Gymnast profiles
The gymnasts who decide the big titles, with their full medal records.
Women's Artistic Gymnastics
Kaylia Nemour
Olympic and world champion on uneven bars, and the first African gymnast to win either title.
Manila Esposito
Two-time European all-around champion and the leader of Italy's women's team.
Qiu Qiyuan
China's bars specialist and Kaylia Nemour's closest rival on the apparatus.
Rebeca Andrade
Brazil's most decorated Olympian, back at the World Championships after a year away.
Sanne Wevers
The 2016 Olympic beam champion, ending her career at a home World Championships.
Skye Blakely
The only member of the US women's team who has competed in a world team final.
Zhang Qingying
China's world beam champion and the country's best all-arounder in Rotterdam.
Men's Artistic Gymnastics
Daiki Hashimoto
Tokyo 2020 all-around champion and the most decorated Japanese all-arounder of the cycle.
Frederick Richard
The US national all-around champion and the American men's best-known gymnast.
Illia Kovtun
Olympic silver medallist on parallel bars, now competing for Croatia after his nationality change.
Jake Jarman
Britain's most explosive gymnast, with world titles on vault and floor and a skill in the Code of Points.
Shinnosuke Oka
Japan's triple Olympic champion from Paris, two years after a torn ACL nearly derailed him.
Zou Jingyuan
The best parallel bars worker of his era, with two Olympic titles and four world titles on the apparatus.
Ángel Barajas
Colombia's first Olympic medallist in gymnastics, still only 20.
Each profile is built from official federation results and updated after major championships. Medal counts cover Olympic Games and World Championships only. Where a gymnast has an element named after them in the Code of Points, we explain what it is.
New profiles are added as gymnasts break through. If you spot an error, please contact us.