Sale and Pelletier

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Sale and Pelletier are a Canadian pair figure skating team, Jamie Salé and David Pelletier, best known for winning Olympic gold in 2002 after a high-profile judging scandal.

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instanceOf pair skating team
sports duo
bestKnownFor being central figures in the 2002 Olympic figure skating judging scandal
winning Olympic gold medal in 2002 Winter Olympics pairs event
competedAt 2002 Winter Olympics
country Canada
discipline pair skating
era early 2000s
late 1990s
event pair skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics
finalResult2002Olympics gold medal
formedPartnership late 1990s
formerChoreographer David Wilson
Lori Nichol
formerCoach Jan Ullmark
Manon Perron
Richard Gauthier
genderCategory mixed-gender pair
governingBody Skate Canada
involvedIn 2002 Winter Olympics figure skating judging scandal
laterActivity professional show skaters
television appearances in skating-related shows
mediaCoverage extensive international coverage after 2002 Olympic scandal
member David Pelletier
Jamie Salé
nationalTitle Canadian pairs champions
notableProgram Love Story free skate
notableProgramMusic Love Story by Francis Lai
olympicGames Salt Lake City 2002
olympicMedalist yes
originalResult2002Olympics silver medal
professionalTour Champions on Ice
Stars on Ice
representedCountry Canada
retiredFromEligibleCompetition 2002
sharedGoldWith Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze
linked to: Elena Berezhnaya
skatingClub CPA St. Leonard
sport figure skating
style expressive lifts
romantic programs
strong side-by-side jumps
turnedProfessional 2002
won 2000–01 Grand Prix Final pairs title
2001 World Figure Skating Championships pairs title
worldChampion yes

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Stars on Ice performer Sale and Pelletier