2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

Competition schedule

Venue

Olympic qualification

Medal table

Men's results

Team competition

Individual all-around

	Name	Country	Date of birth	Age
Youngest	Kazuma Kaya	JapanAge in years, months and days|1996|11|19|2015|10|30BLRAge in years, months and days|1986|6|23|2015|10|30 Floor Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Kenzo Shirai JapanAge in years, months and days|1996|8|24|2015|11|1 Pommel horse Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Kazuma Kaya JapanARM Rings Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Donnell Whittenburg United States Vault Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Kenzo Shirai JapanROU Parallel bars Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Manrique Larduet 10 July 1996 19 years Oldest Yusuke Tanaka Japan Horizontal bar Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Manrique Larduet 10 July 1996 19 years Oldest Chris Brooks United States Women's results Team competition Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Sydney Townsend Canada Individual all-around Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Wang Yan China Vault Medaling on the event allowed North Korea's Hong Un-jong to qualify to the Olympics as an individual. Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Wang Yan ChinaPRK Uneven bars This was the first four-way tie in history for gold at a World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, but this is unlikely to happen again because the World Championships has instituted a tie-breaking procedure since then similar to the Olympics to prevent a situation like this from happening again. Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Fan Yilin China Balance beam Simone Biles of the USA defended her beam title from 2014, becoming the first back-to-back world champion on beam. With her ninth career world championships gold medal, she tied the record held by Larisa Latynina, Gina Gogean, and Svetlana Khorkina. Sanne Wevers of the Netherlands and Pauline Schäfer of Germany won the first medals for their countries on the balance beam. Schäfer also qualified as an individual to the Olympics by medaling. Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Wang Yan China Floor Due to an elbow injury prior to the final, Erika Fasana withdrew from the final, being replaced by Shang Chunsong. Additionally, Swiss gymnast Giulia Steingruber sustained a knee injury during the vault final the day before, rendering her unable to participate in the floor final. She was replaced by Lieke Wevers of the Netherlands. Simone Biles won a record 10th career world championships gold medal. Oldest and youngest competitors Name Country Date of birth Age Youngest Sae Miyakawa Japan