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Did we already know about this..? If this was common knowledge it somehow completely dropped out of my brain. This is the article using google translate so maybe there's a mistake with the translation. I'm not finding anything else when googling mixed cup medal at the Olympics for gymnastics but perhaps the event has a different title. Other possibilities are the president of the German federation wasn't meant to be announcing this yet, or maybe the decision hasn't been made, it's just been discussed, and this is a mistranslation/misquotation of what he said.
On the final day of the 39th EnBW DTB Cup in Stuttgart, the organizers of the Swabian Gymnastics Federation (STB) drew a positive conclusion. Almost 20,000 spectators watched the top international gymnasts over the three days.
The highlight was the mixed-gender Mixed Cup, newly created in 2022, which is considered a model for an Olympic mixed medal decision from 2028.
From a sporting perspective, the conclusion was also positive. "The EnBW DTB Cup was the hoped-for important benchmark at the beginning of the Olympic season for the seniors and an important competition for the juniors on the way to the Junior European Championships in April as a highlight of the season. Our gymnasts gained valuable experience and knowledge here at home in front of a great backdrop. Some took advantage of the opportunity and proved themselves against strong international competition," said Thomas Gutekunst, sports director of the German Gymnastics Federation.
The 40th EnBW DTB Cup will take place from March 28th to 30th, 2025.
EnBW DTB Pokal: Mixed Cup wird Vorbild für Olympia 2028
Am Schlusstag des 39. EnBW DTB Pokals in Stuttgart haben die Organisatoren des Schwäbischen Turnerbunds (STB) ein positives Fazit gezogen. Knapp 20 000 Zuschauende verfolgten an den drei Tagen die internationalen Spitzenturnerinnen und Turner.
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EnBW DTB Cup: Mixed Cup will be a model for the 2028 Olympics
March 17, 2024On the final day of the 39th EnBW DTB Cup in Stuttgart, the organizers of the Swabian Gymnastics Federation (STB) drew a positive conclusion. Almost 20,000 spectators watched the top international gymnasts over the three days.
The highlight was the mixed-gender Mixed Cup, newly created in 2022, which is considered a model for an Olympic mixed medal decision from 2028.
Frank continued: "All in all, these are perfect conditions for the next Olympic cycle. We are currently in good discussions with our main sponsor EnBW about extending the cooperation and would start next year with an anniversary: the 40th will be in 2025 . EnBW DTB Cup on the program.""We are satisfied. We were again able to welcome almost 20,000 spectators over the three days of the event. We would have liked a little more, but what is pleasing is that, above all, the gymnasts and the mixed-gender Mixed Cup hit a nerve with the fans. The Mixed Cup was sold out for the first time this year,” said Markus Frank , President of the organizing Swabian Gymnastics Association
Also at the Olympic Games from 2028
Dr. Alfons Hölzl , President of the German Gymnastics Federation, was also very impressed by the gymnastics highlight in Stuttgart: "Stuttgart traditionally stands for innovation. It is very pleasing that the Mixed Cup, which was launched here in 2022, is now is so well received by the fans and is considered a pioneer. There will be a mixed medal in gymnastics from the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. We are already excited to see what development this topic will have in the coming years - including in Stuttgart becomes."From a sporting perspective, the conclusion was also positive. "The EnBW DTB Cup was the hoped-for important benchmark at the beginning of the Olympic season for the seniors and an important competition for the juniors on the way to the Junior European Championships in April as a highlight of the season. Our gymnasts gained valuable experience and knowledge here at home in front of a great backdrop. Some took advantage of the opportunity and proved themselves against strong international competition," said Thomas Gutekunst, sports director of the German Gymnastics Federation.
The 40th EnBW DTB Cup will take place from March 28th to 30th, 2025.
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