2026 in artistic gymnastics

Below is a list of notable men's and women's artistic gymnastics international events scheduled to be held in 2026 as well as the medalists.

Retirements

Gymnasts who announced retirements in 2026
GymnastCountryDateRef
James Hall Great Britain15 January 2026[1]
Eddie Penev Bulgaria20 January 2026[2]
Denelle Pedrick Canada26 January 2026[3]
Aline Friess France27 January 2026[4]
Giorgia Villa Italy16 May 2026[5]
Lieke Wevers Netherlands12 June 2026[6]
Ana Pérez Spain7 July 2026[7]
Ahmet Önder Turkey17 July 2026[8]
Nicola Bartolini Italy26 July 2026[9]
Amalia Ghigoarță Romania30 July 2026[10]

Nationality changes

Gymnasts who changed nationalities in 2026
GymnastFromToRef
Radomyr Stelmakh Ukraine Germany[11]
Djenna Laroui France Algeria[12]
Adam Lakomy United States Czech Republic[13]
Tiana Sumanasekera United States Sri Lanka[14]
Ioannis Chronopoulos Canada Greece[15]

Calendar of events

Date Location Event Men's winners Women's winners
February 19–22 Germany Cottbus FIG World Cup[16] FX: Israel Artem Dolgopyat
PH: Italy Gabriele Targhetta
SR: Armenia Artur Avetisyan
VT: Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
PB: Japan Shohei Kawakami
HB: Japan Shohei Kawakami
VT: Individual Neutral Athletes Anna Kalmykova
UB: Italy Elisa Iorio
BB: Japan Aiko Sugihara
FX: Individual Neutral Athletes Anna Kalmykova
March 5–8 Azerbaijan Baku FIG World Cup[17] FX: Individual Neutral Athletes Yahor Sharamkou
PH: Bulgaria David Ivanov
SR: Individual Neutral Athletes Ilia Zaika
VT: Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
PB: Colombia Ángel Barajas
HB: Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung
VT: Individual Neutral Athletes Anna Kalmykova
UB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
BB: Japan Mana Okamura
FX: Japan Mana Okamura
March 7 United States Las Vegas American Cup Mixed Team:  China
March 12–15 Turkey Antalya FIG World Cup[18] FX: Philippines Eldrew Yulo
PH: Republic of Ireland Rhys McClenaghan
SR: Turkey Adem Asil
VT: Norway Sebastian Sponevik
PB: Japan Shinnosuke Oka
HB: Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung
VT: Individual Neutral Athletes Liudmila Roshchina
UB: Individual Neutral Athletes Milana Kaiumova
BB: Individual Neutral Athletes Milana Kaiumova
FX: Individual Neutral Athletes Liudmila Roshchina
April 3–6 Egypt Cairo FIG World Cup[19] FX: Individual Neutral Athletes Daniel Marinov
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: Greece Eleftherios Petrounias
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: China Liu Yang
HB: China Li Hongyan
VT: Spain Laia Font
UB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
BB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
FX: China Ke Qinqin
April 9–12 Croatia Osijek FIG World Cup[20] FX: Israel Artem Dolgopyat
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: China Liu Hengyu
VT: United Kingdom Harry Hepworth
PB: Colombia Ángel Barajas
HB: Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-Hung
VT: Germany Karina Schönmaier
UB: China Yang Fanyuwei
BB: Italy Manila Esposito
FX: France Elena Colas
April 15–18 Qatar Doha FIG World Cup[21] Cancelled [22]
April 16–18 Panama Panama City 2026 South American Youth Games TF:  Brazil TF:  Brazil
April 23–26 Cameroon Yaoundé African Championships TF:  Egypt
AA: Egypt Omar Mohamed
FX: South Africa Daniel McLean
PH: Egypt Mohamed Afify
SR: Egypt Omar Mohamed
VT: Morocco Hamza Hossaini
PB: Egypt Omar Mohamed
HB: Egypt Omar Mohamed
TF:  Algeria
AA: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
VT: Algeria Djenna Laroui
UB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
BB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
FX: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
May 7–10 Bulgaria Varna FIG World Challenge Cup[23] FX: Belgium Victor Tournicourt
PH: Bulgaria David Ivanov
SR: Armenia Artur Avetisyan
VT: Malaysia Ng Chun Chen
PB: Turkey Altan Doğan
HB: Bulgaria Daniel Trifonov
VT: Netherlands Mara Slippens
UB: Israel Roni Shamay
BB: Poland Maria Drobniak
FX: United Kingdom Shantae-Eve Amankwaah
May 8–9 Australia Brisbane Oceania Championships[24] TF:  Australia
AA: Australia Jesse Moore
TF:  Australia
AA: Australia Emily Whitehead
May 21–24 Uzbekistan Tashkent FIG World Challenge Cup[25] FX: Kazakhstan Emil Akhmejanov
PH: Bulgaria Rayan Radkov
SR: Uzbekistan Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov
VT: Bulgaria Daniel Trifonov
PB: Bulgaria Yordan Aleksandrov
HB: Uzbekistan Alisher Boysarov
VT: Vietnam Nguyễn Thị Quỳnh Như
UB: Switzerland Lena Bickel
BB: Kazakhstan Evelina Yezhova
FX: Switzerland Lena Bickel
May 28–31 Slovenia Koper FIG World Challenge Cup[26] FX: Italy Lorenzo Minh Casali
PH: Croatia Mateo Zugec
SR: Ukraine Bohdan Suprun
VT: Italy Simone Speranza
PB: Israel Ron Pyatov
HB: Italy Riccardo Villa
VT: Slovenia Teja Belak
UB: Hungary Zsófia Kovács
BB: Romania Alexia Blanaru
FX: Israel Lihie Raz
June 17–21 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Pan American Championships TF:  Canada
AA: Colombia Camilo Vera
FX: Guatemala Jorge Vega
PH: United States Patrick Hoopes
SR: Canada William Émard
VT: Colombia Camilo Vera
PB: United States Yul Moldauer
HB: Colombia Ángel Barajas
TF:  United States
AA: United States Claire Pease
VT: Brazil Rebeca Andrade
UB: Canada Aurélie Tran
BB: Argentina Isabella Ajalla
FX: United States Claire Pease
June 18–21 China Zunyi Asian Championships TF:  China
AA: China Zhang Boheng
FX: Philippines Carlos Yulo
PH: Uzbekistan Utkirbek Juraev
SR: China Yang Haonan
VT: Japan Wataru Tanigawa
PB: China Zhang Boheng
HB: Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung
N/a
June 25–28 China Zunyi Asian Championships N/a TF:  China
AA: China Ke Qinqin
VT: South Korea Yeo Seo-jeong
UB: China Qiu Qiyuan
BB: China Zhang Qingying
FX: China Zhang Yihan
July 24–28 Scotland Glasgow Commonwealth Games TF:  Canada
AA: Scotland Reuben Ward
FX: England Luke Whitehouse
PH: Canada Jordan Carroll
SR: Canada Félix Dolci
VT: Canada Félix Dolci
PB: Australia Jesse Moore
HB: Canada Félix Dolci
TF:  Australia
AA: Canada Ellie Black
VT: Canada Lia Monica Fontaine
UB: Australia Kate McDonald
BB: Australia Breanna Scott
FX: Wales Ruby Evans
August 2–6 Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Central American and Caribbean Games TF:  Colombia
AA: Colombia Ángel Barajas
FX: Guatemala Jorge Vega
PH: Puerto Rico Nelson Guilbe
SR: Puerto Rico Francisco Vélez
VT: Guatemala Jorge Vega
PB: Colombia Ángel Barajas
HB: Colombia Ángel Barajas
TF:  Mexico
AA: Mexico Natalia Escalera
VT: Mexico Natalia Escalera
UB: Mexico Victoria Mata
BB: Panama Alyiah Lide de León
FX: Panama Alyiah Lide de León
August 13–16 Croatia Zagreb European Championships N/a TF: World Gymnastics 2
AA: World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova
VT: World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova
UB: Germany Helen Kevric
BB: France Elena Colas
FX: Italy Manila Esposito
August 19–23 Croatia Zagreb European Championships TF:  Great Britain
AA: Croatia Illia Kovtun
FX: Israel Artem Dolgopyat
PH: Italy Gabriele Targhetta
SR: Armenia Artur Avetisyan
VT: Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
PB: Croatia Illia Kovtun
HB: United Kingdom Joe Fraser
N/a
August 30–September 2 Italy Taranto Mediterranean Games
September 18–20 Hungary Szombathely FIG World Challenge Cup[27]
September 26–27 France Paris FIG World Challenge Cup[28]
September 19–October 4 Japan Nagoya Asian Games
October 17–25 Netherlands Rotterdam World Championships[29]
October 31–November 13 Senegal Dakar Youth Olympic Games

Medalists

Women

International events

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
World Championships Team
All-Around
Vault
Uneven Bars
Balance Beam
Floor Exercise
Youth Olympic Games All-Around
Vault
Uneven Bars
Balance Beam
Floor Exercise

Regional championships

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
African Team Algeria Algeria  South Africa Egypt Egypt
All-Around Algeria Kaylia Nemour South Africa Caitlin Rooskrantz Algeria Djenna Laroui
Vault Algeria Djenna Laroui South Africa Buhle Nhleko Egypt Sirine Abouelhoda
Uneven Bars Algeria Kaylia Nemour South Africa Caitlin Rooskrantz Algeria Djenna Laroui
Balance Beam Algeria Kaylia Nemour Algeria Djenna Laroui Egypt Jana Abdelsalam
Floor Exercise Algeria Kaylia Nemour Morocco Salina Bousmayou Egypt Sirine Abouelhoda
Asian Team China China Japan Japan  South Korea
All-Around China Ke Qinqin China Zhang Qingying Japan Misa Nishiyama
Vault South Korea Yeo Seo-jeong North Korea An Chang-ok Japan Shoko Miyata
Uneven Bars China Qiu Qiyuan China Du Siyu Japan Misa Nishiyama
Balance Beam China Zhang Qingying China Ke Qinqin South Korea Hwang Seo-hyun
Floor Exercise China Zhang Yihan Japan Aiko Sugihara China Zhang Qingying
European Team World Gymnastics 2 Italy Italy France France
All-Around World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova World Gymnastics 2 Anna Kalmykova France Elena Colas
Vault World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova Germany Karina Schönmaier Belgium Lisa Vaelen
Uneven Bars Germany Helen Kevric Italy Elisa Iorio Italy Giulia Perotti
Balance Beam France Elena Colas Italy Manila Esposito World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova
Floor Exercise Italy Manila Esposito France Elena Colas World Gymnastics 2 Angelina Melnikova
Oceania Team Australia Australia  New Zealand N/a
All-Around Australia Emily Whitehead Australia Lucy Stewart New Zealand Jun McDonald
Pan American Team United States United States Brazil Brazil Canada Canada
All-Around United States Claire Pease United States Charleigh Bullock Brazil Thaís Fidélis
Vault Brazil Rebeca Andrade Canada Lia Monica Fontaine United States Claire Pease
Uneven Bars Canada Aurélie Tran United States Simone Rose Brazil Sophia Weisberg
Balance Beam Argentina Isabella Ajalla United States Simone Rose Brazil Thaís Fidélis
Floor Exercise United States Claire Pease Canada Lia Redick Argentina Isabella Ajalla

World Cup series

Men

International events

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
World Championships Team
All-Around
Floor Exercise
Pommel Horse
Rings
Vault
Parallel Bars
Horizontal Bar
Youth Olympic Games All-Around
Floor Exercise
Pommel Horse
Rings
Vault
Parallel Bars
Horizontal Bar

Regional championships

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
African Team  Egypt  Algeria  South Africa
All-Around Egypt Omar Mohamed Egypt Mohamed Afify Algeria Adam Cogat
Floor Exercise South Africa Daniel McLean Algeria Adam Cogat Egypt Mohamed Afify
Pommel Horse Egypt Mohamed Afify Egypt Omar Elshobki Algeria Youcef Semmani
Rings Egypt Omar Mohamed Algeria Houssem Hamadouche Egypt Omar Elshobki
Vault Morocco Hamza Hossaini Egypt Mostafa Ahmed Tunisia Ahmed Labidi
Parallel Bars Egypt Omar Mohamed Algeria Adam Cogat Morocco Hamza Hossaini
Horizontal Bar Egypt Omar Mohamed Algeria Adam Cogat Egypt Mostafa Ahmed
Asian Team China China Japan Japan  South Korea
All-Around China Zhang Boheng China Yang Haonan Japan Teppei Miwa
Floor Exercise Philippines Carlos Yulo Japan Shoma Tsukiyama Philippines Eldrew Yulo
Pommel Horse Uzbekistan Utkirbek Juraev China Zhang Boheng Chinese Taipei Lee Chih-kai
Rings China Yang Haonan China Zhang Boheng Iran Mehdi Ahmad Kohani
Vault Japan Wataru Tanigawa South Korea Kim Jae-ho Iran Mahdi Olfati
Parallel Bars China Zhang Boheng South Korea Ryu Sung-hyun Chinese Taipei Hung Yuan-hsi
Horizontal Bar Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung China Zhang Boheng Japan Fusuke Maeda
European Team United Kingdom Great Britain World Gymnastics 2 Switzerland Switzerland
All-Around Croatia Illia Kovtun World Gymnastics 2 Arsenii Dukhno World Gymnastics 2 Daniel Marinov
Floor Exercise Israel Artem Dolgopyat World Gymnastics 2 Arsenii Dukhno United Kingdom Harry Hepworth
Pommel Horse Italy Gabriele Targhetta Armenia Hamlet Manukyan Armenia Mamikon Khachatryan
Rings Armenia Artur Avetisyan World Gymnastics 2 Ilia Zaika Greece Eleftherios Petrounias
Vault Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi World Gymnastics 2 Aleksei Usachev United Kingdom Sol Scott
Parallel Bars Croatia Illia Kovtun Turkey Ferhat Arıcan United Kingdom Joe Fraser
Horizontal Bar United Kingdom Joe Fraser Cyprus Marios Georgiou World Gymnastics 2 Savelii Sieedin
Oceania Team  Australia  New Zealand N/a
All-Around Australia Jesse Moore Australia James Hardy Australia Ritam Malik
Pan American Team Canada Canada  Colombia United States United States
All-Around Colombia Camilo Vera Colombia Ángel Barajas United States Yul Moldauer
Floor Exercise Guatemala Jorge Vega Colombia Ángel Barajas Brazil Vitaliy Guimaraes
Pommel Horse United States Patrick Hoopes Canada Jordan Carroll Colombia Ángel Barajas
Rings Canada William Émard Chile Joaquín Álvarez Canada Félix Dolci
Vault Colombia Camilo Vera Chile Josué Armijo Puerto Rico José López
Parallel Bars United States Yul Moldauer Brazil Diogo Soares Cuba Diorges Esobar
Horizontal Bar Colombia Ángel Barajas Brazil Diogo Soares Canada Félix Dolci
Brazil Arthur Mariano

World Cup series

Season's best international scores

Note: Only the scores of senior gymnasts from international events have been included below. Only one score per gymnast is included. In May of this year, World Gymnastics lifted all restrictions against Russian and Belarusian athletes.[30] Although at some competitions the local government refused to allow their flags and emblems and they therefore had to compete under the World Gymnastics banner,[31] this list references their country.

Women

All-around

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 56.498 African Championships AA
2 Ke Qinqin  China 56.299 Asian Championships AA
3 Angelina Melnikova  Russia 55.932 European Championships AA
4 Zhang Qingying  China 55.666 Asian Championships AA
5 Elena Colas  France 55.632 European Championships TF
6 Anna Kalmykova  Russia 55.432 European Championships TF
7 Liudmila Roshchina  Russia 54.833 European Championships TF
8 Misa Nishiyama  Japan 54.799 Asian Championships AA
9 Claire Pease  United States 54.498 Pan American Championships AA
10 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 54.233 International Gymnix AA
11 Charleigh Bullock  United States 54.165 Pan American Championships QF
12 Lia Redick  Canada 53.900 International Gymnix AA
13 Ellie Black  Canada 53.400 Commonwealth Games QF
14 Naomi Visser  Netherlands 53.299 European Championships AA
15 Simone Rose  United States 53.198 Pan American Championships QF
Alba Petisco  Spain European Championships AA
17 Abigail Martin  Great Britain 53.032 European Championships AA
18 Li Rongjinyi  China 52.900 City of Jesolo Trophy AA
Breanna Scott  Australia Commonwealth Games AA
20 Ruby Evans  Great Britain 52.800 Commonwealth Games QF

Vault

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Rebeca Andrade  Brazil 14.549 Pan American Championships QF
2 Yeo Seo-jeong  South Korea 14.349 Asian Championships EF
3 Angelina Melnikova  Russia 14.333 European Championships QF
4 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 14.283 International Gymnix EF
5 Karina Schönmaier  Germany 14.066 European Championships EF
6 Ming Van Eijken  France 14.017 City of Jesolo Trophy QF
7 Lisa Vaelen  Belgium 13.983 European Championships EF
8 An Chang-ok  North Korea 13.966 Asian Championships QF
9 Claire Pease  United States 13.916 Pan American Championships EF
10 Abigail Martin  Great Britain 13.899 European Championships EF

Uneven bars

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 15.566 African Championships QF
2 Yang Fanyuwei  China 15.266 Osijek World Cup EF
3 Qiu Qiyuan  China 14.833 Asian Championships EF
4 Helen Kevric  Germany 14.766 European Championships QF
5 Du Siyu  China 14.700 Asian Championships QF
6 Elena Colas  France 14.600 European Championships TF
7 Elisa Iorio  Italy 14.533 European Championships QF
8 Tian Zhuofan  China 14.450 American Cup TF
9 Naomi Visser  Netherlands 14.433 European Championships TF
10 Ke Qinqin  China 14.400 Asian Championships QF

Balance beam

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Zhang Qingying  China 15.333 Asian Championships QF
2 Ke Qinqin  China 15.100 Asian Championships EF
3 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 14.933 African Championships QF
4 Hwang Seo-hyun  South Korea 14.733 Asian Championships EF
5 Qiu Qiyuan  China 14.633 Asian Championships QF
6 Zhang Xinyi  China 14.300 City of Jesolo Trophy TF
7 Manila Esposito  Italy 14.200 European Championships TF
8 Alia Leat  Great Britain 14.166 European Championships TF
9 Mana Okamura  Japan 14.133 Baku World Cup EF
Misa Nishiyama  Japan Asian Championships QF

Floor exercise

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Zhang Yihan  China 14.066 Asian Championships EF
2 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 13.933 International Gymnix AA
3 Aiko Sugihara  Japan 13.900 Asian Championships EF
4 Claire Pease  United States 13.833 Pan American Championships EF
5 Angelina Melnikova  Russia 13.800 European Championships QF
6 Reese Esponda  United States 13.700 City of Jesolo Trophy TF
Manila Esposito  Italy European Championships EF
8 Elena Colas  France 13.633 European Championships EF
9 Hezly Rivera  United States 13.600 American Cup TF
10 Mana Okamura  Japan 13.533 Baku World Cup EF

Men

All-around

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Zhang Boheng  China 85.298 Asian Championships AA
2 Ángel Barajas  Colombia 83.065 Pan American Championships QF
3 Illia Kovtun  Croatia 82.833 European Championships AA
4 Arsenii Dukhno  Russia 82.832 European Championships AA
5 Yang Haonan  China 82.398 Asian Championships AA
6 Nao Ojima  Japan 82.350 DTB Pokal Team Challenge
7 Teppei Miwa  Japan 82.265 Asian Championships AA
8 Yul Moldauer  United States 82.250 DTB Pokal Team Challenge
9 Noe Seifert  Switzerland 82.050 DTB Pokal Team Challenge
10 Daniel Marinov  Russia 81.997 European Championships TF
11 Carlos Yulo  Philippines 81.864 Asian Championships AA
12 Yumin Abbadini  Italy 81.650 DTB Pokal Team Challenge
Félix Dolci  Canada Commonwealth Games QF
14 Wataru Tanigawa  Japan 81.265 Asian Championships AA
Camilo Vera  Colombia Pan American Championships AA
16 Robert Kirmes  Finland 80.999 European Championships AA
17 Marios Georgiou  Cyprus 80.950 Commonwealth Games QF
18 Joe Fraser  Great Britain 80.899 European Championships AA
19 Radomyr Stelmakh  Germany 80.879 European Championships TF
20 René Cournoyer  Canada 80.798 Pan American Championships QF

Floor exercise

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Arsenii Dukhno  Russia 14.833 European Championships QF
2 Artem Dolgopyat  Israel 14.766 European Championships QF
3 Carlos Yulo  Philippines 14.700 Asian Championships EF
4 Shoma Tsukiyama  Japan 14.600 Asian Championships EF
5 Luke Whitehouse  Great Britain 14.566 Commonwealth Games EF
6 Yahor Sharamkou  Belarus 14.533 Baku World Cup EF
7 Milad Karimi  Kazakhstan 14.433 Baku World Cup QF
Harry Hepworth  Great Britain Osijek World Cup EF
9 Kameron Nelson  United States 14.300 Osijek World Cup QF
Eldrew Yulo  Philippines Asian Championships EF

Pommel horse

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Gabriele Targhetta  Italy 15.200 European Championships QF
2 Jordan Carroll  Canada 15.000 Commonwealth Games EF
Hamlet Manukyan  Armenia European Championships EF
4 Mamikon Khachatryan  Armenia 14.966 Cottbus World Cup EF
Reuben Ward  Great Britain Commonwealth Games EF
6 Nariman Kurbanov  Kazakhstan 14.933 Cottbus World Cup EF
7 Zeinolla Idrissov  Kazakhstan 14.833 Cottbus World Cup EF
8 Aidan Li  Canada 14.700 Cottbus World Cup QF
David Ivanov  Bulgaria European Championships EF
10 Patrick Hoopes  United States 14.600 Pan American Championships QF

Rings

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Ilia Zaika  Russia 14.600 Baku World Cup EF
2 Yang Haonan  China 14.566 Asian Championships EF
Harry Hepworth  Great Britain European Championships TF
4 Adem Asil  Turkey 14.533 Antalya World Cup EF
5 Eleftherios Petrounias  Greece 14.466 Baku World Cup QF
6 Zhang Boheng  China 14.400 Asian Championships QF
Artur Avetisyan  Armenia European Championships EF
8 Kiichi Kaneta  Japan 14.366 Baku World Cup QF
Liu Hengyu  China Osijek World Cup EF
Courtney Tulloch  Great Britain European Championships QF

Vault

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Nazar Chepurnyi  Ukraine 14.716 Cottbus World Cup EF
Artur Davtyan  Armenia European Championships QF
3 Harry Hepworth  Great Britain 14.616 Osijek World Cup EF
4 Aleksei Usachev  Russia 14.399 European Championships EF
5 Wataru Tanigawa  Japan 14.316 Asian Championships EF
6 Arsenii Dukhno  Russia 14.266 European Championships QF
7 Sebastian Sponevik  Norway 14.250 Antalya World Cup EF
8 Sol Scott  Great Britain 14.249 Cottbus World Cup EF
9 Kim Jae-ho  South Korea 14.200 Asian Championships QF
10 Ng Chun Chen  Malaysia 14.183 Varna World Challenge Cup EF

Parallel bars

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Zhang Boheng  China 14.933 Asian Championships EF
2 Shohei Kawakami  Japan 14.866 Cottbus World Cup EF
Ángel Barajas  Colombia Osijek World Cup EF
4 Shinnosuke Oka  Japan 14.700 Antalya World Cup EF
Illia Kovtun  Croatia European Championships EF
6 Liu Yang  China 14.666 Cairo World Cup QF
7 Yul Moldauer  United States 14.650 DTB Pokal TF
8 Donnell Whittenburg  United States 14.600 Osijek World Cup EF
9 Ferhat Arıcan  Turkey 14.533 Osijek World Cup QF
10 Ryu Sung-hyun  South Korea 14.500 Asian Championships EF

Horizontal bar

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Tang Chia-hung  Chinese Taipei 15.500 Asian Championships EF
2 Ángel Barajas  Colombia 15.300 Cottbus World Cup QF
3 Milad Karimi  Kazakhstan 15.033 Baku World Cup EF
4 Zhang Boheng  China 15.000 Asian Championships EF
5 Shohei Kawakami  Japan 14.966 Cottbus World Cup EF
6 Daiki Hashimoto  Japan 14.950 American Cup TF
7 Tomoharu Tsunogai  Japan 14.900 American Cup TF
Fusuke Maeda  Japan Asian Championships QF
9 Li Hongyan  China 14.800 American Cup TF
10 Félix Dolci  Canada 14.500 Commonwealth Games AA

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  2. ↑ @eddie_penev; (January 20, 2026). ""One approaches the journey's end. But the end is a goal, not a catastrophe"" – via Instagram.
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  18. ↑ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2026 - Antalya (TUR)". World Gymnastics.
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  20. ↑ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2026 - Osijek (CRO)". World Gymnastics.
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