The widespread interest underscores the passion for figure skating in Mexico and the importance of this event in showcasing the talent of Mexican athletes.