Summary: Simone Biles & Team USA Gymnastics in Olympic Games 2024

1. USA I BILES Simone I 15,300
2. BRA I ANDRADE Rebeca I 14,966
3. USA I CAREY Jade I 14,466

CAREY Jade does a flawless jump, although her entry was dirty when she separated her legs, she gets a great result

Difficulty: 5.600

Execution: 9.133

Total score: 14.733

On her second jump she does a double extended, having a good posture in the air and a clean landing.

Difficulty: 5.000

Execution: 9.200

Total score: 14.200

YEO Seojeong falls short on her first vault, unfortunately her knees touch the mat on her landing

Difficulty: 5.400

Execution: 8.766

Total score: 14.166

She falls again on her second vault, a bad moment for the Korean gymnast

Difficulty: 5.000

Execution: 7.666

Total score: 12.666

Rebeca Andrade gives a masterclass in her first jump, showing her quality and elegance

Difficulty: 5.600

Execution: 9.500

Total score: 15.100

Second spectacular jump, with two and a half turns, can certainly compete for first place

Difficulty: 5.400

Execution: 9.433

Total score: 14.833

BLACK Elsabeth performs an elegant jump, entering from the front and performing a half somersault, her scores are:

Difficulty: 5.000

Execution: 9.100

Total score: 14.100

Black does a jump with two and a half twists

Difficulty: 5.000

Execution: 7.633

Total score: 12.633

Biles does her Biles II vault and does it in spectacular fashion in her first vault. A great score is expected for the American gymnast.

In her second vault she does a turn and a half and places herself in first position, great fall and technical entry to the horse.

OLSEN Shallon is the third gymnast to jump, in her first jump she had difficulties landing, a jump that lacked cleanliness.

In her second Olsen was unsure, unfortunately the fall ended in a fall on her knees.

AN Chang Ok makes a spectacular jump on her first attempt, she does not separate or cross her feet, which makes her jump with great technique

Difficulty: 5.00

Execution: 9.100

Total score: 14.100

In her second jump she does a half turn, which makes her a great score

Difficulty: 4.800

Execution: 9.066

Total score: 13.866

Valentina Georgieva from Bulgaria, performing her first jump in an elegant manner, her scores are:

Difficulty: 5.000
Execution: 9.100

Total score: 14.100

In her second jump, she performed a jump of second degree of difficulty, her scores were:

Difficulty: 4.800
Execution: 9.066

Total score: 13.866

The gymnasts begin to come out onto the Bercy Arena, concentration is essential to get the maximum score in this event.

Difficulty

The values ​​of the eight most difficult elements in the routine are added together. Each element has a rating ranging from A (0.1 points) to H (0.8 points).

There are certain elements that must be included to get an additional bonus. For example, a full turn on one foot on the balance beam can add 0.5 points and additional points are awarded for connecting certain elements. For example, combining a jump with a turn can increase the total score.

Execution

Starts at 10 points and points are deducted for errors such as falls, lack of precision or incorrect technique. Deductions can range from 0.1 points for minor errors to 1 point for falls.

Final Score

The final score for a routine is the sum of the difficulty score and the execution score. For example, if a gymnast has a difficulty score of 5.5 and an execution score of 8.5, her total score would be 14.0

Floor

Choreographic and acrobatic exercises on a 12x12 metre surface, accompanied by music.

Vault

Acrobatic jumps on a vaulting horse.

Asymmetric Bars

Swinging and acrobatic movements on two bars of different heights.

Balance Beam

Acrobatic and choreographic exercises on a narrow bar 10 cm wide.

The American gymnast has won a total of 7 Olympic medals, including 4 gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics. She has also won 25 medals at world championships, making her the most decorated gymnast in history.

Simone Biles has created several innovative movements in gymnastics, such as the “Biles” and “Biles II” on floor and vault.

Russia dominated artistic gymnastics for much of the 20th century, racking up a huge number of medals.

The United States has become a powerhouse in artistic gymnastics, especially in recent decades, with gymnasts such as Simone Biles and Nastia Liukin.

China has emerged as a dominant force in artistic gymnastics in recent decades, excelling in both the men's and women's categories.

Romania is especially known for its achievements in women's gymnastics, with legends such as Nadia Comaneci, who was the first gymnast to earn a perfect score of 10 at the Olympics.

Simone Biles, who has already impressed with her performance at these Games, is one of the standout competitors and could claim her third medal at Paris 2024 today.

Biles (pommel)

This is a half twist on the vault table and a full front double somersault1.

Biles II (pommel)

A Yurchenko-style vault with two somersaults in a pike position.

Biles (balance beam)

This dismount involves two twists and two somersaults.

Modern artistic gymnastics has its roots in the 19th century, specifically in 1811, thanks to Professor Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, and became an Olympic sport in 1896 for men and in 1928 for women.

Performances usually last between 30 and 90 seconds and movements must be elegant, precise and coordinated. Aesthetics are essential in the evaluation, which is done on a scale of 1 to 10.

In women's competitions, the apparatuses include uneven bars, balance beam, floor and vault. In men's competitions, the apparatuses are rings, high bar, pommel horse, parallel bars, vault and floor.

The Bercy Arena is starting to welcome fans, the excitement of experiencing the finals is at its highest level.

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We are back for the minute-by-minute of the Women's Artistic Gymnastics Finals at the 2024 Olympic Games. We will soon share with you the latest information, as well as relevant data on this discipline between these two teams.