Guillaume Cizeron the other part of the team
If you search on YouTube, you can find tons of events where Guillaume Cizeron and Gabriella Papadakis of France have won in ice skating competitions.
They range from ice dancing to free ice dance couples event, but the win at the Olympics is only available on the paid portion of internet only on Peacock TV. Of course you can join any time, and just for a month but having to shell out $4.95, its 9.95 if you do not want commercials, to view the Olympics is rather offputting; admittedly, I did.
The best I could find is a warmup ice dance that is available, though I had to search a bit for it.
Guillaume Cizeron of Papadakis & Cizeron
Gabriella and Guillaume have been skating together for the past decade — since he was 17 years old and she sixteen, and so in many ways they have grown up together on ice. Besides winning the silver at the 2018 Olympics, they have been four time world champions, five time consecutive European champions, seven time French national champions, taken ten gold medals at the French Grand Prix and broken world records 28 times.
While they still compete for France, they both live and train in French- speaking Montreal Canada, and were the odds on favorite coming into the Olympics. They fulfilled their billing, and o Monday, February 14th, 2022 they took the Gold for France.
The twenty-seven years old, Guillaume was born on 12 November 1994 in Montbrison, a commune in the Loire Valley of France, that is about 460 kilometers or 239 miles away from the capitol, Paris. The train makes this trip in about 5 and a half hours. Outside of that piece of inconsequential trivia, there is little known about his family or education in English-speaking sites, so those leads are moot. In the French Press, the pair has been quiet about their future career plans.