Laila Fair and Lewis Gibson won the first medal of the world championship in Great Britain in the world for more than 40 years with a bronze of ice dance in Boston.
Not since 1984, when Jin Torville and Christopher Dean won their fourth and last world title, British skiers stood on the world platform in any specialty.
But Fear, 25, Jebuson, 30, finally ended that waiting on Saturday with a total of 207.11 points, after ranked fourth in the previous world championship.
American favorite Madison Choc and Ivan Bings defended his title while Piper Jill from Canada and Paul Borier took silver.
Fear said: “I cannot even describe my feelings, I am still shaking.” “I am in disbelief.”
Gibson added: “It is a dream that has become true,” Gibson added.
The Olympic who fear and Jeepson are European medals three times, and earlier this season won the first medal in Britain in the final of the Grand Prix.
In Boston, they ranked third after the rhythm dance on Friday, but while the free dance routine – which was manufactured by three Beyonce's songs – was sentenced to sixth place on Saturday, their joint degrees were sufficient to reach the greatest success in their career so far.
British colleagues Fib Baker and James Hernandez finished seventeenth place.
Earlier this month, Torvill said that Fear and Gibson “took the dance to the ice in Great Britain to another.”
The World Championship is a qualified event for the Winter Olympic Games for the next year in Milan Cortina.
Elsewhere, the United States, Skating Elijah Malinin, titled the second consecutive world in the world with a routine that included six quad leaps.
The 20 -year -old also carried the respectable Backflip once as part of his routine.
He and Muslim became the fourth place Adam Siao, his FA from France, the first skipper in nearly 50 years, to legally land in this step in the World Championship.
