The 2017 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships was the forty-seventh edition of the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships. The competition was held from October 2–8, 2017, at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
The event marked the first time since 2003 that the Championships had been held in North America. Montreal was also the host of the 1985 World Championships and the 1976 Summer Olympics. The event was part of Montreal's 375th anniversary and Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations, both of which were in fall of 2017.
Competition schedule All times are EDT (UTC−4). DateSessionsTimeSubdivisionsMonday, October 2Opening ceremonyMen's Qualifications9:30 AM – 1:00 PMSubdivision 1 MAG2:00 PM – 5:00 PMSubdivision 2 MAG6:00 PM – 9:00 PMSubdivision 3 MAGTuesday, October 3Men's and Women's Qualifications9:30 AM – 1:00 PMSubdivision 4 MAG4:00 PM – 6:00 PMSubdivision 1 WAG7:00 PM – 9:00 PMSubdivision 2 WAGWednesday, October 4Women's Qualifications1:00 PM – 3:30 PMSubdivision 3 WAG4:00 PM – 6:00 PMSubdivision 4 WAG7:00 PM – 9:00 PMSubdivision 5 WAGThursday, October 5Men's Individual All-Around Final7:00 PM-Friday, October 6Women's Individual All-Around Final7:00 PM-Saturday, October 7Men's and Women's Apparatus Finals1:00 PMMAG: Floor, Pommel horse, RingsWAG: Vault, Uneven barsSunday, October 8Men's and Women's Apparatus Finals1:00 PMMAG: Vault, Parallel bars, Horizontal barWAG: Beam, FloorClosing ceremony
Medalists Event Gold Silver Bronze Men Women
Overall standings Overall medal table
Men's medal table
Women's medal table
Men's results
Individual all-around Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Nikita Nagornyy February 12, 1997 Oldest David Belyavskiy February 23, 1992 PositionGymnastTotal Xiao Ruoteng14.43314.80013.80014.90014.60014.40086.933 Lin Chaopan14.51614.26613.66614.90014.80014.30086.448 Kenzō Shirai15.73313.43313.66615.00014.63313.96686.4314 David Belyavskiy14.06614.90014.10014.78315.26613.20086.3155 Manrique Larduet13.93313.73314.13314.96614.93314.33386.0316 Nile Wilson14.33313.66614.30014.10014.50014.43385.3327 Yul Moldauer14.56614.00014.06614.50014.53313.33384.9988 Oleg Verniaiev13.76613.33314.56614.83314.96612.53383.9979 Ahmet Önder14.13312.93313.83314.53314.93313.46683.83110 Nikita Nagornyy14.50013.86614.46614.80014.54111.06683.23911 Jossimar Calvo13.86613.80013.33313.86614.60013.56683.03112 Pablo Brägger14.23313.25513.60014.43312.70014.50082.73213 Artur Davtyan13.33313.40014.20014.90013.76612.73382.33214 Bae Ga-ram13.00013.53312.86614.13313.60013.40080.53215 Caio Souza13.90011.56614.16614.50014.26612.13380.53116 Marios Georgiou12.50012.30013.50014.00014.10013.83380.23317 Robert Tvorogal12.90012.86613.13313.90014.10013.33380.23218 Philipp Herder14.13312.83313.50013.00014.10012.60080.16619 Eddy Yusof13.56611.63313.76613.43314.36613.40080.16420 Ferhat Arıcan11.73313.52512.90014.26614.68312.93380.04021 Zachary Clay13.13313.56613.10014.10013.10012.90079.89922 Tomas Kuzmickas14.26612.86611.70013.86613.63313.33379.66423 Kevin Cerda13.33312.26612.40013.73312.36612.83376.93124 Joel Plata Rodríguez13.66610.63313.50013.63313.40011.86676.698
Floor Due to a dead spot on the floor in the last subdivision of qualifications that allowed a rotation of gymnasts to redo their floor routines, Bram Verhofstad of the Netherlands bumped out the original eighth-place qualifier Tomás González of Chile. After an appeal by the Chilean Gymnastics Federation, González was reinstated. As a result, there were nine gymnasts in the final.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Milad Karimi June 21, 1999 Oldest Tomás González November 22, 1985 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Kenzō Shirai7.2008.43315.633 Artem Dolgopyat6.5008.03314.533 Yul Moldauer5.8008.70014.5004 Bram Verhofstad6.1008.23314.3335 Tomás González6.0008.26614.2666 Donnell Whittenburg6.4007.76614.1667 Manrique Larduet6.0008.10014.1008 Kim Han-sol6.4007.70014.1009 Milad Karimi6.1007.16613.266
Pommel horse Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Weng Hao March 21, 1998 Oldest Sašo Bertoncelj July 16, 1984 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Max Whitlock6.9008.54115.441 David Belyavskiy6.4008.70015.100 Xiao Ruoteng6.4008.66615.0664 Alexander Naddour6.3008.45014.7505 Harutyun Merdinyan6.2008.50014.7006 Weng Hao6.0008.50014.5007 Oleg Verniaiev6.4007.30013.7008 Sašo Bertoncelj6.0006.96612.966
Rings Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Courtney Tulloch October 6, 1995 Oldest Samir Aït Saïd November 1, 1989 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Eleftherios Petrounias6.3009.13315.433 Denis Ablyazin6.3009.03315.333 Liu Yang6.3008.96615.2664 Samir Aït Saïd6.2009.05815.2585 İbrahim Çolak6.2008.86615.0666 Igor Radivilov6.3008.63314.9337 Arthur Zanetti6.2008.70014.9008 Courtney Tulloch6.4008.13314.533
Vault Top qualifier Yang Hak-seon of South Korea withdrew with a hamstring injury and was replaced by first reserve Artur Dalaloyan of Russia in the final.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Zachari Hrimeche January 17, 1997 Oldest Marian Drăgulescu December 18, 1980 Position Gymnast Vault 1 Vault 2 Total D Score E Score Pen. Score 1 D Score E Score Pen. Score 2 Kenzō Shirai5.6009.60015.2005.2009.40014.60014.900 Igor Radivilov5.6009.43315.0335.6009.16614.76614.899 Kim Han-sol5.6009.36614.9665.2009.36614.56614.7664 Marian Drăgulescu5.6009.10014.7005.4009.33314.73314.7165 Jorge Vega5.6009.200 -0.10014.7005.2009.50814.70814.7046 Keisuke Asato6.0008.866 -0.10014.7665.6008.33313.93314.3497 Zachari Hrimeche5.6008.166 -0.20013.5665.6009.00014.60014.0838 Artur Dalaloyan5.6008.900 -0.30014.2005.6008.13313.73313.966
Parallel bars Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAgeYoungest Zou Jingyuan January 3, 1998 Oldest Marcel Nguyen September 8, 1987 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Zou Jingyuan6.8009.10015.900 Oleg Verniaiev6.7009.13315.833 David Belyavskiy6.4008.86615.2664 Manrique Larduet6.4008.76615.1665 Lin Chaopan6.4008.73315.1336 Pablo Brägger6.4008.33314.7337 Marcel Nguyen6.2008.50014.7008 Ferhat Arıcan6.3007.80014.100
Horizontal bar With the successful completion of the double-twisting straight Kovac (aka double-twisting Cassina or Bretschneider straight) in competition by Hidetaka Miyachi of Japan (despite a fall on a different element in his routine) during the horizontal bar individual event final, the skill—now officially called the Miyachi on the horizontal bar—has been automatically named after him, the only element currently in men's artistic gymnastics to be assigned the new and highest difficulty score of I (0.9).
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Tin Srbić September 11, 1996 Oldest Epke Zonderland April 16, 1986 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Tin Srbić6.4008.03314.433 Epke Zonderland6.5007.73314.233 Bart Deurloo6.2008.00014.2004 Pablo Brägger6.5007.23313.7335 Hidetaka Miyachi6.7007.03313.7336 David Belyavskiy5.4008.13313.5337 Randy Lerú6.0007.10013.1008 Oliver Hegi5.8006.93312.733
Women's results
Individual all-around Great Britain's Alice Kinsella withdrew before the final due to an ankle injury sustained in qualifications and was replaced by first reserve Lee Eun-ju of South Korea. Second-place qualifier Ragan Smith of the United States injured her ankle during warm-ups moments before the first event and withdrew. Second reserve Ioana Crișan of Romania replaced Smith in the top group, as there was no time to re-seed due to Smith's late withdrawal.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Ioana Crișan October 15, 2001 Oldest Elisabeth Seitz November 4, 1993 PositionGymnastTotal Morgan Hurd 14.533 14.300 12.666 13.733 55.232 Ellie Black 14.600 14.233 12.866 13.433 55.132 Elena Eremina 13.866 14.200 13.133 13.600 54.7994 Mai Murakami 14.666 13.800 12.000 14.233 54.6995 Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos 14.466 14.000 12.433 13.233 54.1326 Aiko Sugihara14.03313.53312.56613.83353.9657 Giulia Steingruber14.70012.93312.40013.63353.6668 Nina Derwael13.53314.96611.63313.36653.4989 Elisabeth Seitz13.70014.56612.43312.76653.46510 Tabea Alt13.86613.60013.30012.63353.39911 Rune Hermans13.30013.90012.03313.06652.29912 Lara Mori13.43313.46612.26613.00052.16513 Georgia Godwin13.26613.50012.36612.90052.03214 Diana Varinska13.43314.50011.36612.70051.99915 Brooklyn Moors12.96613.20012.26613.53351.96516 Angelina Melnikova13.73313.77512.43311.40051.34117 Amy Tinkler14.40011.00012.16613.33350.89918 Ana Filipa Martins13.16613.53312.23311.93350.86519 Wang Yan14.23313.36610.20012.63350.43220 Ana Pérez12.83313.73310.10012.60049.26621 Marine Boyer13.76612.06610.56612.83349.23122 Lee Eun-ju13.23313.20011.50011.26649.19923 Ioana Crișan13.56610.76611.60013.03348.96524 Thaís Fidélis 13.533 11.066 10.600 13.566 48.765
Vault Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Shallon Olsen July 10, 2000 Oldest Oksana Chusovitina June 19, 1975 Position Gymnast Vault 1 Vault 2 Total D Score E Score Pen. Score 1 D Score E Score Pen. Score 2 Maria Paseka6.0008.70014.7005.8009.20015.00014.850 Jade Carey5.8009.00014.8005.6009.13314.73314.766 Giulia Steingruber5.8008.933 -0.10014.6335.4008.90014.30014.4664 Ellie Black5.4009.16614.5665.2009.06614.26614.4165 Oksana Chusovitina5.4009.03314.4335.2009.10014.30014.3666 Wang Yan5.6008.90014.5005.8008.500 -0.10014.20014.3507 Shallon Olsen5.8007.833 -0.10013.5336.0008.93314.93314.2338 Sae Miyakawa5.8008.70014.5005.4007.70013.10013.800
Uneven bars Nina Derwael of Belgium is the first gymnast from her country to make an event final and her bronze was the first-ever medal for Belgium.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Elena Eremina July 29, 2001 Oldest Elisabeth Seitz November 4, 1993 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Fan Yilin6.5008.66615.166 Elena Eremina6.3008.80015.100 Nina Derwael6.3008.73315.0334 Anastasia Ilyankova6.2008.70014.9005 Elisabeth Seitz6.1008.66614.7666 Diana Varinska6.0008.58314.5837 Luo Huan6.2008.36614.5668 Ashton Locklear5.4007.36612.766
Balance beam Pauline Schäfer won the first-ever World Championships balance beam gold medal for Germany.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Elena Eremina July 29, 2001 Oldest Ellie Black September 8, 1995 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Pauline Schäfer5.5008.03313.533 Morgan Hurd5.7007.800 -0.10013.400 Tabea Alt5.7007.60013.3004 Mai Murakami5.4007.66613.0665 Elena Eremina5.4007.56612.9666 Asuka Teramoto5.6007.36612.9667 Liu Tingting5.5007.366 -0.10012.7668 Ellie Black5.7006.70012.400
Floor Top qualifier Ragan Smith of the United States withdrew after sustaining an ankle injury in warm-ups for the all-around final earlier in the week; she was replaced by first reserve Ellie Black of Canada in the floor final. Mai Murakami won Japan's first-ever gold for women on the event.
Oldest and youngest competitors NameCountryDate of birthAge Youngest Thaís Fidélis July 23, 2001 Oldest Vanessa Ferrari November 10, 1990 PositionGymnastD ScoreE ScorePenaltyTotal Mai Murakami5.9008.33314.233 Jade Carey5.7008.50014.200 Claudia Fragapane5.6008.33313.9334 Thaís Fidélis5.5008.16613.6665 Brooklyn Moors5.2008.45013.6506 Lara Mori5.4007.86613.2667 Ellie Black5.3007.900 -0.30012.9008 Vanessa Ferrari2.0008.233 -6.3003.933
Qualification
Men's results
Individual all-around