Olympic Summer Games 2020 / Gymnastics / Qualification

Gymnastics competitions at the 2020 Olympics
qualification
Ingots		Men
ground	Women	Men
Pommel horse		Men
Horizontal bar		Men
Rings		Men
Balance beam	Women
Leap	Women	Men
Uneven bars	Women
Individual all-around	Women	Men
Team all-around	Women	Men

The qualification for the gymnastics competitions at the 2020 Summer Olympics has been changed compared to the previous games. In the team all-round competitions at the games in Tokyo only four instead of five athletes per team. Two additional athletes per nation are permitted for the individual competitions.

In addition to the two world championships in 2018 and 2019 and the continental championships in 2020, qualifications will take place via the world cup in the period from 2018 to 2020.

Qualifications overview

nation	Men	Women	Athletes
Egypt		1	1
Argentina		1	1
Armenia	1		1
Azerbaijan	1	1	2
Australia	1	1	2
Belgium		4th	4th
Brazil	4th	1	5
Bulgaria	1		1
Chile		1	1
China	4th	4th	8th
Chinese Taipei	4th	1	5
Germany	4th	4th	8th
France	3	4th	7th
Great Britain	4th	4th	8th
Hong Kong	1		1
Ireland	1		1
Israel	2	1	3
Italy	2	4th	6th
Jamaica		1	1
Japan	4th	4th	8th
Canada	1	4th	5
Kazakhstan	1		1
Croatia	1	1	2
Cuba	1	1	2
Lithuania	1		1
Malaysia		1	1
Mexico	1	1	2
Netherlands	1	4th	5
North Korea		1	1
Norway	1	1	2
Austria		1	1
Peru		1	1
Philippines	1		1
Poland		1	1
Portugal		1	1
Romania	1	1	2
Russia	4th	4th	8th
Switzerland	4th	1	5
Singapore		1	1
Slovakia		1	1
Spain	4th	4th	8th
South Africa
South Korea	4th	2	6th
Czech Republic		1	1
Turkey	3	1	4th
Ukraine	4th	1	5
Hungary		1	1
Uzbekistan	1	1	2
United States	4th	4th	8th
Vietnam	1		1
Belarus	1	1	2
Cyprus	1		1
Total: 52 NOKs	78	79	157

Men

Team all-around

Each nation may have a maximum of one team consisting of four athletes.

Qualifying competition	date	place	Places	nation
World Championships 2018	October 25 - November 3, 2018	Doha	3	China
				Japan
				Russia
World Championships 2019	4th-15th October 2019	Stuttgart	9	Ukraine
				Great Britain
				Switzerland
				United States
				Chinese Taipei
				South Korea
				Brazil
				Spain
				Germany
total			12	12

Individual competitions

At the 2019 World Championships , each nation may receive a maximum of three quota places across all devices. Only in the all-around qualification, each nation may only receive one quota place within the framework of the world championships. In the other qualifying competitions, each nation may only occupy one quota place.

Qualifying competition	date	place	discipline	Places	nation
host	September 7, 2013	Buenos Aires	All-around	1	already qualified via team all-around competition
World Championships 2019	4th-15th October 2019	Stuttgart	All-around	12	Carlos Yulo ( PHI ) Manrique Larduet ( CUB ) Ludovico Edalli ( ITA ) Milad Karimi ( KAZ ) Loris Frasca ( FRA ) Robert Tvorogal ( LTU ) Alexander Shatilov ( ISR ) Ferhat Arıcan ( TUR ) Artur Davtyan ( ARM ) David Huddleston ( BUL ) Bart Deurloo ( NED ) Daniel Corral ( MEX )
			Ingots	0-3	Ahmet Önder ( TUR )
			ground	0-3	Artem Dolgopyat ( ISR )
			Pommel horse	0-3	Rhys McClenagham ( IRL ) Cyril Tommasone ( FRA )
			Horizontal bar	0-3	Tin Srbić ( CRO ) Tyson Bull ( AUS )
			Rings	0-3	İbrahim Çolak ( TUR ) Marco Lodadio ( ITA ) Samir Aït Saïd ( FRA )
			Leap	0-3	Shek Wai Hung ( HKG ) Lê Thanh Tùng ( VIE ) Marian Drăgulescu ( ROU )
World Cup 2018-2020	2018-2020	several places	All-around	3
			Ingots	1
			ground	1
			Pommel horse	1
			Horizontal bar	1
			Rings	1
			Leap	1
African Championships 2020	2020		All-around	2
Asian Championships 2020	2020		All-around	2
Latin American Championships 2020	May 7-10, 2020	Orem	All-around	2
European Championships 2020	May 6-10, 2020	Baku	All-around	2
Oceania competition	2020		All-around	1
Wildcard	-		All-around	1
Redistribution to female athletes of the 2019 World Championships	-		All-around	7th	René Cournoyer ( CAN ) Rasuljon Abdurakhimov ( UZB ) Marios Georgiou ( CYP ) Iwan Tichonow ( AZE ) David Rumbutis ( SWE ) Andrey Likhovitskiy ( BLR ) Sofus Heggemsnes ( NOR )
total				50	30th

Women

Team all-around

Each nation can have a maximum of one team consisting of four athletes.

Qualifying competition	date	place	Places	nation
World Championships 2018	October 25 - November 3, 2018	Doha	3	China
				United States
				Russia
World Championships 2019	4th-15th October 2019	Stuttgart	9	France
				Canada
				Netherlands
				Great Britain
				Italy
				Germany
				Belgium
				Japan
				Spain
total			12	12

Individual competitions

At the 2019 World Championships , each nation may receive a maximum of three quota places across all devices. In the other qualifying competitions, each nation may only occupy one quota place. The qualification for the all-around competition remains unaffected, here each nation can fight for a maximum of one quota place per qualifying competition.

Qualifying competition	date	place	discipline	Places	nation
host	September 7, 2013	Buenos Aires	All-around	1	already qualified via team all-around competition
World Championships 2019	4th-15th October 2019	Stuttgart	All-around	20th	Flávia Saraiva ( BRA ) Giulia Steingruber ( SUI ) Georgia Godwin ( AUS ) Diana Varinska ( UKR ) Lee Yun-seo ( KOR ) Zsófia Kovács ( HUN ) Martina Dominici ( ARG ) Alexa Moreno ( MEX ) Danusia Francis ( JAM ) Kim Su- jong ( PRK ) Aneta Holasová ( CZE ) Marcia Vidiaux ( CUB ) Maria Holbura ( ROU ) Elisa Hämmerle ( AUT ) Anastasiya Alistratava ( BLR ) Farah Abdul ( MAS ) Nancy Mohamed ( EGY ) Nazlı Savranbaşı ( TUR ) Barbora Mokošová ( SVK ) Ana Filipa Martins ( POR )
			ground	0-3	-
			Floating Balkans	0-3	-
			Leap	0-3	Yeo Seo-jeong ( KOR )
			Uneven bars	0-3	-
World Cup 2018-2020	2018-2020	several places	All-around	3
			ground	1
			Floating Balkans	1
			Leap	1
			Uneven bars	1
African Championships 2020	2020		All-around	2
Asian Championships 2020	2020		All-around	2
Latin American Championships 2020	May 7-10, 2020	Orem	All-around	2
European Championships 2020	May 13-17, 2020	Paris	All-around	2
Oceania competition	2020		All-around	1
Wildcard	-		All-around	1
Redistribution to female athletes of the 2019 World Championships	-		All-around	11	Ana Đerek ( CRO ) Caitlin Rooskrantz ( RSA ) Jonna Adlerteg ( SWE ) Gabriela Janik ( POL ) Simona Castro ( CHI ) Lihie Raz ( ISR ) Julie Erichsen ( NOR ) Ariana Orrego ( PER ) Oksana Chusovitina ( UZB ) Ting Hua-tien ( TPE ) Marina Nekrasowa ( AZE ) Tan Sze En ( SGP )
total				50	33

Web links

• Qualification system (English)