The Michigan team trails France's Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron entering Wednesday's free dance competition.

All three of the out gay ice dancers earned a top-four rhythm dance score: Guillaume Cizeron, Paul Poirier and Lewis Gibson. The post Guillaume Cizeron vogues to Olympic ice dance lead in Madonna-fueled routine appeared first on Outsports.

Monday's results were a bit surprising given how high of a standard Chock and Bates have set in ice dance since the last Winter Olympics. The three-time world champions and two-time Olympic gold medalists in the team event placed second with a score of 89.72.

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As a general guideline, faults are assessed according to degree. For small faults, 0.10 points are subtracted from a competitor's score. For medium faults, 0.30 points are deducted; for major faults, the penalty is 0.50 or greater.