Viktoria Steinfeld

In 2022, Steinfeld competed in the first national qualifier for the European Championships in Tel Aviv. She was third in the all-around behind Lada Pusch and Anna-Maria Shatokhin.^[2] In April, at the second event, she was again third after Shatokhin and Pusch.^[3] She competed at Irina Deleanu Cup in Romania, taking 5th place in all-around.^[4] A month later, she won gold at nationals among the girls born in 2008, taking gold also with clubs, silver with ball and ribbon and bronze with hoop.^[5][6]

Taking part in the 2023 Gymnastik International, she won gold in teams (with Pusch) and was 5th in the clubs' final.^[7] In May, she was the national runner-up in the All-Around.^[8] She was then selected to participate in the Junior World Championships, but an injury forced her to withdraw.^[9]

She turned senior in 2024, debuting at the Gymnastik International.^[10] In May, she won bronze with clubs and with ribbon at the Portimão Tournament.^[11] At the German Championships she was 5th in the All-Around and won bronze with ribbon.^[12][13][14] Weeks later she made her World Cup debut in Milan, being 27th in the All-Around, 24th with hoop, 31st with ball, 17th with clubs and 34th with ribbon.^[15][16][17] In June she was third, behind Darja Varfolomeev and Margarita Kolosov, in the qualification for the Olympic Games, thus earning the substitute spot.^[18][19] In November, she helped TSV Schminden to retain their German national club title.^[20]

In 2025, she started her season at the Gymnastik International, placing 5th.^[21] At the World Cup in Sofia, she placed 24th place overall.^[22][23] At the World Cup in Baku, she was 15th in the all-around, with her best result being 11th with clubs.^[24][25][26] In May, she was named as the substitute gymnast for the European Championships in Tallinn.^[27] She then competed at the World Challenge Cup Portimão, finishing 22nd overall, 13th with hoop, 18th with clubs and 46th with ribbon.^[28] In the ball final, she won her first medal in the World Cup series by taking bronze behind Alina Harnasko and Rin Keys.^[29][30] In July, she competed at the World Cup Milan and took 7th place in ball final.

At the 2025 German National Championships, she won the bronze medal in the all-around behind Darja Varfolomeev and Anastasia Simakova.^[31] In the apparatus finals, she won silver medals with ball and with hoop.^[32]

In 2026, she started her competition season at the Tashkent World Cup and took 26th place in the all-around.^[33]