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1. April 2026
Italy
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Egle Abruzzini, the legend of rhythmic gymnastics and world sports, has passed away. She was 90 years old. Egle Abruzzini chaired the Technical Committee of the International Gymnastics Federation from 1984 to 2008. She became one of the key figures in rhythmic gymnastics. Thanks to the many years of work by the Italian specialist, this sport has achieved incredible progress. The gymnasts' routines became more intense and technically complex — the number of difficult and signature elements increased exactly during...
24. August 2025
Rio de Janeiro, BRA
Rhythmic Gymnastics
An absolute international highlight is in store as top stars compete for nine titles at the 41st FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships 2025 in Rio de Janeiro (BRA) from August 20 to 24.
<< In a supreme display of confidence and skill, Darja VARFOLOMEEV (GER) showed that her strategy of peaking when it matters paid off with a top score of 121.900 points in the all-around final, followed by Stiliana Nikolova (BUL) and Sofia...
27. Juli 2025
Cluj-Napoca, ROU
Rhythmic Gymnastics
A triple serie of the FIG World Cup season in rhythmic gymnastics kicked off the post-Olympic year in Bulgaria's capital Sofia from April 04 to 06. The season will be completed in April next with the events in Baku / AZE and now in Tashkent / UZB.
This will be followed by the World Challenge Cups in Portimao / POR at the beginning of May and, after the European Championships in Estonia (Tallinn), now the 4th World...
19. Juli 2025
Essen, GER
Rhythmic Gymnastics
The All-around titel of the 31st FISU World Games 2025 in Germany's city Essen was won by Alina HARNASKO (AIN; Belarus) with 114.850 points, ahead of Tachmina IKROMOVA (UZB) with 112.700 points and Fanni PIGNICZKI (108.850) from Hungary. The best German all-rounder was Anastasia Simakova (107.200) in fourth place. Potsdam's Margarita Kolosov did not have an optimal day in the all-around competition and finished only 15th with 99.750 points. The best Swiss gymnast, Laura Grueninger,...
22. Juni 2025
Sofia, BUL
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Two years after the last Junior World Championships in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, around 350 of the world's best young gymnasts gathered in Bulgaria's capital Sofia from 18 to 22 June to compete for a total of eight titles at the 3rd Junior World Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics. These 14- to 15-year-old gymnasts provided an interesting insight into the age groups that will determine and shape the development of the sport in...
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