05. October 2019  
Stuttgart, GER  
WM

40th WORLDS of WOMEN's Artistic Gymnastics - Qualification

From Friday, October 04 on the women will determine at their 40th World Championships
→ the 8 best teams for the team final on Tuesday (Oct.10) ,
→ In the Olympic qualification, the nine remaining places of the total of 12 eligible teams for Tokyo 2020, as well as
→ in the individual competitions the 24 best all-around fighters for the AA- final and
→ the top eight finalists for the decisions on the individual apparatus.

* The qualifying rounds were only completed on Saturday (05.10) after the 12th subdivisions with the clear leadership of defending champion USA. With the US Girls also China, Russia, France, Canada, the Netherlands, Great Britain and Italy are qualified for the team final. Germany fails because of rank 9 scarce, but realized as a minimum target the successful Olympic qualification. With a sensational score of 59.432 Simone BILES leads the all-around score, followed by her compatriot Sunisa LEE (57.166) and Melanie de Jesus dos Santos from France. Germany's Elisabeth SEITZ is again among the top ten all-around fighters and has medal chances in the uneven bars final ...

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* FIG Press Release (Oct. 05)
Women's Artistic Gymnastics: Toyko 2020 Olympic Games women's team and individual qualifiers from the 2019 World Championships confirmed


Following the second and last day of women's qualifications at the 49th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart (GER), the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) has officially updated the list of qualified teams and confirms the individual gymnasts who have earned a nominative place from the 2019 World Championships for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The list has been published on the 2020 Olympic Games event calendar page on the FIG website.
On 12 and 13 October, the three highest placed eligible gymnasts in each apparatus final in Stuttgart will also book their Olympic tickets.

The specialists have another opportunity to qualify with the current Apparatus World Cup series that ends in March 2020. The four women's and six men's winners on each apparatus – a ranking decided by taking the best three results of each participant in the series – will be Tokyo-bound (on the condition that these gymnasts have not actively participated in the qualification of their respective teams).

There will be the possibility of gaining extra individual places for the competing countries via the 2020 All-around World Cup series – these will be available to the top three countries in this four-stage series running in March and April of that year.

 

The final qualifying opportunity will come at the continental championships in spring 2020 when there will be two individual places at stake for each of Africa, America, Europe and Asia and one place for Oceania.
* source: fig press