2019 in gymnastics

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The following were the events of gymnastics for the year 2019 throughout the world.

• March 8 – 10: FIG World Cup 2019 (AcG #1) in Maia^[1][2]
  • Pair winners:  Russia (Timofei Ivanov & Maksim Karavaev) (m) /  Portugal (Rita Ferreira & Ana Teixeira) (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Russia (Victoria Aksenova & Kirill Startsev)
  • Men's Group winners:  Portugal (Henrique Piqueiro, Frederico Silva, Henrique Silva, & Miguel Silva)
  • Women's Group winners:  Russia (Daria Chebulanka, Anastasiia Parshina, & Kseniia Zagoskina)
• March 22 – 24: FIG World Cup 2019 (AcG #2) in Las Vegas^[3][4]
  • Pair winners:  Kazakhstan (Daniyel Dil & Vadim Shulyar) (m) /  Portugal (Rita Ferreira & Ana Teixeira) (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Russia (Victoria Aksenova & Kirill Startsev)
  • Men's Group winners:  China (FU Zhi, GUO Pei, JIANG Heng, & ZHANG Junshuo)
  • Women's Group winners:  Belarus (Julia Ivonchyk, Veranika Nabokina, & Karina Sandovich)
• April 12 – 14: FIG World Cup 2019 (AcG #3) in Puurs^[5][6]
  • Pair winners:  Russia (Timofei Ivanov & Maksim Karavaev) (m) /  Portugal (Rita Ferreira & Ana Teixeira) (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Russia (Victoria Aksenova & Kirill Startsev)
  • Men's Group winners:  China (FU Zhi, GUO Pei, JIANG Heng, & ZHANG Junshuo)
  • Women's Group winners:  Russia (Daria Chebulanka, Anastasiia Parshina, & Kseniia Zagoskina)
• September 13 – 15: FIG World Cup 2019 (AcG #4) in Lisbon^[7][8]
  • Pairs winners:  Russia (Timofei Ivanov & Maksim Karavaev) (m) /  Russia (Aliia Salakhova & Diana Tukhvatullina) (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Russia (Victoria Aksenova & Kirill Startsev)
  • Men's Group winners:  Portugal (Henrique Piqueiro, Frederico Silva, Henrique Silva, & Miguel Silva)
  • Women's Group winners:  Israel (Or Armony, Tzlil Hurvitz, & Yarin Ovadia)
• October 10 – 12: 2019 Asian Acrobatic Gymnastics Championships in Tashkent^[9]

• March 29 – 31: FIG World Cup 2019 (AeG #1) in Cantanhede^[10][11]
  • Individual winners: Daniel Bali (m) / Ayse Onbasi (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Trio winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali, Balázs Farkas, & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Group winners:  Bulgaria
• April 13 & 14: FIG World Cup 2019 (AeG #2) in Tokyo^[12][13]
  • Individual winners: Ivan Veloz (m) / Riri Kitazume (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Trio winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali, Balázs Farkas, & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Group winners:  Vietnam
• May 24 – 26: 2019 Aerobic Gymnastics European Championships in Baku^[14][15]
  • Individual winners: Roman Semenov (m) / Ekaterina Pykhtova (f)
  • Mixed Pair winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Trio winners:  Hungary (Daniel Bali, Balázs Farkas, & Fanni Mazacs)
  • Group winners:  Romania

• February 21 – 24: FIG World Cup 2019 (AG #1) in Melbourne^[16][17]
  • Floor winners: Carlos Yulo (m) / Vanessa Ferrari (f)
  • Vault winners: Ihor Radivilov (m) / YEO Seo-jeong (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Hidetaka Miyachi
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: You Hao
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Lee Chih-kai
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Liu Yang
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: ZHAO Shiting
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Fan Yilin
• March 2: AT&T American Cup Individual All-Around (FIG World Cup 2019 (IAA #1)) in Greensboro^[18][19]
  • All-Around winners: Yul Moldauer (m) / Leanne Wong (f)
• March 14 – 17: FIG World Cup 2019 (AG #2) in Baku^[20][21]
  • Floor winners: Artem Dolgopyat (m) / Jade Carey (f)
  • Vault winners: Yang Hak-seon (m) / Jade Carey (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Epke Zonderland
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Vladislav Polyashov
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Kohei Kameyama
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Courtney Tulloch
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Emma Nedov
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: LYU Jiaqi
• March 16 & 17: EnBW DTB-Pokal Individual All-Around (FIG World Cup 2019 (IAA #2)) in Stuttgart^[22][23]
  • All-Around winners: Artur Dalaloyan (m) / Simone Biles (f)
• March 20 – 23: FIG World Cup 2019 (AG #3) in Doha^[24][25]
  • Floor winners: Alexander Shatilov (m) / Jade Carey (f)
  • Vault winners: Yang Hak-seon (m) / Jade Carey (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Tin Srbić
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Zou Jingyuan
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Lee Chih-kai
  • Men's Still Rings winner: LAN Xingyu
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: LI Qi
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Nina Derwael
• March 23: FIG World Cup 2019 (IAA #3) in Birmingham^[26][27]
  • All-Around winners: Nikita Nagornyy (m) / Aliya Mustafina (f)
• April 7: FIG World Cup 2019 (IAA #4) in Tokyo^[28][29]
  • All-Around winners: Sam Mikulak (m) / Morgan Hurd (f)
• April 10 – 14: 2019 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships (Individual) for Men and Women in Szczecin^[30][31]
  • All-Around winners: Nikita Nagornyy (m) / Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos (f)
  • Floor winners: Artur Dalaloyan (m) / Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos (f)
  • Vault winners: Denis Ablyazin (m) / Maria Paseka (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Epke Zonderland
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Nikita Nagornyy
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Max Whitlock
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Denis Ablyazin
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Alice Kinsella
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Anastasia Ilyankova
• May 19 – 21: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #1) in Zhaoqing^[32][33]
  • Floor winners: Deng Shudi (m) / LIU Jingxing (f)
  • Vault winners: KIM Hyok (m) / YU Linmin (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Takuya Sakakibara
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Zou Jingyuan
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Zou Jingyuan
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Liu Yang
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: LI Shijia
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: LI Shijia
• May 23 – 26: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #2) in Osijek^[34][35]
  • Floor winners: Artem Dolgopyat (m) / Ana Đerek (f)
  • Vault winners: Shek Wai Hung (m) / Teja Belak (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Alexey Rostov
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Robert Tvorogal
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Robert Seligman
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Nikita Simonov
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Angelina Kysla
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Anastasiia Agafonova
• May 30 – June 2: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #3) in Koper^[36][37]
  • Floor winners: Tomás González (m) / Ilaria Käslin (f)
  • Vault winners: Shek Wai Hung (m) / Marina Nekrasova (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Umit Samiloglu
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Frank Baines
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Rhys McClenaghan
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Nikita Simonov
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Zsófia Kovács
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Zsófia Kovács
• June 27 – 30: 2019 Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Győr (debut event)^[38][39]
  • Junior All-Around winners: Shinnosuke Oka (m) / Viktoriia Listunova (f)
  • Junior Floor winners: RYU Sung-hyun (m) / Viktoriia Listunova (f)
  • Junior Vault winners: Gabriel Burtanete (m) / Kayla di Cello (f)
  • Junior Team winners:  Japan (m) /  Russia (f)
  • Junior Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Nazar Chepurnyi
  • Junior Men's Parallel Bars winner: Takeru Kitazono
  • Junior Men's Pommel Horse winner: Takeru Kitazono
  • Junior Men's Still Rings winner: Félix Dolci
  • Junior Women's Balance Beam winner: Elena Gerasimova
  • Junior Women's Uneven Bars winner: Vladislava Urazova
• August 30 – September 1: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #4) in Mersin^[40][41]
  • Floor winners: Aurel Benovic (m) / Göksu Üçtaş (f)
  • Vault winners: Murad Agharzayev (m) / Teja Belak (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Umit Samiloglu
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Ferhat Arıcan
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Sašo Bertoncelj
  • Men's Still Rings winner: İbrahim Çolak
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Audrey Rousseau
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Nazli Savranbasi
• September 6 – 8: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #5) in Szombathely^[42]
  • Floor winners: Artem Dolgopyat (m) / Marina Gonzalez (f)
  • Vault winners: Hidenobu Yonekura (m) / Marina Nekrasova (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: David Vecsernyes
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Oleg Verniaiev
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Joshua Nathan
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Ihor Radivilov
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Noémi Makra
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Caitlin Rooskrantz
• September 14 & 15: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #6) in Paris^[43][44]
  • Floor winners: Kazuki Minami (m) / Diana Varinska (f)
  • Vault winners: Loris Frasca (m) / Oksana Chusovitina (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Tin Srbić
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Kaito Sugimoto
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Joshua Nathan
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Samir Aït Saïd
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Anastasiia Agafonova
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos
• September 19 – 22: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (AG #7) in Guimarães^[45][46]
  • Floor winners: Takaaki Sugino (m) / Ana Lago (f)
  • Vault winners: Sebastian Gawronski (m) / Paula Mejías (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Hirohito Kohama
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Takuya Nagano
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Takaaki Sugino
  • Men's Still Rings winner: Takuya Nagano
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Ana Filipa Martins
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Frida Esparza
• October 4 – 13: 2019 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart^[47]
  • Individual All-Around winners: Nikita Nagornyy (m) / Simone Biles (f)
  • Floor winners: Carlos Yulo (m) / Simone Biles (f)
  • Vault winners: Nikita Nagornyy (m) / Simone Biles (f)
  • Men's Horizontal Bar winner: Arthur Mariano
  • Men's Parallel Bars winner: Joe Fraser
  • Men's Pommel Horse winner: Max Whitlock
  • Men's Still Rings winner: İbrahim Çolak
  • Women's Balance Beam winner: Simone Biles
  • Women's Uneven Bars winner: Nina Derwael
  • Team winners:  Russia (m) /  United States (f)
• November 21 – 24: 2019 Turnier der Meister FIG Individual Apparatus World Cup in Cottbus^[48]

• April 5 – 7: FIG World Cup 2019 (RG #1) in Pesaro^[49][50]
  • All-Around winner: Dina Averina
  • Ball winner: Arina Averina
  • Clubs winner: Dina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Arina Averina
  • Ribbon winner: Dina Averina
  • Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Italy
  • Group Three Balls & Two Hoops winners:  Bulgaria
• April 12 – 14: FIG World Cup 2019 (RG #2) in Sofia^[51][52]
  • All-Around winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ball winner: Ekaterina Selezneva
  • Clubs winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Hoop winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Ribbon winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Group All-Around winners:  Bulgaria
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Belarus
  • Group Three Balls & Two Hoops winners:  Ukraine
• April 19 – 21: FIG World Cup 2019 (RG #3) in Tashkent^[53][54]
  • All-Around winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ball winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Clubs winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Hoop winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ribbon winner: Anastasia Guzenkova
  • Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Russia
  • Group Three Balls & Two Hoops winners:  Russia
• April 26 – 28: FIG World Cup 2019 (RG #4) in Baku^[55][56]
  • All-Around winner: Dina Averina
  • Ball winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Clubs winner: Dina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Dina Averina
  • Ribbon winner: Anastasiia Salos
  • Group All-Around winners:  Japan
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Russia
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Bulgaria
• May 3 – 5: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (RG #1) in Guadalajara^[57][58]
  • All-Around winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ball winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Clubs winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Hoop winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ribbon winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Group All-Around winners:  Italy
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Russia
  • Group Three Hoops & Four Clubs winners:  Bulgaria
• May 16 – 19: 2019 Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships in Baku^[59][60]
  • Ball winner: Arina Averina
  • Clubs winner: Arina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Dina Averina
  • Ribbon winner: Dina Averina
• July 19 – 21: 2019 FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Junior World Championships in Moscow (debut event)^[61][62]
  • Junior All-Around winner:
  • Junior Ball winner: Lala Kramarenko
  • Junior Clubs winner: Lala Kramarenko
  • Junior Ribbon winner: Dariia Sergaeva
  • Junior Rope winner: Anastasia Simakova
  • Junior Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Junior Group 5-Hoops winners:  Russia
  • Junior Group 5-Ribbon winners:  Russia
  • Junior All-Around Team Apparatus winners:  Russia
• August 16 – 18: FIG BSB Bank World Challenge Cup 2019 (RG #2) in Minsk^[63][64]
  • All-Around winner: Dina Averina
  • Ball winner: Dina Averina
  • Clubs winner: Dina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Ribbon winner: Dina Averina
  • Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Italy
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Bulgaria
• August 23 – 25: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (RG #3) in Cluj-Napoca^[65][66]
  • All-Around winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Ball winner: Ekaterina Selezneva
  • Clubs winner: Vlada Nikolchenko
  • Hoop winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Ribbon winner: Linoy Ashram
  • Group All-Around winners:  Israel
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Ukraine
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Ukraine
• August 30 – September 1: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (RG #4) in Kazan^[67][68]
  • All-Around winner: Dina Averina
  • Ball winner: Dina Averina
  • Clubs winner: Dina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Arina Averina
  • Ribbon winner: Dina Averina
  • Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Russia
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Bulgaria
• September 6 – 8: FIG World Challenge Cup 2019 (RG #5) in Portimão^[69][70]
  • All-Around winner: Aleksandra Soldatova
  • Ball winner: Milena Baldassarri
  • Clubs winner: Alexandra Agiurgiuculese
  • Hoop winner: Alexandra Agiurgiuculese
  • Ribbon winner: Milena Baldassarri
  • Group All-Around winners:  Italy
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Italy
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Belarus
• September 16 – 22: 2019 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Baku^[71][72]
  • All-Around winner: Dina Averina
  • Ball winner: Dina Averina
  • Clubs winner: Dina Averina
  • Hoop winner: Ekaterina Selezneva
  • Ribbon winner: Dina Averina
  • Group All-Around winners:  Russia
  • Group Five Balls winners:  Japan
  • Group Three Hoops & Two Clubs winners:  Russia
  • Team winners:  Russia (Arina Averina, Dina Averina, & Ekaterina Selezneva)

• February 16 & 17: FIG TRA World Cup 2019 #1 in Baku^[73][74][75]
  • Trampoline Individual winners: Uladzislau Hancharou (m) / LIU Lingling (f)
  • Trampoline Synchronized winners:  Japan (Daiki Kishi & Ryosuke Sakai) (m) /  Belarus (Valiantsina Bahamolava & Anhelina Khatsian) (f)
  • Tumbling Individual winners: Vadim Afanasev (m) / Daryna Koziarska (f)
• April 20 & 21: FIG TRA World Cup 2019 #2 in Minsk^[76][77][78]
  • Trampoline Individual winners: Mikhail Melnik (m) / ZHU Xueying (f)
  • Trampoline Synchronized winners:  Belarus (Uladzislau Hancharou & Aleh Rabtsau) (m) /  Belarus (Maryia Makharynskaya & Hanna Hancharova) (f)
• September 21 & 22: FIG TRA World Cup 2019 #3 in Khabarovsk^[79][80]
  • Trampoline Individual winners: Gao Lei (m) / Yana Pavlova (f)
  • Trampoline Synchronized winners:  United States (Jeffrey Gluckstein & Aliaksei Shostak) (m) /  Japan (Ayano Kishi & Yumi Takagi) (f)
  • Tumbling Individual winners: Mikhail Malkin (m) / JIA Fangfang (f)
  • Double Mini winners: Mikhail Zalomin (m) / Lina Sjoeberg (f)
• October 5 & 6: FIG TRA World Cup 2019 #4 in Valladolid^[81][82]
  • Trampoline Individual winners: Uladzislau Hancharou (m) / LIU Lingling (f)
  • Trampoline Synchronized winners:  Japan (Daiki Kishi & Ryosuke Sakai) (m) /  Ukraine (Maryna Kyiko & Svitlana Malkova) (f)
  • Tumbling winners: Vadim Afanasev (m) / Tachina Peeters (f)
  • Double Mini winners: Mikhail Zalomin (m) / Aleksandra Bonartseva (f)
• November 28 – December 1: 2019 Trampoline World Championships in Tokyo^[83]

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