Not since 1984, when Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean won their fourth and final global title, have British skaters stood on a world podium in any discipline. Lilah and Lewis finally ended that wait on Saturday with a total score of 207.11 points, having finished fourth at the previous two World Championships.
In Boston, they had placed third after Friday's rhythm dance, but while their free dance routine - soundtracked by a trio of Beyonce hits - was judged the sixth best on Saturday, their combined score was enough to land them the greatest success of their careers to date.
American duo Madison Chock and Evan Bates defended their title while Canada's Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier took silver. The World Championships is a qualifying event for next year's Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina.
Olympians Lilah and Lewis are three-time European medallists, and earlier this season they claimed Britain's first ever medal at the Grand Prix final.
Lilah and Lewis have been GSF athletes since 2017 and are dedicated to their roles as Ambassadors for UK-based charities and raising awareness for the sport of ice dance in the UK. We are excited to continue to follow Lilah and Lewis on their incredible journey!
