Flávia Saraiva Secures Balance Beam Gold and Floor Silver at World Cup Stage in Hungary
Flávia Saraiva captured the balance beam gold medal with 13.766 points and a floor silver medal at the artistic gymnastics World Cup in Szombathely, Hungary, according to reports from Extra and Metrópoles. Teammate Rebeca Andrade claimed silver on the beam with 13.600 points behind Saraiva’s cravada presentation, while Great Britain’s Emily Roper took bronze with 12.866 points, as detailed by the sources.
Rebeca Andrade Returns to Global Competition with Beam Silver
Rebeca Andrade marked her first appearance on the international stage since the Paris 2024 Olympic Games by competing solely on the balance beam in Hungary, according to Metrópoles. Prior to this event, Andrade had only competed in domestic and continental tournaments following the Paris Olympics, according to Extra.
Brazilian Podium Sweeps and Apparatus Results in Szombathely
Flávia Saraiva medaled in every final she contested over the weekend, adding an uneven bars gold from Saturday (13.366 points) to her tally, according to Metrópoles and Extra. On the floor exercise, Saraiva secured silver with 13.433 points after being surpassed late in the rotation by an American competitor who scored 13.466, while Lorrane Oliveira claimed the bronze medal for Brazil, per Extra.
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In the men’s competition, Arthur Nory won gold on the horizontal bar with a score of 14.133 points, standing as the only finalist to reach the 14-point threshold, according to Extra. Czech competitor Tomas Kalinic earned silver with 13.300 points, and Poland’s Kacper Garnczarek took bronze with 12.833 points, Extra reported. On the parallel bars, Lucas Bitencourt finished fourth with 13.000 points—missing the podium by 0.366 points behind Luxembourg’s Quentin Brandenburger—while Bulgaria’s Yordan Aleksandrov won gold and Ukraine’s Oleg Verniaiev took silver, according to Extra. Caio Souza withdrew from Sunday’s horizontal and parallel bar finals following a biceps injury sustained on the rings during Saturday’s competition, per Extra.
Frequently Asked Questions
What medals did Flávia Saraiva win at the Hungary World Cup?
Flávia Saraiva won gold medals in the uneven bars and balance beam, alongside a silver medal in the floor exercise, according to Extra.
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How did Rebeca Andrade perform in her return to international competition?
Rebeca Andrade competed exclusively on the balance beam and secured the silver medal with a score of 13.600 points, finishing behind compatriot Flávia Saraiva, as reported by Metrópoles.
Which male Brazilian gymnast won a gold medal in Hungary?
Arthur Nory won the gold medal in the horizontal bar final with a score of 14.133 points, according to Extra.
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Pro Tip: Tracking World Cup Circuits
World Cup stages serve as crucial preparation and ranking opportunities ahead of major continental championships and the upcoming World Championships in Rotterdam, as noted by Metrópoles.
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