Following the FIG Trampoline Gymnastics World Cup, “Milli Gimnastika Arenasi” (National Gymnastics Arena) will host another major competition - FIG Artistic Gymnastics Apparatus World Cup on March 9 - 12.
It should be mentioned that according to the registration list, we have a record for number of countries, as athletes (173 gymnasts) from 48 National Federations are expected to participate in the competition.

At the end of the four-day competitions, the traditional “AGF Trophy” will be presented to the gymnasts who received the highest execution score. 
Spectators, wishing to witness the difficult and determined contest between the strongest athletes, can obtain tickets online at https://iticket.az/ and from the city ticket offices. Tickets’ cost constitutes 7 manat for Qualifications and 12 manat for Finals.
Information about competitions will be regularly updated on our website (www.agf.az).
The competitions will start at 12:00 every day.
Venue: Milli Gimnastika Arenasi (National Gymnastics Arena)
Contact: (+994 12/51) 566-96-99
Address: Baku, 178 H. Aliyev Ave.
Passage: “Koroghlu” underground

We present the list of famous athletes which will take part in the World Cup

Men:
Albania: 
Matvey Petrov, European Champion;
Austria: 
Hoeck Vinzenz, Silver medalist of the European Championships;  
Croatia: 
Benovic Aurel, Silver medalist of the European Championships;
Ude Filip, winner of the Olympic Games & Silver medalist of the World Championships; two-time Silver medalist of the European Championships
Srbic Tin, Silver medalist of the Olympic Games, Gold & Silver medalist of the World Championships, two-time Silver medalist of the European Championhips; 
Finland: 
Emil Soravuo, Bronze medalist of the World Championships, winner of the European Games;
Germany: 
Dunkel Nils, Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Hungary: 
Vecsernyes David, Bronze medalist of the European Games, two-time Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Ireland: 
Dominick Cunningham, Gold & Silver medalist of the European Championships;
Mc Clenaghan Rhys, Gold & Bronze medalist of the World Championships, European Champion; 
Israel: 
Medvedev Andrey, Bronze medalist of the World Championships, two-time Silver medalist of the European Championships
Dolgopyat Artem, Olympic and two-time European Champion; two-time Silver medalist of the World Championships;
Myakinin Alexander, Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Jordan: 
Abu Al Soud Ahmad, Silver medalist of the World Championships;
Japan:
Minami Kazuki, Silver medalist of the World Championships; 
Takeru Kitazono, Silver medalist of the Olympic Games;
Hidenobu Yonekura, Silver medalist of the World Championships; 
Italy: 
Nicola Bartolini, World Champion, Silver & Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Yumin Abbadini, Silver medalist of the European Championships;
Lithuania: 
Tvorogal Robert, winner of the European Games, European Champion;
Philippines:  
Carlos Yulo, two-time Gold, two-time Silver & two-time Silver medalist of the World Championships;
Taiwan: 
Lee Chih Kai, Silver medalist of the Olympic Games, Silver & Bronze medalist of the World Championships;
Ukraine: 
Kovtun Illia, Bronze medalist of the World Championships, Silver & Bronze medalist of the European Championships;   
Vashchenko Roman, European Champion;
Igor Radivilov, Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games, two-time Silver & two-time Bronze medalist of the World Championships, Silver & two-time Bronze medalist of the European Games, four-time Gold, four-time Silver & four-time Bronze medalist of the European Championships
USA: 
Stephen Nedoroscik, World Champion;

Women
France: 
Devillard Coline, Bronze medalist of the World Championships, Gold & two-time Silver medalist of the European Championships;
Boyner Marine, two-time Silver & two-time Bronze medalist of the European Championships; 
Israel: 
Raz Lihie, Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Italy: 
Giorgia Villa, Bronze medalist of the World Championships, European Champion;
Uzbekistan: 
Chusovitina Oksana, Gold and Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games, three-time World Champion, Gold, two-time Silver & Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Netherlands: 
Eythora Thorsdottir, two-time Silver & Bronze medalist of the European Championships;
Ukraine: 
Hubareva Yelyzaveta, European Champion; 

Directives

Work Plan

Drawing of lots

Appendices of Work plan

Layout

AGF SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Schedule

Training schedule

Participants

Start list

Start list final

Results - Qualification 09.03

Results - Qualification 10.03

Results - Final 11.03

Results - Final 12.03

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