Welcome to the live blog for for the first day of apparatus finals at the 2023 European Championships, held in Antalya, Türkiye!
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1:05 pm. Women’s Vault Final Standings
1. Coline Devillard, France, 13.800
2. Asia D’Amato, Italy, 13.600
3. Lisa Vaelen, Belgium, 13.583
4. Sabrina Voinea, Romania, 13.083
5. Bilge Tarhan, Turkey, 12.816
6. Ceren Biner, Turkey, 12.766
7. Athanasia Mesiri, Greece, 12.750
8. Camille Rasmussen, Denmark, 12.249
Pommel Horse Final Standings
1. Rhys McClenaghan, Ireland, 14.666
2. Maxime Gentges, Belgium, 14.566
3. Artur Davtyan, Armenia, 14.266
4. Loran de Munck, Netherlands, 14.266
5. Illia Kovtun, Ukraine, 14.233
6. Yumin Abbadini, Italy, 14.166
7. Radomir Sliz, Czechia, 13.600
8. Matvei Petrov, Albania, 13.266
12:58 pm. Sabrina Voinea ROU VT: Yurchenko double full, hip and knee bend, lands awkwardly, just a bit rough throughout. 13.800 (5.0, 8.800)
Second vault is a Yurchenko half-on front pike, tucked her legs halfway through and had a big hop forward. 12.366 (3.8, 8.666, -0.1)
13.083 average
12:56 pm. Illia Kovtun UKR PH: Again wasn’t typing but he did great work. Aside from some hip pike on most of the circles and a couple of moments where he lost his leg form for a split second, also had a big split in the dismount.
12:54 pm. Athanasia Mesiri GRE VT: Yurchenko full, lands a bit short and lock-legged with a step forward and they check her out but she seems okay, thankfully! 12.800 (4.2, 8.600)
Second is a Yurchenko half-on front pike, kind of runs out of it but glad she’s okay! 12.700 (4.0, 8.700)
12.750 average
12:52 pm. Yumin Abbadini ITA PH: This was a good routine! Muscled into the dismount but no major problems really. 14.166 (5.7, 8.466)
12:49 pm. Coline Devillard FRA VT: Handspring rudi, some pike down, some leg form, a couple of steps back. 14.300 (5.4, 8.900)
REALLY clean Yurchenko full for the second vault. Step back. 13.300 (4.2, 9.100)
13.800 average moves her first!
12:46 pm. Radomir Sliz CZE PH: Scissors to circles, travels in Russians, then backwards, really nice work so far, Russians at the end into the dismount. Nice work. 13.600 (5.6, 8.000)
12:44 pm. Ceren Biner TUR VT: Yurchenko full, some pike down with a tiny hop to the side. 13.066 (4.2, 8.866)
Good landing on the tsuk tuck full. Some significant leg separation in the preflight. 12.466 (3.8, 8.666)
12.766 average
12:40 pm. Loran de Munck NED PH: Wasn’t typing for this but it was a great one!
12:36 pm. Camille Rasmussen DEN VT: Missed her block for the Yurchenko double and just does a kind of tucked timer, I’m devastated about this. 11.533 (3.0, 8.533)
Tsuk full with some leg form and a hop for the second vault. 12.966 (4.4, 8.566)
12.249 average
12:33 pm. Matei Petrov ALB PH: Starts well, one-arm swing, Russians on the single pommel, swings up for the Busnari but loses his rhythm in the pirouette and comes off. Back on for flairs, really strong, and the dismount is great as well. That was a bummer, the rest of this routine was SO good.
12:30 pm. Asia D’Amato ITA VT: Yurchenko double full, REALLY nice in the first twist but then loses a lot of form in the second. Small hop back. 14.000 (5.0, 9.000)
Yurchenko half-on front layout half, this was really strong! Just too off to the side and I believe OOB. Oh yeah, in the replay she basically lands fully out. 13.200 (4.8, 8.700, -0.3)
13.600 average
12:29 pm. Artur Davtyan ARM PH: Scissor work, one-arm swing, good circles, just loses his hip form at one moment, backwards travels, then travels in Russians, Russians at the end into the dismount, fab! 14.266 (5.7, 8.566)
12:25 pm. Bilge Tarhan TUR VT: Yurchenko full, bounce on the landing, but pretty straight in the air! 13.000 (4.2, 8.800)
Handspring pike half, some form and a little iffy on the landing. But solid enough! 12.633 (4.0, 8.633)
12.816 average
12:23 pm. Maxime Gentges BEL PH: Scissors to handstand, nice one-arm swing, lovely pirouette in the Busnari, travels in Russians, some hip form at times, but really nice into the dismount! This was great. 14.566 (6.2, 8.366)!! WOW!
12:20 pm. Lisa Vaelen BEL VT: Handspring rudi, the usual pike down and leg form, step out to the side OOB. 14.033 (5.4, 8.733, -0.1)
Strong tsuk full with a step to the side for the second vault. 13.133 (4.4, 8.733)
13.583 average
12:18 pm. Rhys McClenaghan IRL PH: The single pommel Russians were ridiculously good. Circles were really clean, transitions to Russians between the pommels, great, travels in Russians, legs come apart a bit at the end of the horse, goes well into the dismount, a slight hesitation but overall this was very strong as usual! 14.666 (6.4, 8.266)
12:16 pm. Touch warmup is coming to an end!
12:06 pm. I was watching on the BBC which was a solid 5+ minutes behind the live event. Fantastic. Switching to Eurovision I think!
12:04 pm. Floor Final Results
1. Luke Whitehouse, Great Britain, 14.900
2. Artem Dolgopyat, Israel, 14.666
3. Milan Hosseini, Germany, 14.200
4. Harry Hepworth, Great Britain, 14.200
5. Benjamin Osberger, France, 13.800
6. Illia Kovtun, Ukraine, 13.733
7. Lucas Desanges, France, 13.366
8. Noe Seifert, Switzerland, 12.800
12:01 pm. Lucas Desanges FRA FX: Piked double front with a hop, then a front full to double front with a big step forward OOB. Double double, big hop back. 13.366 (5.7, 7.766, -0.1)
11:57 am. Artem Dolgopyat ISR FX: Double twisting double layout3.5 to front layout, good. 2.5 to double front, amazing. 1.5 to rudi. Half-in half-out, not the best landing but still solid enough. 14.666 (6.1, 8.566)
11:53 am. Benjamin Osberger FRA FX: Great randi to start. Stuck the double double cold. 2.5 to front layout with a hop forward, iffy on that section. Double full clean. Front double full to front tuck full. Triple full, a little lacking in control there with a big step back. 13.800 (5.5, 8.300)
11:51 am. Noe Seifert SUI FX: Hit the double front but then sat the piked double front. 2.5 to front layout with a little hop. Hop back on the triple full. 12.800 (5.7, 7.100)
11:47 am. Luke Whitehouse GBR FX: Hit everything at the beginning, and then his last three passes were super fab, I was still setting this thingy up so not typing but this was an incredible routine. Just a step on the triple full at the end. Amazing. 14.900 (6.5, 8.400)!!!
11:46 am. Jumping into this late because I just got to LONDON! Appropriately catching up to the stream in time for a Brit.
