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From the 10th World Championships in 1934, Budapest also women took part in artistic gymnastics.
But at first in Basel / Switzerland 1950 the first World Champion on vault was honoured: Helena Rakocy from Poland is the very firts World Champion in vaulting of history, silver won the Austrian Gertrude Kolar and bronze Alexandrine Lemoine from France.
From 1950 on there are all together 24 world champions on vault, coming from 11 countries, the most of them from the former Soviet Union (7x) and from Romania (6). Titleholder 1999 was the Olympic Champion of Sydney 2000, Elena Zamolodchikova from Russia. The first "PEGASES World Champion" in history 2001 was her teammate Svetlana Khorkina and "Zamo" won again in Debrecen 2002.
CHENG, Fei won the very first vault medal for China in 2005 and repeated in Aarhus 2006. Oksana Chusovitina break a world record: 7 WCh medals on vault only! But CHENG, Fei made a Hattrick in Stuttgart and won her third title in sequence!
2009 London Kyla Williams won the very first Gold medal for the USA; 2010 in the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam followed the second one by Alicia SACRAMONE  ...! Than came Mc Kyla MARONEY two times and titleholder is the Korean HONG, Un Jong, but she was beaten 2015 in Glasgow by Maria PASEKA - after 13 years (Zamolotdshikova, 2003) a Russian victory again, and Paseka defended successfully her title in Montreal 2017, also Simone BILES: the power girl won in 2019 in Stuttgart her 2nd gold on vault and defendet her title fom Doha successfully!
2021 in Kitakyushu Rebeca ANDRADE from Brazil won Gold, and with Nancy Tamann from Egypt was the first African athlet qualified in a WCh vault final!
In 2022 in Liverpool, Jade CAREY, who was already a runner-up in 2019 in Stuttgard and 2017 in Montreal, claimed the seventh vault victory for the USA since 2009.
In Antwerp (2023) Rebeca Andrade won her 2nd title on vault, because Simone Biles crashed the "Yang Wei" (= double sault backwards pike; D=6.4) and won the silver medal.
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 Women's vault / Sprung (Frauen) World & OLYMPIC Champions  -  V A U L T     (- since 1950)
  
Year

- Finalists
2024
OLYMPIC GAMES
PARIS
(FRA)
 BILES, Simone
(USA)
 - 15,300

* Quali.:
(1) S. BILES (USA)
- 15,300
      
  ANDRADE,Rebeca
(BRA)
- 14,966

* Quali.:
(2) R. ANDRADE (BRA)
- 14,683		 CAREY, Jade
(USA)
- 14,466

* Quali.:
(3) J. CAREEY (USA)
- 14,433		  4. AN, Chang Ok    (PRK)
 5. Valentina Giorgieva (BUL)
 6.  Elsabeth Black    (CAN)
 7. YEO, Seojeong    (KOR)
 8. Shallon Olsen      (CAN)
2023
43rd WCh
Antwerp
BEL
 ANDRADE, Rebeca
(BRA)
  (5.6/5.0) =14,750		 BILES, Simone
 (USA)
  (6.4/5.6) =14,549		 YEO, Seojeong  (KOR)
(5.4/5.0) =14,416		  4.  Alexa Moreno     (MEX)
 5.  Elsabeth Black   (CAN)
 6. Shoko Miyata       (JPN)
 7. Leanne Wong       (USA)
 8.Csenge M.Baksckay(HUN)
 9. Coline Devillard       (FRA)
2022
Liverpool
GBR		 CAREY, Jade
(USA)
  (5.6/5.0) =14,516		  CHILES, Jordan
(USA)
  (5.0/4.8) =14,350		 DEVILLARD, Coline (FRA)
(5.4/5.0) =14,166		  4. Elsabeth Black  (CAN)
 5. Shoko Miyata     (JPN)
 6. Lisa Vaelen        (BEL)
 7. Yeo, Seojeong   (KOR)
 8. Lihie Raz             (ISR)
2021
Kitakyushu
(JPN)
 ANDRADE, Rebeca (BRA)
  (6.0/5.4) =14,966		 D'AMATO, Asia
(ITA)
  (5.4/5.2) =14,083		 MELNIKOVA, Angelina (RGF)
(5.4/5.8) =13,966		 4. Nancy Taman         (EGY)
5.Csenge M. Bacskay (HUN)
6. Ofir Netzer               (ISR)
7. Natalia Escalera      (MEX)
8. Elisabeth Goertz     (NED)
2020
OLYMPIC GAMES
ri
(TOKIO, 2021)
JPN
ANDRADE, Rebeca
(BRA)
 - 15,083

* Quali.:
(1) S. BILES (USA)
- 15,300
      
  SKINNER, Mykayla
(USA)
- 14,916

* Quali.:
(2) R. ANDRADE (BRA)
- 14,683		 YEO, Seoyong
(KOR)
- 14,733

* Quali.:
(3) J. CAREEY (USA)
- 14,433		   4. Alexa Moreno    (MEX)
5. A. Melnnikowa    (ROC)
6. Lilia Achaimowa (ROC)
7. Shallon Olsen     (CAN)
8. Jade Carey         (USA)
...
  (8)  Giulia Steingruber (SUI)
(30) Elisabeth Seitz (GER)
2019
Stuttgart
GER 		BILES, Simone
(USA)
  (6.0/5.8) =15,399		  CAREY, Jade
(USA)
  (6.0/5.8) =14,883		 DOWNIE, Elissa (GBR)
(5.4/6.0) =14,816		  4. Shalton Olsen (CAN)
 5. Qi, Qi   (CHN)
 6.  Alexa Moreno (MEX)
 7.  Lilia Achaimowa (RUS)
 8. Yeo, Seojeong (KOR)
2018
Doha
QAT		 BILES, Simone
(USA) - 15,366 		OLSEN, Shallon
(CAN) - 14,516		  MORENA, Alexa
(MEX) - 14,508		 4. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB)
5. Yeo, Seojeong (KOR)
6.  Liu, Jinru  (CHN)
7.  Elsabeth Black (CAN)
8.  Pyon, Rye Yong (PRK)
2017
 Montreal
CAN 		PASEKA, Maria (RUS)  - 14,85  CAREY, Jade
(USA)  - 14,766		 STEINGRUBER, Giulia (SUI)
                 - 14,466		  4. Elsabeth Black  (CAN)
 5. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB)
 6.  Wang, Yan  (CHN)
 7.  Shallan OLsen  (CAN)
 8. Sae Miyakawa  (JPN)
2015
 Glasgow
GBR		 PASEKA, Maria (RUS) HONG, Un Young
(PRK)		  BILES, Simone 
(USA)		 4. E. Downie    (GBR)
5. D. Karmakar (IND)
6. Wang Yan  (CHN)
7. A. Moreno Medina (MEX)
8. G. Steingruber  (SUI)
2014
NANNING
CHN		 HONG, Un Jong (KOR) BILES, Simone
(USA)		 SKINNER, Mykayla
(USA)		 4. A. Sosnitzkaya (RUS)
5. C. Fragapane (FRA)
6. G. Steingruber (SUI)
7. A.C. Moreno-Medina (MEX)
8. Phan, Thi  Ha Thanh (VIE)
2013
Antwerp
BEL		 MARONEY, McKyla (USA) BILES, Simone
(USA)		 HONG, Un Jong
(PRK)		 4. G. Steingruber (SUI)
5. O. Chusovitina (UZB)
6. Phan, Thi Ha Than (VIE)
7. Y. Penaabreu (DOM)
8. C. Netteb  (NED)
2011
Tokyo
JPN		 MARONEY, Mc Kyla
(USA)		 CHUSOVITINA, Oksana
(UZB)		 PHAN, Thi Ha Thanh
(VIE)		 4. J. Fernandez-Barbosa (BRA)
5. G. Steingruber (SUI)
6. T. Nabieva (RUS)
7. A.C. Moreno-Medina (MEX)
8. Y. Pena Abreu (DOM)
2010
Rotterdam
NED		 Alicia SACRAMONE (USA) Aliya MUSTAFINA (RUS) BARBOSA, Jade (BRA) 4. A. Kaeslin (SUI)
5. T. Nabieva (RUS)
6. Jo, Hyonjoo (KOR)
7. D. Chelaru (ROU)
8. I. Cairns (GBR)
2009
 London
GBR		 Kayla WiILLIAMS
(USA)		 Ariella Kaeslin
(SUI)		 Youna Dufournet
(FRA)		 4. E. Kurbanova (RUS)
5. Hong, Un Jong (PRK)
6. A. Myzdrikova (RUS)
7. Br. Rogers (CAN)
8. B. Garcia Rodr. (MEX)
2007
 Stuttgart
GER		 CHENG, Fei
(CHN)		 HONG, Su Jong
(PRK)		 Alicia Sacramone (USA) 4. Hong Un Jong  (PRK)
5. J. Barbosa  (BRA)
6. O. Chusovitina (GER)
7. J. Komrskova (CZE)
8. E. Zamolodchikova (RUS)
2006
 Aarhus
DEN		 CHENG, Fei
(CHN)		 Alicia Sacramone (USA) Oksana Chusovitina
(GER)		 4. Lais Souza (BRA)
5. Anna Pavlova (RUS)
6. Elena Zamolodchikova (RUS)
7. Hong, Su Jong (PRK)
8. Sandra Izbasa (ROU)
2005
Melbourne
AUS		 CHENG, Fei
(CHN)		 Oksana Chusovitina
(UZB)		 Alicia Sacramone (USA) 4. Elena Zamolodchikova (RUS)
5. Anna Pavlova (RUS)
6. Olga Scherbatych (UKR)
7. Joanna Skowronska (POL)
8.  Imogen Cairns (GBR)
2003
Anaheim
USA		 Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) KANG, Yun Mi
(PRK)
Elena Zamolodshikova (RUS)		 - 4. Monica Rosu (ROU)
5. Anna Pavlova (RUS)
6. Coralie Chacon (FRA)
7. Leyanet Gonzalez (CUB)
8. Alena Kvasha (UKR)
 
2002
Debrecen
HUN		 Elena Zamolodchikova (RUS) Natalia Zhiganshina (RUS) Oksana Chusovitina
(UZB)		 4. Oana Petrovshi (ROU)
5. Sabina Cojocar (ROU)
6. Ashley Postell  (USA)
7. Verona van de Leur (NED)
8. Alena Kvasha (UKR)
 
2001
 Ghent
BEL

Svetlana KHORKINA
(RUS)

 OksanaChusovitina (UZB) Andreea Raducan (ROU) 4. Jana Komrskova (CZE)
5. Andreea Ulmeanu (ROU)
6. Verona van de Leur (NED)
7. Mohini Bhardwaj  (USA)
8. Ashley Miles  (USA)
 
1999
 Tianjin
CHN		 Elena Zamolodchikova (RUS) Simona Amanar
(ROU)		 Maria Olaru
(ROU)		 4. Jelena Produnowa (RUS)
5. Trudi Mcintosh  (AUS)
6. Denisse Lopez  (MEX)
7. Viktoria Karpenko (UKR)
8. Laura Martinez  (ESP)
 
1997
 Lausanne
SUI		 Simona Amanar (ROU) Zhou, Duan
(CHN)		 Gina Gogean
(ROU)		 4. Adrienn Varga  (HUN)
5. Mohini Bjardwaj  (USA)
6. Kui, Yuanyuan  (CHN)
7. Jelena Dolgopolowa (RUS)
8. Swetlana Chorkina  (RUS)
 
1996
 San José
PUR		 Gina Gogean (ROU) Simona Amanar
(ROU)		  Annia Portuondo
(CUB)		 4. Elisabeth Valle  (ESP)
5. Swetlana Chorkina  (RUS)
6. Joana Juarez  (ESP)
7. Vassou Tsavdaridou (GRE)
8. Leyva Bermudez  (CUB)
 
1995
 Sabae
JPN		 Simona Amanar
(ROU)
Lilia Podkopayeva (UKR)		 - Gina Gogean
(ROU)		 4. Mo, Huilan  (CHN)
5. Svetlana Khorkina  (RUS)
6. Oksana Chusovitina  (UZB)
7. Elena Groscheva  (RUS)
8. Meng, Fei  (CHN)
 
1994
 Brisbane
AUS		 Gina Gogean (ROU) Svetlana Khorkina
(RUS)		 Lavinia Milosovici (ROU) 4. Tatjana Lysenko (UKR)
5. Elena Piskun  (BLR)
6. Dina Kochetkova (RUS)
7. Shannon Miller  (USA)
8. Lilia Podkopayeva (UKR)
 
1993
 Birmingham
GBR		 Elena Piskun (BLR) Lavinia Milosovici
(ROU)		 Oxana Chusovitina (UZB) 4. Gina Gogean  (ROU)
5. Kerri Strug  (USA)
6. Klara Kudilkova  (CZE)
7. Arasoy Jova  (CUB)
8. Lilia Podkopajewa (UKR)
 
1992
 Paris
FRA		 Henrietta Onodi (HUN) Svetlana Boginskaya (GUS)  Oksana Chusovitina
(GUS) 		 4. Lavinia Milosovici (ROU)
5. Silvia Mitova  (BUL)
6. Kerri Strug  (USA)
7. Gina Gogean  (ROU)
8. Stella Umeh  (CAN)
9. Elvira Becks (NED)
.
(Hf) Gaby Weller (GER)
1991
 Indianapolis
USA		 Lavinia Milosovici (ROU)  Oksana Chusovitina (GUS)
Henrietta Onodi
(HUN)		 - 4. Cristina Bontas  (ROU)
5. Svetlana Boginskaya  (URS)
6. Shannon Miller  (USA)
7. Kim Zmeskal  (USA)
8. Li, Yan   (CHN)
 

     - b e f o r e  the political changes at the beginning of the nineties:
  
Year

 - deutsche Finalisten
1989
Stuttgart
FRG		 Alesia Dudnik (URS)  Cristina Bontas
(ROU)
Brandy Johnson (USA)		 - 4. Nat. Laschtionova (URS)
5. Milena Mavrodieva (BUL)
6. Gabriela Potorac (ROU)
7. Fan, Di  (CHN)
8. Larissa Lowing  (CAN)
 
1987
Rotterdam
NED		 Elena Shushunova (URS) Eugenia Golea
(ROU)		 Aurelia Dobre (ROU) 4. Svetlana Baitova  (RUS)
5. Boriana Stoyanova  (BUL)
6. Wang, Xiaoyang (CHN)
7. Wang, Huiying  (CHN)
8. M. Jentsch (GDR)
 
1985
Montreal
CAN		 Elena Shushunova (URS) Ekaterina Szabo (ROU)   Dagmar Kersten (GDR) 4. Huang, Qun  (CHN)
5. Boriana Stojanova  (BUL)
6. Natalia Jurtschenko  (URS)
6. Sabrina Mar  (USA)
8. Yu, Feng  (CHN)
 
1983
 Budapest
HUN		 Boriana Stoyanova (BUL)    Lavinia Agache
(ROU)
Ekaterina Szabo (ROU)     		 - 4. Maxi Gnauck  (GDR)
5. Olga Bicherova  (URS)
6. Sylvia Rau (GDR)
6. Julianne McNamara  (URS)
8. Natalia Yurchenko (URS)
 
1981
Moscow
URS		 Maxi Gnauck
(GDR		 Stella Zakharova
(URS)		 Steffi Kraeker (GDR) 4. Jelena Dawydowa  (URS)
5. Lavinia Agache  (ROU)
6. Zhu, Zheng  (CHN)
7. Li, Cuiling  (CHN)
8. Eva Marckova  (CSR)
 
1979
 FortWorth
USA		 Dumitrita Turner (ROU) Stella Zakharova (URS) Steffi Kraeker (GDR)
Nelli Kim (URS)		 4. -
5. Christa Canary  (USA)
6. Maxi Gnauck (GDR)
7. Melita Ruhn  (ROU)
8. Suzy Kellem (USA)
1978
Strasbourg
FRA		 Nelli Kim
(URS) 		 Nadia Comaneci
(ROU) 		 Steffi Kraeker (GDR) 4. Rhonda Schwandt  (USA)
5. Emilia Eberle  (ROU)
6. Natal. Shaposchnikowa (URS)
7. Heike Kunhardt (GDR)
8. Andrea Horacsek  (HUN)
1974
 Varna
BUL		 Olga Korbut
(URS) 		 Ludmila Turichtcheva (URS) Bozena Perdykulova
(TCH)		 4. Alina Goreac  (ROU)
5. Angelika Hellmann (GDR)
6. Rusu Sicharulidze (URS)
1970
Ljubljana
YUG		 Erika Zuchold
GDR)		 Karin Janz (GDR) L. Turichtcheva (URS)
Lubov Burda
(URS)		 4. -
5. Marcela Vachova  (CSR)
6. Angelika Hellmann (GDR)
1966
 Dortmund
FRG		 Vera Cáslavská
(TCH)		 Erika Zuchold (GDR) Natalia Kutchinskaya (URS) 4. Ute Starke (GDR)
5. Jana Kraicirova (CSR)
6. Hiroko Ikenada  (JPN)
1962
Prague
CSR		 Vera Cáslavská
(TCH) 		 Larissa Latynina (URS) Tamara Manina (URS) 4. Birgit Radochla (GDR)
5. Ingrid Föst (GDR)
6. Irina Perwuschina  (URS)
1958
 Moscow
URS		 Larissa Latynina (URS)  Sofia Muratova (URS)
Lydia Kalinina (URS)
Tamara Manina (URS)		 - 4.  -
5. Ann-Sofi Colling  (SWE)
6. Elena Teodorescu  (ROU)
 
 
1954
Roma
ITA		 TamaraManina (URS)
Ann-Sofi Petterson (SWE)		 - Evy Berggren (SWE) 4. Maria Gorochowskaja (URS)
5. Galina Rudiko  (URS)
6. Elena Leusteanu  (ROU)
 
1950
 Basel
SUI		  Rakoczy (POL) Trudi Kolar (AUT) Alexandra Lemoine (FRA)   4. Karin Lindberg  (SWE)
5.     Reindlova  (POL)
6.   - ?? - 
 
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Bronze: 1992, '93;  2002, '06

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