Artistic Gymnastics World Cup

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The Artistic Gymnastics World Cup is a competition for artistic gymnastics sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG). As of 2013 the apparatus competitions were renamed World Challenge Cups while the All Around competitions kept the World Cup name. The gymnasts are invited to World Cups based on the results from the previous World Championships or Olympic Games. The World Challenge Cups are open to all active FIG licensed gymnasts. Gymnasts at both World Cups and World Challenge Cups are awarded prize money according to final placement in the competition. [1][2]

History

In 1975, the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) sporadically decided to organise an original competition, reserved for the current best gymnasts. It was composed of a single and unique event, bringing together very few gymnasts in all around competition and in apparatus finals, giving just the slightest hint of a gala.

This atypical competition was therefore entitled the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup. This initiative was taken in a particular context, since the world championships took place merely every 4 years.

This schedule was kept until 1990, the year in which the world championships cycle was modified. In 1997, the FIG Executive Committee updated and made its international calendar consistent and took the decision to hold a World Cup Final (in even years) in alternance with the World Championships (in odd years).

At the FIG Council in Cape Town (RSA) in May 2008, the members decided no longer to run any world cup and series finals for all FIG disciplines from January 2009.[3]

Series by Year

2010

Date Event Location Type
5-7 March Gymnix World Cup Montreal
12-14 March Turnier Der Meister World Cup Cottbus
22-24 March Doha World Cup Doha
10-11 April Internationaux de France World Cup Paris
7-9 May Salamun Memorial World Cup Maribor
14-15 May Moscow World Cup Moscow
18-20 June Porto World Cup Porto
11-12 September Ghent World Cup Ghent
28 September - 2 October Ostrava World Cup Ostrava
5-7 November Osijek World Cup Osijek
12-14 November DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart
18-21 November Glasgow World Cup Glasgow

[4]

2011

Date Event Location Type
5 March American Cup Jacksonville C II - All Around
11–13 March Turnier Der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
19–20 March Internationaux de France World Challenge Cup Paris C III - Apparatus
30 March–April 1 Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
14–17 April Glasgow World Cup Glasgow C II - All Around
13–14 May Moscow World Cup Moscow C III - Apparatus
3–4 September Ghent World Challenge Cup Ghent C III - Apparatus
23–25 September Salamun Memorial World Challenge Cup Maribor C III - Apparatus
4–6 November Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
12–13 November DTB Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
26–27 November Nippon Budoukan World Cup Tokyo C II - All Around
1–3 December Ostrava World Challenge Cup Ostrava C III - Apparatus

[5]

2012

Date Event Location Type
3 March American Cup New York City C II - All Around
22–25 March Turnier der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
28–30 March Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
7–8 April Zibo World Challenge Cup Zibo C III - Apparatus
27–29 April Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
1–3 June Salamun Memorial World Challenge Cup Maribor C III - Apparatus
9–10 June Ghent World Challenge Cup Ghent C III - Apparatus
23–24 November Ostrava World Challenge Cup Ostrava C III - Apparatus
1–2 December DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
8 December Glasgow World Cup Glasgow C II - All Around

[6]

2013

Main article: 2013 Artistic Gymnastics World Cup Series
Date Event Location Type
2 March American Cup Worcester, Massachusetts C II - All Around
16–17 March Internationaux de France World Cup La Roche-sur-Yon C III - Apparatus
21–24 March Turnier der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
27–29 March Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
6–7 April Tokyo World Cup Tokyo C II - All Around
26–28 April Ljubljana World Challenge Cup Ljubljana C III - Apparatus
21–23 June Anadia World Challenge Cup Anadia C III - Apparatus
13–15 September Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
30 November - 1 December DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
7 December Glasgow World Cup Glasgow C II - All Around

[7]

2014

Date Event Location Type
1 March American Cup Greensboro, NC C II - All Around
13-16 March Turnier der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
26-28 March Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
5-6 April Tokyo Cup Tokyo C II - All Around
17-20 April Ljubljana World Challenge Cup Ljubljana C III - Apparatus
25-27 April Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
29 May - 1 June Anadia World Challenge Cup Anadia C III - Apparatus
23-24 August Ghent World Challenge Cup (canceled) Ghent C III - Apparatus
5-7 September Medellin World Challenge Cup Medellín C III - Apparatus
29 November - 30 November DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
6 December Glasgow World Cup Glasgow C II - All Around

[8]

2015

Date Event Location Type
7 March American Cup Dallas C II - All Around
19-22 March Turnier der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
25-27 March Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
3-5 April Ljubljana World Challenge Cup Ljubljana C III - Apparatus
1-3 May Sao Paulo World Challenge Cup São Paulo C III - Apparatus
7-9 May Varna World Challenge Cup Varna C III - Apparatus
21-24 May Anadia World Challenge Cup Anadia C III - Apparatus
17-20 September Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus

[9]

2016

Date Event Location Type
19-21 February AGF Trophy Baku C III - Apparatus
5 March American Cup Newark C II - All Around
12 March Glasgow World Cup Glasgow C II - All Around
19-20 March DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
24-26 March Doha World Challenge Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
31 March - 3 April Turnier Der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus
8-10 April Ljubljana World Challenge Cup Ljubljana C III - Apparatus
28 April - 1 May Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
13-15 May Varna World Challenge Cup Varna C III - Apparatus
20-22 May Sao Paulo World Challenge Cup Sao Paulo C III - Apparatus
23-26 June Anadia World Challenge Cup Anadia C III - Apparatus
1-2 July Mersin World Challenge Cup Mersin C III - Apparatus
7-9 October Szombathely World Challenge Cup Szombathely C III - Apparatus
17-20 November Turnier der Meister World Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus

[10]

2017

Date Event Location Type
22-25 February Melbourne World Cup Melbourne C III - Apparatus
4 March American Cup Newark C II - All Around
16-19 March AGF Trophy Baku C III - Apparatus
18-19 March DTB-Pokal World Cup Stuttgart C II - All Around
22-25 March Doha World Cup Doha C III - Apparatus
8 April London World Cup London C II - All Around
12-14 May Koper World Challenge Cup Koper C III - Apparatus
18-21 May Osijek World Challenge Cup Osijek C III - Apparatus
1-3 September Varna World Challenge Cup Varna C III - Apparatus
8-10 September Szombathely World Challenge Cup Szombathely C III - Apparatus
16-17 September Internationaux de France World Challenge Cup Paris C III - Apparatus
23-26 November Turnier der Meister World Challenge Cup Cottbus C III - Apparatus

[11]

World Cup Final

Main article: FIG World Cup Final
See also: List of medalists at the FIG World Cup Final § Artistic gymnastics

The Finals are no longer held for any of the International Federation of Gymnastics disciplines. In 2008, the federation decided to stop running them since January 2009.[12]

Year Header text Location Type
1975 1st World Cup Final London C II - All Around
1977 2nd World Cup Final Oviedo C II - All Around
1978 3rd World Cup Final São Paulo C II - All Around
1979 4th World Cup Final Tokyo C II - All Around
1980 5th World Cup Final Toronto C II - All Around
1982 6th World Cup Final Zagreb C II - All Around
1986 7th World Cup Final Beijing C II - All Around
1990 8th World Cup Final Brussels C II - All Around
1998 9th World Cup Final Sabae C III - Apparatus
2000 10th World Cup Final Glasgow C III - Apparatus
2002 11th World Cup Final Stuttgart C III - Apparatus
2004 12th World Cup Final Birmingham C III - Apparatus
2006 13th World Cup Final São Paulo C III - Apparatus
2008 14th World Cup Final Madrid C III - Apparatus

[13]

Medalling nations

What follows is a list of nations which have earned at least one medal at the Artistic Gymnastics World or Challenge Cup circuit from 1975 until 2016.

References

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  14. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2014 Ghent World Cup
  15. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Gymnastics Results - 2014 Ljubljana Challenge Cup
  16. ^ a b c d e f g h Gymnastics Results - 2015 Doha Challenge Cup
  17. ^ a b c d e f g Gymnastics Results - 2016 Szombathely Challenge Cup
  18. ^ a b c d e Gymnastics Results - 2016 Baku Challenge Cup
  19. ^ a b c d e Gymnastics Results - 2015 Varna Challenge Cup
  20. ^ a b Gymnastics Results - 2014 Doha Challenge Cup
  21. ^ a b Gymnastics Results - 2015 São Paulo Challenge Cup
  22. ^ a b c d e f Gymnastics Results - 2015 Anadia Challenge Cup
  23. ^ a b Gymnastics Results - 2005 Maribor World Cup
  24. ^ a b c Gymn-Forum - 1977 World Cup
  25. ^ a b c d GymMedia - 2003 Thessaloniki World Cup
  26. ^ a b c GymMedia - 1999/2000 World Cup Circuit
  27. ^ GymMedia - 2011 Doha Challenge Cup
  28. ^ a b Gymnastics Results - 2011 Maribor Challenge Cup
  29. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2016 Mersin Challenge Cup
  30. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2016 Varna Challenge Cup
  31. ^ a b Gymnastics Results - 2016 Ljubljana Challenge Cup
  32. ^ GymMedia - 2005/2006 medal winners
  33. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2006 Maribor World Cup
  34. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2010 Doha World Cup
  35. ^ Gymnastics Results - 2007 Moscow World Cup
  36. ^ Gymn-Forum - 1978 World Cup

See also

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