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2021 in artistic gymnastics

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Below is a list of notable men's and women's artistic gymnastics international events held in 2021, as well as the medalists.

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[domestic-32] Japan, China, and Russia only

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"Torna: Berki Krisztián Visszavonul És Sportigazgató Lesz" [Krisztián Berki Will Retire And Become Sports Director]. Hungarian Gymnastics Association (in Hungarian). February 4, 2021.

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"Я УШЛА ИЗ СПОРТА❤️". Instagram (in Russian). February 17, 2021.

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@deutscherturnerbund (May 9, 2021). "@leahgriesser beendet ihre Turn-Karriere und legt den Fokus auf ihr Medizin-Studium" – via Instagram.

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"Алию Мустафину официально проводили из гимнасток отвечать за молодежную сборную". Moskovskij Komsomolets (in Russian). June 8, 2021.

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"Gold medalist Shirai retires after missing out on Tokyo Games". The Asahi Shimbun. June 16, 2022.

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@epkez (July 24, 2021). "My last routine on the high bar" – via Instagram.

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"Olympics 2021: MyKayla Skinner's gymnastics career ends at Tokyo Olympics with the unlikeliest of silver medals". ESPN. August 1, 2021.

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"Sam Mikulak to retire from gymnastics after Tokyo Olympics". NBC Sports. August 2, 2021.

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@mariaholbura (August 10, 2021). "Multe nu am de spus" – via Instagram.

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@naoto.hayasaka (24 September 2021). "全日本シニア終了いたしました！人生最後の試合で人生で1番ボロかましました！" [All Japan Senior has finished! In the last game of my life, I cheated the most in my life!] (in Japanese) – via Instagram.

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"Giulia Steingruber se retire du sport de haut niveau". Swiss Gymnastics Federation (in French). October 1, 2021.

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"It's hard to say goodbye!Saying goodbye to 25 years of gymnastics career, another world champion in China announced his retirement". iMedia. July 6, 2022.

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"Retiring Mai Murakami ends career with gold at world championships". The Japan Times. October 25, 2021.

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"אלכס שטילוב פורש, ימונה למנהל נבחרת המכשירים ומאמן הסגל הצעי" [Alex Shtilov retires, will be appointed director of the instruments team and the young faculty coach]. Walla! (in Hebrew). December 2, 2021.

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"全日本団体体操で引退の野々村笙吾「精いっぱいの演技を」" [Shogo Nonomura, retired from all-Japan group gymnastics, "acting to the best of his ability"]. The Sankei News (in Japanese). December 10, 2021.

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@larisa_iordache (16 December 2021). "Azi inchei acest capitol frumos din viata mea..." [Today I end this beautiful chapter of my life...] (in Romanian) – via Instagram.

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"GA Statement: 2021 Australian Gymnastics Championships". Gymnastics Australia. March 10, 2021.

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@gymnastics (June 3, 2021). "#ArtisticGymnastics: The FIG can now confirm that the Apparatus World Cup in Doha will take place from 23 to 26 June" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

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@FIG_media (January 25, 2021). "#ArtisticGymnastics - The Apparatus World Cup in Baku (4-7 March 2021) is cancelled due to the health crisis" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

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Gymnast	Country	Date	Ref
Nile Wilson	Great Britain	January 14, 2021	^[1]
Krisztián Berki	Hungary	February 4, 2021	^[2]
Daria Spiridonova	Russia	February 17, 2021	^[3]
Leah Grießer	Germany	May 9, 2021	^[4]
Aliya Mustafina	Russia	June 8, 2021	^[5]
Kenzo Shirai	Japan	June 16, 2021	^[6]
Epke Zonderland	Netherlands	June 24, 2021	^[7]
MyKayla Skinner	United States	August 1, 2021	^[8]
Sam Mikulak	United States	August 9, 2021	^[9]
Maria Holbură	Romania	August 10, 2021	^[10]
Naoto Hayasaka	Japan	September 24, 2021	^[11]
Giulia Steingruber	Switzerland	October 1, 2021	^[12]
Deng Shudi	China	October 2, 2021	^[13]
Mai Murakami	Japan	October 24, 2021	^[14]
Alexander Shatilov	Israel	December 2, 2021	^[15]
Shogo Nonomura	Japan	December 12, 2021	^[16]
Larisa Iordache	Romania	December 16, 2021	^[17]

Date	Location	Event	Men's winners	Women's winners
April 21–25	Basel	European Championships	AA: Nikita Nagornyy FX: Nikita Nagornyy PH: Artur Davtyan SR: Eleftherios Petrounias VT: Igor Radivilov PB: Ferhat Arıcan HB: David Belyavskiy	AA: Viktoria Listunova VT: Giulia Steingruber UB: Angelina Melnikova BB: Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos FX: Jessica Gadirova
May 21	Gold Coast^[18]	Oceania Championships	AA: Mikhail Koudinov	AA: Emily Whitehead
May 22–27	Cairo	African Championships	AA: Omar Mohamed	AA: Zeina Ibrahim
May 27–30	Varna	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Aurel Benović PH: Illia Kovtun SR: Vinzenz Höck VT: Nazar Chepurnyi PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Tin Srbić	VT: Coline Devillard UB: Uliana Perebinosova BB: Anastasia Bachynska FX: Dildora Aripova & Hanna Szujó
June 3–6	Cairo	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Illia Kovtun PH: Illia Kovtun SR: Ali Zahran VT: Nazar Chepurnyi PB: Robert Tvorogal HB: Illia Kovtun	VT: Nancy Taman UB: Diana Varinska BB: Larisa Iordache FX: Zója Székely
June 4–6	Rio de Janeiro	Pan American Championships	TF: Brazil AA: Caio Souza FX: Israel Chiriboga PH: Santiago Mayol SR: Caio Souza VT: Caio Souza PB: Caio Souza HB: Javier Sandoval	TF: Brazil AA: Rebeca Andrade VT: Natalia Escalera UB: Lorrane Oliveira BB: Luciana Alvarado FX: Ana Luiza Lima
June 10–13	Osijek	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Milad Karimi PH: Matvei Petrov SR: Salvatore Maresca VT: Igor Radivilov PB: Ferhat Arıcan HB: Tin Srbić	VT: Csenge Bácskay UB: Nina Derwael BB: Nina Derwael FX: Ana Đerek
June 18–20	Guadalajara	Junior Pan American Championships	TF: United States AA: Fred Richard FX: Yuri Guimarães PH: Ángel Barajas SR: Jabiel Polanco VT: Fred Richard PB: Ian Lasic-Ellis HB: Fred Richard	TF: United States AA: Katelyn Jong VT: Katelyn Jong & Kaliya Lincoln UB: Katelyn Jong BB: Madray Johnson FX: Kaliya Lincoln
~~March 10–13~~ June 23–26^[19]	Doha	FIG World Cup	FX: Artem Dolgopyat PH: Saeid Reza Keikha SR: Eleftherios Petrounias VT: Hidenobu Yonekura PB: Ferhat Arıcan HB: Marios Georgiou	VT: Oksana Chusovitina UB: Rebeca Andrade BB: Diana Varinska FX: Vanessa Ferrari
July 23–August 8^[20]^[21]^[22]^[23]^[24]	Tokyo	Olympic Games	TF: ROC AA: Daiki Hashimoto FX: Artem Dolgopyat PH: Max Whitlock SR: Liu Yang VT: Shin Jae-hwan PB: Zou Jingyuan HB: Daiki Hashimoto	TF: ROC AA: Sunisa Lee VT: Rebeca Andrade UB: Nina Derwael BB: Guan Chenchen FX: Jade Carey
September 2–5	Koper	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Kirill Prokopev PH: Matvei Petrov SR: Vinzenz Höck VT: Andrey Medvedev PB: Sercan Demir HB: Maxime Gentges	VT: Tjaša Kysselef UB: Barbora Mokošová BB: Cassandra Lee FX: Claudia Fragapane
September 9–12	Mersin	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Félix Dolci PH: Ahmad Abu al Soud SR: Grigorii Klimentev VT: William Emard PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Dávid Vecsernyés	VT: Csenge Bácskay UB: Zója Székely BB: Maria Ceplinschi FX: Maria Ceplinschi
October 18–24	Kitakyushu	World Championships	AA: Zhang Boheng FX: Nicola Bartolini PH: Stephen Nedoroscik SR: Lan Xingyu VT: Carlos Yulo PB: Hu Xuwei HB: Hu Xuwei	AA: Angelina Melnikova VT: Rebeca Andrade UB: Wei Xiaoyuan BB: Urara Ashikawa FX: Mai Murakami
November 9–15	Cochabamba	Junior South American Championships	TF: Chile AA: Luciano Letelier	TF: Argentina AA: Isabella Ajalla
October 27–31	Dhaka	South Central Asian Championships	TF: Uzbekistan AA: Utkirbek Juraev FX: Abdulaziz Mirvaliev PH: Debang Dey SR: Omkar Shinde VT: Abdulaziz Mirvaliev PB: Omkar Shinde HB: Utkirbek Juraev	TF: Uzbekistan AA: Anastasiya Miroshnichenko VT: Anastasiya Miroshnichenko UB: Dildora Aripova BB: Dildora Aripova FX: Anastasiya Miroshnichenko
November 12–14^[25]	Cardiff	Northern European Championships	TF: Wales AA: Joe Cemlyn-Jones FX: Joe Cemlyn-Jones PH: Joe Cemlyn-Jones SR: Daniel Fox VT: Ewan Mcateer PB: Brinn Bevan HB: Sofus Heggemsnes	TF: England AA: Emily Bremner VT: Sara Jacobsen UB: Iida Haapala BB: Megan Bridge FX: Tara Donnelly
November 25–December 5	Cali	Junior Pan American Games	TF: United States AA: Vahe Petrosyan FX: Tobias Liang PH: David Shamah SR: Jabiel Polanco VT: Ricardo Torres PB: David Shamah HB: Diogo Paes	TF: United States AA: Katelyn Jong VT: Tiana Sumanasekera UB: Madray Johnson BB: Madray Johnson FX: Kailin Chio
December 8–13	San Juan	South American Championships	TF: Brazil AA: Gabriel Faria FX: Santiago Mayol PH: Gabriel Faria SR: Daniel Villafañe VT: Josué Heliodoro PB: Julian Jato HB: Patrick Sampaio	TF: Brazil AA: Júlia Soares VT: Franchesca Santi UB: Brisa Carraro BB: Júlia Soares FX: Júlia Soares

Scheduled Date	Location	Event	Ref
February 25–28	Cottbus	FIG World Cup	^[26]
March 4–7	Baku	FIG World Cup	^[27]
March 20–21	Stuttgart	FIG All-Around World Cup	^[28]
March 27	Birmingham	FIG All-Around World Cup	^[29]
May 4	Tokyo	FIG All-Around World Cup	^[30]
May 29–June 1	Hangzhou	Asian Championships	^[31]

Competition	Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Olympics	Team	ROC Lilia Akhaimova Viktoria Listunova Angelina Melnikova Vladislava Urazova	United States Simone Biles Jordan Chiles Sunisa Lee Grace McCallum	Great Britain Jennifer Gadirova Jessica Gadirova Alice Kinsella Amelie Morgan
	All-Around	Sunisa Lee	Rebeca Andrade	Angelina Melnikova
	Vault	Rebeca Andrade	MyKayla Skinner	Yeo Seo-jeong
	Uneven Bars	Nina Derwael	Anastasia Ilyankova	Sunisa Lee
	Balance Beam	Guan Chenchen	Tang Xijing	Simone Biles
	Floor Exercise	Jade Carey	Vanessa Ferrari	Mai Murakami Angelina Melnikova
World Championships	All-Around	Angelina Melnikova	Leanne Wong	Kayla DiCello
	Vault	Rebeca Andrade	Asia D'Amato	Angelina Melnikova
	Uneven Bars	Wei Xiaoyuan	Rebeca Andrade	Luo Rui
	Balance Beam	Urara Ashikawa	Pauline Schaefer-Betz	Mai Murakami
	Floor Exercise	Mai Murakami	Angelina Melnikova	Leanne Wong

Competition	Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
African	All-Around	Zeina Ibrahim	Farah Hussein	Naveen Daries
European	All-Around	Viktoria Listunova	Angelina Melnikova	Jessica Gadirova
	Vault	Giulia Steingruber	Jessica Gadirova	Angelina Melnikova
	Uneven Bars	Angelina Melnikova	Vladislava Urazova	Amelie Morgan
	Balance Beam	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	Sanne Wevers	Anastasia Bachynska
	Floor Exercise	Jessica Gadirova	Angelina Melnikova	Vanessa Ferrari
Oceania	All-Around	Emily Whitehead	Georgia-Rose Brown	Brianna Scott
Pan American	Team	Brazil	Mexico	Argentina
	All-Around	Rebeca Andrade	Luciana Alvarado	Lorrane Oliveira
	Vault	Natalia Escalera	Hillary Heron	Alaís Perea
	Uneven Bars	Lorrane Oliveira	Christal Bezerra	Daniela Briceño
	Balance Beam	Luciana Alvarado	Paulina Campos	Júlia Soares
	Floor Exercise	Ana Luiza Lima	Christal Bezerra	Abigail Magistrati

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Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Simone Biles	United States	57.731	Olympic Games QF
2	Sunisa Lee	United States	57.433	Olympic Games AA
3	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	57.399	Olympic Games QF
4	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	57.199	Olympic Games AA
5	Vladislava Urazova	Russia	57.099	Olympic Games QF
6	Viktoria Listunova	Russia	56.932	Olympic Games QF
7	Nina Derwael	Belgium	56.598	Olympic Games QF
8	Tang Xijing	China	56.432	Olympic Games QF
9	Leanne Wong	United States	56.340	World Championships AA
10	Jade Carey	United States	56.265	Olympic Games QF
11	Mai Murakami	Japan	56.032	Olympic Games AA
12	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	France	55.966	Olympic Games TF
13	Kayla DiCello	United States	55.700	World Championships QF
14	MyKayla Skinner	United States	55.398	Olympic Games QF
15	Jessica Gadirova	Great Britain	55.199	Olympic Games QF
16	Grace McCallum	United States	55.166	Olympic Games TF
17	Lu Yufei	China	55.066	Olympic Games QF
18	Zhang Jin	China	54.932	Olympic Games QF
19	Zsófia Kovács	Hungary	54.732	Olympic Games QF
20	Jennifer Gadirova	Great Britain	54.699	Olympic Games QF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Simone Biles	United States	15.183	Olympic Games QF
2	Jade Carey	United States	15.166	Olympic Games QF
3	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	15.100	Olympic Games QF
4	MyKayla Skinner	United States	14.916	Olympic Games EF
5	Giulia Steingruber	Switzerland	14.823	European Championships EF
6	Yeo Seo-jeong	South Korea	14.800	Olympic Games QF
7	Alexa Moreno	Mexico	14.716	Olympic Games QF
8	Shallon Olsen	Canada	14.699	Olympic Games QF
9	Lilia Akhaimova	Russia	14.699	Olympic Games QF
10	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	14.683	Olympic Games EF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Nina Derwael	Belgium	15.400	Olympic Games TF
1	Sunisa Lee	United States	15.400	Olympic Games TF
3	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	15.100	World Championships QF
4	Anastasia Ilyankova	Russia	14.966	Olympic Games QF
5	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	14.933	Olympic Games QF
6	Viktoria Listunova	Russia	14.900	Olympic Games TF
7	Vladislava Urazova	Russia	14.866	Olympic Games QF
8	Wei Xiaoyuan	China	14.733	World Championships QF
9	Lu Yufei	China	14.700	Olympic Games QF
9	Elisabeth Seitz	Germany	14.700	Olympic Games QF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Jade Carey	United States	14.366	Olympic Games EF
2	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	14.300	European Championships QF
3	Vanessa Ferrari	Italy	14.266	Doha World Cup EF
4	Viktoria Listunova	Russia	14.166	Olympic Games TF
4	Mai Murakami	Japan	14.166	Olympic Games EF
6	Simone Biles	United States	14.133	Olympic Games QF
7	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	14.066	Olympic Games QF
8	Jessica Gadirova	Great Britain	14.066	Olympic Games QF
8	Leanne Wong	United States	14.066	World Championships AA
10	Kayla DiCello	United States	13.800	World Championships QF
10	Jennifer Gadirova	Great Britain	13.800	Olympic Games QF

No.	Gymnast	Nation	Score	Event
1	Wataru Tanigawa	Japan	15.533	NHK Trophy
2	Hidenobu Yonekura	Japan	15.500	All Japan Championships Tryout
3	Keisuke Asato	Japan	15.300	All Japan Championships VT QF
4	Adem Asil	Turkey	15.266	Olympic VT Final
5	Daiki Hashimoto	Japan	15.233	All Japan Championships AA QF
6	Chen Yilu	China	15.200	Chinese National Games VT Final
7	Andrey Medvedev	Israel	15.133	Doha World Cup VT Final
8	Shin Jea-hwan	South Korea	15.100	Olympic QF
9	Carlos Yulo	Philippines	15.066	All Japan Team Championships
10	Zhang Boheng	China	15.033	Chinese Championships AA QF