2026 in artistic gymnastics

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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.

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]

Nationality changes

Gymnasts who changed nationalities in 2026
GymnastFromToRef
Radomyr Stelmakh Ukraine Germany[5]
Djenna Laroui France Algeria[6]

Calendar of events

Date Location Event Men's winners Women's winners
February 19–22 Germany Cottbus FIG World Cup[7] 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[8] 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[9] 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[10] 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[11] 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[12] Cancelled [13]
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[14]
May 8–9 Australia Brisbane Oceania Championships[15]
May 21–24 Uzbekistan Tashkent FIG World Challenge Cup[16]
May 28–31 Slovenia Koper FIG World Challenge Cup[17]
June 17–21 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Pan American Championships
June 18–21 China Zunyi Asian Championships N/a
June 25–28 China Zunyi Asian Championships N/a
July 23–August 2 Scotland Glasgow Commonwealth Games
August 13–16 Croatia Zagreb European Championships N/a
August 19–23 Croatia Zagreb European Championships N/a
August 22–26 Italy Taranto Mediterranean Games
September 18–20 Hungary Szombathely FIG World Challenge Cup[18]
September 26–27 France Paris FIG World Challenge Cup[19]
September 19–October 4 Japan Nagoya Asian Games
October 17–25 Netherlands Rotterdam World Championships[20]
October 31–November 13 Senegal Dakar Youth Olympic Games

Medalists

Season's best international scores

References

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