The YouTube version.
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Points towards Olympic qualification for apparatus specialists.
Vault
1. Yu Linmin, China, 14.649
2. Teja Belak, Slovenia, 14.216
3. Yesenia Ferrera, Cuba, 14.199
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Bars
1. Fan Yilin, China, 14.800
2. Anastasia Agafonova, Russia, 14.733
3. Yin Sisi, China, 14.566
Floor
1. Kazuki Minami, Japan, 15.100
2. Rayderley Zapata, Spain, 14.800
3. Hayden Skinner, Great Britain, 14.533
Pommels
1. Weng Hao, China, 15.000
2. Kaito Imabayashi, Japan, 14.966
3. Oleg Verniaiev, Ukraine, 14.866
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Rings
1. Liu Yang, China, 15.133
2. Eleftherios Petrounias, Greece, 14.866
3. Artur Avetisyan, Armenia, 14.833
Despite his silver medal, things are looking foreboding for Eleftherios Petrounias of Greece on still rings. The reigning Olympic champion shockingly missed out on qualifying for Tokyo at the world championships …
Petrounias’s sole route to the Games now is through the World Cup series, and with Liu looking so strong and likely to keep the spot, this looks less and less likely.
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Super AA final:
1. Daiki Hashimoto 86.031
2. Kazuma Kaya 85.664
3. Kazuyuki Takeda 85.364
There was a weird 0.5 deduction from the AA if you didn’t have a high enough difficulty total.
For example, Shogo Nonomura scored 85.699 but the difficulty penalty knocked his score down to 85.199 and 4th.
Click PLAY or watch Daiki on YouTube.
Top scores on each apparatus:
FX Carlos Yulo 15.2
PH Yanato Kanayama (?) 14.933
SR Yuya Kamoto 14.966
VT Daiki Hashimoto 14.933
PB Yuya Kamoto (?) 14.933
HB Yuya Kamoto (?) 14.566
MAGnastics was covering it on Twitter.
Athletics, cycling, golf, gymnastics, rowing and triathlon have also been confirmed for the sports programme in the German city.
All six sports featured at the first European Championships in Glasgow and Berlin last year, alongside aquatics which has not been confirmed for a repeat appearance. …
Most of the events in 2022 will take place in and around Munich Olympic Park …
The Championships will mark the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Summer Olympics staged in Munich and will be held between August 11 and 21. …
A third European Championships will also be held in 2026, between July 30 and August 9.
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Stuttgart edition.
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https://twitter.com/morgihurd/status/1193333509722660864
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https://twitter.com/olympicchannel/status/1193473401689661440
The 2019 Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships will be held in Tokyo, Japan from November 28 to December 1, 2019.
The competition will take place at the Ariake Gymnastics Centre, the same venue that will also host the gymnastics competitions at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, and will serve as a test event and a qualifier for the 2020 Summer Olympics. …
Canada has named their team. Two time defending Women’s Olympic Champ Rosie MacLennan will be competing.
Click PLAY or watch some Women’s Tramp highlights from last year on YouTube. (26min)
Click PLAY or watch how Trampolinists qualify to the Tokyo Olympics on YouTube.
Laurie Hernandez has had a fantastic post-Olympics career. She’s everywhere. A winning media personality.
Yet Laurie’s decided to try a comeback. That ain’t easy — unless you are Simone.
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Laurie retweeted this one.
It’s called the Ariake Gymnastic Centre. Home of Artistic, Rhythmic and Trampoline. 12,000 person capacity.
More photos on Facebook.