Having successfully completed 2023, Azerbaijan Gymnastics Federation (AGF) launches the season of international competitions, starting from this February.
The first competition organized by the Federation will be the FIG Trampoline Gymnastics and Tumbling World Cup, to be held at the traditional competition venue – “Milli Gimnastika Arenasi” (National Gymnastics Arena) on February 23-25. It should be mentioned that the FIG Trampoline Gymnastics World Cup competitions will qualify for the Olympic Games Paris-2024 in the Individual program.
Gymnasts, representing 32 countries in Trampoline Gymnastics & 6 in Tumbling will perform in the tournament. At the competitions, organized in the Individual & Synchronized programs, Azerbaijan will be represented by our experienced gymnast - Seljan Mahsudova (women) and Huseyn Abbasov, Nijat Mirzayev & Mehdi Aliyev (men). At the Trampoline Gymnastics & Tumbling competitions among Men & Women, “AGF Trophy” will be presented to the gymnasts who received the highest execution score in the Individual program. Trampoline athletes in Synchronized Pairs, who earned the highest synchronized score, will also be awarded with this Cup for the first time.
It should be mentioned that Trampoline Gymnastics is being developed in Azerbaijan since 2013.
This will be the seventh World Cup organized by our country in Trampoline Gymnastics.  
Mikhail Malkin, Adil Hajizada, Tofig Aliyev, Bilal Gurbanov will compete in the Tumbling competition.
More information about the competition will be regularly updated on the official website of the federation.
Spectators wishing to watch the exciting performances of athletes during the FIG Trampoline Gymnastics and Tumbling World Cup, can obtain tickets online at https://iticket.az/ and from the city ticket offices.
Tickets’ cost constitutes 10 manat for Qualifications (February 23), 12 manat for Semi-finals (February 24) & 15 manat for Finals (February 25).
 

Competitions’ start time:
February 23 - 12 p.m.
February 24 - 12 p.m.
February 25 - 12 p.m.
Venue: Milli Gimnastika Arenasi
Phone: (+994 12/51) 566-96-99
Address: 178 H. Aliyev Ave., Baku
Passage: “Koroghlu” underground station

We present the list of famous athletes participating in the World Cup:
Trampoline Gymnastics
People's Republic of China:
Langyu Yan - two-time winner (Individual program) & Silver medalist (Team competition / Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Zisai Wang - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Individual program);
Yicheng Hu - three-time winner of the World Championships (two-time in Team competition / Synchronized program);
Xueying Zhu - Olympic champion (Individual program) & three-time winner of the World Championships (Synchronized program, Team competition and Team All-Around);
Qianqi Lin - two-time Silver medalist of the World Championships (Synchronized program / Team competitiom);
Xinyi Fan - two-time winner of the World Championships (Team competition);
Yunzhu Cao - two-time winner (Team competition) & two-time Silver medalist of the World Championships (Individual program / Team competition); 
Xinxin Zhang - World champion (Synchronized program);
Spain
Jorge Martin - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
David Vega - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
France
Julian Chartier - Gold & Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Allan Morante - Gold (Team competition) & two-time Silver medalist of the World Championships (Individual program / Team competition);
Morgan Demiro-o-Domiro - Gold & Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team competition / Synchronized program);
Pierre Gouzou - Gold (Team competition), Silver (Team competition) & Bronze (Synchronized program) medalist of the World Championships; Bronze medalist of the European Championships (Synchronized program);
Anais Breche - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition); 
Lea Labrousse - two-time Silver medalist (Team competition / Synchronized program) of the World Championships;
Laura Parıs - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Clea Brousse - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Great Britain:
Zak Perzamanos - winner & two-time Bronze medalist (Team competition / Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Corey Walkes - two-time Bronze medalist (Individual program / Team Competition) of the World Championships;
Bryony Page - Silver medalist of the Rio-2016 Olympic Games & Bronze medalist of the Tokyo-2020 Olympic Games (Individual program), three-time World champion ( two-time in the Individual program / Team All-Around);
Isabelle Songhurst - Gold (Team All-Around), three-time Silver (two-time in Team competition / Team All-Around) & two-time Bronze medalist ( Team All-Around / Synchronized program) of the World Championships;
Georgia
Apakidze Anano - Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Mariam Ragimovi - Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Luba Golovina - Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Germany
Caio Lauxtermann - World champion (Synchronized program);
Matthias Pfleiderer - Gold, Silver (Synchronized program) & Bronze medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships;
Matthias Schuldt - Bronze medalist (Team Competition) of the World Championships;
Fabian Vogel - two-time winner (Synchronized program) of the World Championships, the Worlds’ Silver (Synchronized program) and Bronze medalist (Team Competition);
Japan
Ryusei Nishioka - two-time Silver (Individual program / Team competition) & Bronze medalist (Individual program) of the World Championships;
Hiroto Unno - Silver medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships;
Ryosuke Sakai - Silver medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships;
Hikaru Mori - three-time Gold (Individual program / Synchronized program / Team competition), Silver (Synchronized program) & Bronze medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships;
Reina Satake - two-time winner (Team competition) of the World Championships;
New Zealand:
Dylan Schmidt - Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games & winner of the World Championships (Individual program);
Portugal:
Dioqo Abreu - winner (Team competition), three-time Silver (Team competition / Synchronized program / Team All-Around) & Bronze medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships, two-time Bronze medalist (Team competition / Synchronized program) of the European Championships;
Lucas Santos - winner of the World Championships (Team Competition);  
Pedro Ferreira - Gold (Team competition), Silver (Synchronized program) and Bronze medalist (Team competition on Double-mini-Trampoline) of the World Championships;
Sofia Correia - Silver & Bronze medalist (Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Ingrid Maior - Bronze medalist (Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Catarina Marianito Nunes - Silver (Team All-Around) & Bronze medalist (Synchronized program) of the World Championships;
Andre Dias - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team competition on Double-mini-Trampoline);
Ukraine:
Anton Davydenko - Bronze medalist (Team Competition) of the European Championships;
Svitlana Malkova - Bronze medalist (Synchronized program) of the European Championships;
USA:
Isaac Rowley - winner (Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Ruben Padılla - three-time winner (Synchronized program, Team competition, Team competition on Double-mini-Trampoline), six-time Silver (two-time in Team competition / Synchronized program / Team competition on Double-mini-Trampoline / two-time on Double-mini-Trampoline) & two-time Bronze medalist (Double-mini-Trampoline / Team competition on Double-mini-Trampoline) of the World Championships;
Aliaksei Shostak - Gold (Team All-Around), two-time Silver (Synchronized program / Team All-Around) of the World Championships;
Nicole Ahsinger - two-time Gold (Synchronized Pairs / Team competitions), two-time Silver medalist (Team competition) of the World Championships;
Cheyenne Sarah Webster - two-time Gold (Synchronized program / Team competitions) & Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team All-Around);
Logan Mc Coy - Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Synchronized program);

Tumbling
Azerbaijan:
Mikhail Malkin - two-time winner of the World Championships (Individual program / Team competition);
Tofig Aliyev - winner of the World Championships (Team competition);
Adil Hajizada - winner of the World Championships (Team competition);
France
Candy Briere-Vetillard - Gold & Bronze medalist of the World Championships;
Maelle Dumitru-Marin - Gold, Silver & Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team competition);
Portugal:
Margarida Agostinho - Bronze medalist of the World Championships (Team All-Around);
Mariana Cascalheira - Silver medalist of the World Championships (Team All-Around);

Directives

Work Plan

Appendices of Work plan

Layout

Schedule

Detailed competition schedule

Training schedule

Participants

Start list

Start list - February 24

Start list - Final

Results - Qualification

Results - February 24

Results - final

Results Book