2021 FIG Artistic World Championships — opens
Runs Oct 18 – 24 in Kitakyushu.
View full resultsOn this day in gymnastics history
Oct 18
Events on this day
2009 FIG Artistic World Championships — concludes
Ran Oct 13 – 18 in London.
View full results →1998 FIG Rhythmic World Championships — concludes
Ran Oct 15 – 18 in Seville.
View full results →2023 European Acrobatic Gymnastics Championships — opens
Runs Oct 18 – 22 in Varna.
View full results →Born on this day (9)
Viktor Lisitsky — born 1939
Lisitsky competed for the Soviet Union in men's artistic gymnastics, 1964–1968. Three Olympic medals across two Games.
Lisitsky's career →Aage Frandsen — born 1890
Frandsen competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic gold.
Frandsen's career →Carl Bertilsson — born 1889
Bertilsson competed for Sweden in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic gold.
Bertilsson's career →Georg Selenius — born 1884
Selenius competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic gold.
Selenius's career →Hans Eiler Pedersen — born 1890
Pedersen competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic medal.
Pedersen's career →Josef Effenberger — born 1901
Effenberger competed for Czechoslovakia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1928. One Olympic medal.
Effenberger's career →Queenie Judd — born 1886
Judd competed for Great Britain in women's artistic gymnastics, 1928. One Olympic medal.
Judd's career →Tatsiana Piatrenia — born 1981
Piatrenia competed for Belarus in trampoline, 2004–2021. Two Worlds medals.
Piatrenia's career →Cornelus Becker — born 1886
Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
Becker's career →