Skistar Chemmy Alcott says she's "gutted" to be out of Dancing On Ice but promised to make the show's mentors Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean proud of her.

Chemmy has used her skating to regain the feeling she lost in her right leg after an 80mph horror smash saw her break her leg in Canada in 2010. Now the athlete feels fit enough to have a crack at her fourth Winter Olympic games.

Chemmy Alcott might have had one of her best ever weeks on Dancing On Ice, but it wasn’t enough to save the professional skier, as she became the latest act to leave the competition last night. The blonde beauty was voted off the ice dancing contest after going up against former X Factor contestant Chico Slimani, who has proved himself as a force to be reckoned with on the show.

But far from being upset, Chemmy gushed about her experiences, saying that she "loved every minute” of Dancing On Ice – and will take the skills she learned on the show through life.

Chemmy Alcott became the latest celebrity to be voted off the new series of Dancing on Ice on Sunday night. The skier and self confessed "Queen of the skate-off" found herself in the bottom two with Chico Silmani following the result of the viewer vote on Props Week.

Alcott took to the ice first with pro partner Sean Rice to reprise their magician routine to `It's Magic' and delivered a confident performance.

Chemmy Alcott and Andy Whyment are the bookies' favourites to be voted off Dancing on Ice on Sunday night. The skier and the Coronation Street actor are being widely tipped to appear in the skate-off.

Bookmakers William Hill have said that Whyment is their 6/5 favourite to get voted off, with Chemmy Alcott priced at 7/4. A spokesman for the bookies also revealed that Jorgie Porter is the 8/11 favourite to be crowned the winner of the ice dance contest.

Broken bones, gashed heads, torn muscles and cracked ribs have made this year’s Dancing on Ice more like a series of Casualty. But while the show’s cast of actresses, presenters and singers have complained about the risks, for Chemmy Alcott it’s a lot less dangerous than her day job.

Having shrugged off breaking her back and neck in previous falls, the skier was left with the bones in her leg poking through her skin after a horrific 60mph smash in 2010. The crash was so bad she could have died, but she is determined to be back on her skis and competing again in time for the 2014 Winter Olympics.

Chemmy Alcott gained her best ever score on Dancing on Ice on Sunday night. The ski champ scored 22 points for her routine to Wilson Phillips' track `Hold On'.

The 29-year-old was desperate to ensure that she did not up in the bottom two and impressed the judges with her prowess on the ice during Ultimate Skills week. Louie Spence, Robin Cousins and Katarina Witt were impressed with the marked improvement in her skating skills.

Chemmy Alcott wants to be the next Bear Grylls – after moaning there aren't enough adventurous women on telly.

The gutsy Dancing On Ice star says she would love to make a series where she explores the wilderness and survives in the wild like Bear or fellow adventurer Ben Fogle.

Dancing On Ice's Chemmy Alcott got the royal seal of approval last night as Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall cheered her on – leading her to achieve her highest score in the competition to date.

Chemmy is close pals with Zara after they were introduced by a mutual sponsor. During the show, she skated with partner Sean Rice to Kylie Minogue's Locomotion, and pulled off a very difficult lift and scored 20.0 from the judges.

Dancing on Ice contestant Chemmy Alcott has said that Christine Bleakley is doing a great job hosting the show. The skier said Christine was "doing brilliantly", after replacing viewer favourite Holly Willoughby.

She told The Sun: "Christine came up to me after I'd had a tough week and put her arm around me and talked to me for ages, which was lovely, and she's always in the bar after the show.

Dancing on Ice star Chemmy Alcott has confessed that training for Torvill and Dean's ice dance contest has been "tougher" than she thought it would be. The skier, who has overcome serious injuries to take part, told a tabloid newspaper that she has found the show challenging.

She told The Sun: "I thought Dancing on Ice would be a doddle, I had no idea how tough it would be." Chemmy insisted that she is enjoying participating in the contest and said that she is relishing the challenge.

Dancing on Ice star Chemmy Alcott has revealed that she can't wait for her boyfriend to make a marriage proposal. The skiing star told a tabloid newspaper that she has been "dropping hints" to Dougie Crawford about popping the question.

She told The Sun: "I want to get married, but he's a little slower. "I drop a lot of hints, but he's not taking me up on it yet.

Katarina Witt has been an exciting addition to the Dancing on Ice 2012 judging panel, but last night the Olympic champion made a comment to skier Chemmy Alcott, which caused a bit of a stir.

Following Chemmy’s skate with Sean Rice to Rescue Me, Katarina said: “Chemmy I am begging you to not do those lifts, I really don’t want to see you up there, you are a pretty big woman.” Poor Chemmy seemed a little shocked by the comment but Katarina is keen to stress she didn’t mean it as it may have sounded.

Training for Dancing On Ice has given injured skier Chemmy Alcott feeling back in her shattered leg – and now she wants to compete in one last Winter Olympics. The blonde beauty, 29, injured her right leg in an 80mph horror smash in Canada in 2010.

Surgeons reinforced her limb with titanium but Chemmy, Britain's top skier, was left with a numb leg that didn't respond properly to her brain signals. But thanks to her sessions on the ice for the ITV1 show, Chemmy reckons she will soon be back to her best on the slopes.

Surbiton People is backing Chemmy Alcott to win ITV's Dancing on Ice competition.

Surbiton's Chemmy has been the number one British woman skier for a record seven years, and we're sure she'll be great on the ice too.

First it was Princess Beatrice at X Factor, then Camilla at Strictly Come Dancing. Now Zara Phillips will be the latest royal to turn up for a TV talent contest.

Zara will go to watch Dancing On Ice, to support ski pal Chemmy Alcott. Olympic hopeful Chemmy is taking part in the series after being forced to take time out from her downhill racing career after breaking her leg in a high-speed crash while training.

Dancing On Ice star Chemmy Alcott has revealed that fellow contestant Chesney Hawkes is feeling down about his injury. The skier said she had contacted Hawkes by email to find out if he is recovering from his sprained ankle.

She told the Daily Mirror: "We're still waiting to hear how bad it is. I've got a lot of tips from doctors and healing tools. "So last night I fired over an email to him and I spoke to him.

Chemmy Alcott had an embarrassing misunderstanding with Canadian Sean Rice – after he told her off for sticking her bottom out.

Olympian Chemmy was confused when her skating partner used the Canadian term for bottom, which is "fanny". Red-faced Chemmy told TV Biz: "For about a month we had this big miscommunication. When you ski you stick your bottom out. Sean kept shouting, 'Tuck that fanny in.'

Skier Chemmy Alcott may be used to freezing conditions, but the transition from the slopes to the ice rink has not been as easy as you may expect.

Teamed up with professional skater Sean Rice, 29 year old Chemmy, who was Britain’s number one skier for seven years, has admitted ice skating has helped her rehabilitation after a recent skiing accident, but claims her sporting background is now becoming a hindrance on ice.