Where to watch the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

With 10 places at Paris 2024 already secured following ample success at the 2022 World Championships in Liverpool, qualification pressure is off, but the Brits still have an eye on bettering last year’s six-medal haul.

Ones to Watch

A strong women’s team this year consists of Jessica Gadirova, Ondine Achampong, Ruby Evans, Georgia-Mae Fenton and triple Commonwealth champion Alice Kinsella.

For the men’s team, Jake Jarman, James Hall, Harry Hepwort, Courtney Tulloch and Max Whitlock eye another podium place after the 2022 team fought back to claim bronze in last year’s epic team final.

Gadirova returns to defend her world champion status on the floor while Whitlock is back in the Great Britain fold at a major championships for the first time since Tokyo 2020.

Britain’s most successful gymnast, Whitlock already has eight world titles to his name as he looks to add to his hoard in Antwerp.

Earlier in the month, Whitlock claimed World Challenge Cup gold on his return to international action in Paris alongside Tulloch and Hepworth.

Images from Antwerp 📸
The GB men in training today, nearly World Championship time 🕰️ pic.twitter.com/J7pKSZBsJZ

— British Gymnastics (@BritGymnastics) September 27, 2023

Where to Watch

All live scores from the 30 September at the Sportpaleis can be found here.

British Gymnastics will be providing all the latest updates from the Great Britain team, as will Team GB across Instagram, X and Facebook.

The BBC will also be showcasing all the finals live from 3-8 October at the following times:

3rd October – Men’s team final, 7pm - 8pm BBC 2, 8pm - 10pm BBC 3

4th October - Women’s team final, 7pm - 8pm BBC 2, 8pm - 9pm BBC 3

5th October - Men’s all-around final, 7pm- 8pm BBC 2, 8pm - 10pm BBC 3

6th October - Women’s all-around final, 7pm - 9pm BBC 2

7th October - Apparatus finals, 1.30pm - 4.30pm BBC 1, 4.30pm -5pm BBC 2

8th October - Apparatus finals, 1.15pm - 2.45pm BBC 1, 2.45pm - 7pm BBC 2

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