2025 Baku (AZE) World Cup (March 6-9)

[IratePanda]

FIG - Event Detail - 17868

FIG - Event Detail - 17868

www.gymnastics.sport

Notable WAG include Chu Yiming and Li Rongjinyi, two of China's new seniors, plus Angel Wong Hiu Ying (HKG), and of course the indefatigable Chusovitina.

 

[irichluck21]

Paul Juda and Frederick Richard are going for the US.
Michigan has a bye that week.

 

[Passion]

??? Paul Juda and Frederick Richard don’t have any international assignments.

The USA men’s team for Baku is Brandon Dang, Patty Hoopes, and Alex Diab.

U.S. artistic programs announce 2025 spring international assignments • USA Gymnastics

With the conclusion of the 2025 Winter Cup this past weekend in Louisville, the USA Gymnastics men's and women's artistic programs have selected athletes to compete this spring at international competitions.

usagym.org

 

[irichluck21]

Oh thanks...I read the nominative roster, not the actual roster. My mistake.

 

[Passion]

Men's Floor Exercise Final
1. Yahor Sharamkou AIN - 14.600
2. Milad Karimi KAZ - 14.300 (+0.1)
3. Nazar Chepurnyi UKR - 13.633 (+0.1)
4. Matsumi Kazuki JPN - 13.600
5. Eddie Penev BUL - 13.466 (+0.1)
6. Dimitar Dimitrov BUL - 13.100
7. Yurii Yemelianov UKR - 11.933
8. Tapan Mohanty IND - 8.933

Men's Parallel Bars Final
1. Matsumi Kazuki JPN - 14.200
2. Dmitriy Palanin KAZ - 13.400
3. Petar Vefic SRB - 13.033
4. Ilyas Azizov KAZ - 13.000
5. Nazar Chepurnyi UKR - 12.900
6. Altan Dogan TUR - 12.833
7. Levan Skhiladze GEO - 12.533
8. Ioane Jimsheleishvili GEO - 12.500 (+0.1)

Men's Still Rings Final
1. Nikita Simonov AZE - 14.233 (+0.1)
2. Meng Zhiwei CHN - 13.800
3. Alex Diab USA - 13.766
4. Matsumi Kazuki JPN - 13.666 (+0.1)
5. Luka Bojanc SLO - 13.533 (+0.1)
6. Yunus Gundogdu TUR - 13.166
7. Vladyslav Hryko UKR - 12.700
8. Levan Skhiladze GEO - 12.600

Women's Vault Final
1. Oksana Chusovitina UZB - 13.516 (+0.2)
2. Teja Belak SLO - 13.366 (+0.2)
3. Tjasa Kysselef SLO - 13.283 (+0.2)
4. Greta Mayer HUN - 13.266
5. Protistha Samanta IND - 12.766 (+0.2)
6. Bengisu Yildiz TUR - 12.666
7. Daniz Aliyeva AZE - 12.483
8. Nishka Agarwal IND - 12.149

Women's Uneven Bar Final
1. Alena Tsitavets AIN - 13.400
2. Lucija Hribar SLO - 13.233
3. Tokutsugi Ayu JPN - 13.200
4. Sara Sulekic CRO - 13.033
5. Nazli Savranbasi TUR - 13.000
6. Chu Yiming CHN - 12.566
7. Nakamura Haruka JPN - 12.500
8. Sofia Mester CRO - 12.433
9. Li Rongjinyi CHN - 12.300

Full Results:

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I couldn't find a picture of the FX podium.

 

[rlayt]

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

I wondered if Angel Wong would keep going. Looks like we have the answer!

 

[Snowfan]

Ok, so what does AIN stand for and why were parallel bars second and not pommels?

 

[MaryClare]

Ok, so what does AIN stand for and why were parallel bars second and not pommels?

The IOC uses the French language acronym to form a country code for neutral athletes- athlètes individuels neutres. In this competition, all are from Belarus

 

[Passion]

Ok, so what does AIN stand for and why were parallel bars second and not pommels?

I believe Parallel Bars and Pommel Horse are switched in this competition because of the small size of the arena floor.