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- United States
- Great Britain
![Uneven Bars :ub: :ub:](/data/assets/smilies/ub.gif)
3. Brazil
4. Italy
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5. Japan
6. China
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7. France
8. Canada
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I don’t know about beam, the only thing we know about GB on that event is that it’s invariably futile trying to make predictions, but I do think it’s going to be interesting seeing them go in Olympic order for the first time. Because bars is this team’s weakest event and vault one of the best, it might be a mental positive for them to be able to come out with a show of strength rather than catching up- though that didn’t bother them last night. But the US and GB are both much stronger on VT/FX than bars and beam so that could be significant. And China have their best events bookending the competition too.I’m interested in the alternating routine dynamic (we’re doing that here, right?). How do GB and USA play off each other in a scary beam rotation? Does Japan stabilize China?