Career, in brief
David Belyavsky was a three-time Olympian for Russia in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 2012 through 2020. He won two Olympic medals — one silver and one bronze.
Russia · MAG · 2012 – 2020
David Belyavsky
David Belyavsky competed for Russia in men's artistic gymnastics, 2012–2020. Career medals: 1 silver, 1 bronze.
2
career medals
across Olympic, World, and Continental finals.
Timeline
Career arc, year by year.
- 2020
- OlympicTokyo 2020 Olympic Games — Gymnastics ArtisticJul 24 → Aug 3AA 10th
- 2016
- OlympicRio 2016 Olympic Games — Gymnastics ArtisticsilverAug 6 → 16Team silver; P-Bars bronze; AA 3rd
- 2012
- OlympicLondon 2012 Olympic Games — Gymnastics ArtisticJul 28 → Aug 7AA 2nd
Olympic — 3 appearances
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Jul 24 → Aug 3 · Tokyo
Team Qual 12.933ROC 262.500 · JPN 262.397 · CHN 261.894
All-Around Qual 85.324 — did not advance 10th
Pommel Horse Qual 14.733 — did not advance 9th
Still Rings Qual 14.000 — did not advance 23rd
Parallel Bars Qual 15.325 — did not advance 9th
Horizontal Bar Qual 14.033 — did not advance 16th
Floor Exercise Qual 12.933 — did not advance 59th
Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Aug 6 → 16 · Rio de Janeiro
Team Qual 14.600 Final RussiaJPN 274.094 · RUS 271.453 · CHN 271.122 SILVER
All-Around Qual 89.799 — did not advance 3rd
Pommel Horse Qual 15.300 — did not advance 8th
Still Rings Qual 14.533 — did not advance 26th
Parallel Bars Qual 15.933 — 2nd, advanced Final 15.783 BRONZE
Horizontal Bar Qual 14.533 — did not advance 30th
Floor Exercise Qual 14.600 — did not advance 27th
London 2012 Olympic Games
Jul 28 → Aug 7 · London
Team Qual 15.100CHN 275.997 · JPN 271.952 · GBR 271.711
All-Around Qual 90.832 — did not advance 2nd
Pommel Horse Qual 14.900 — did not advance 7th
Still Rings Qual 14.366 — did not advance 43rd
Parallel Bars Qual 15.300 — did not advance 14th
Horizontal Bar Qual 14.866 — did not advance 19th
Floor Exercise Qual 15.100 — did not advance 18th
On This Day
Feb 23, 1992 · David Belyavsky was born
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Sources
Sources
olympedia.org (Tokyo 2020, Rio de Janeiro 2016, London 2012) · olympics.com
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Last verified 2026-05-26 · corrections welcome at hello@gleaminggymnast.com