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Brazil Clinches Six Medals at Artistic Gymnastics World Cup in Hungary
WHY IT MATTERS
The medals boost Brazil’s standing on the World Cup circuit and position its athletes for strong performances at the upcoming World Championships, where Olympic qualification and national prestige are on the line.
What happened
Brazil finished the penultimate stop of the 2026 Artistic Gymnastics World Cup circuit in Hungary with a haul of six medals—three gold, two silver and one bronze. Flávia Saraiva opened the tally with a gold on the uneven bars and added a second gold later in the competition, while also taking silver on the floor exercise.
Rebeca Andrade earned silver on the balance beam. Arthur Nory captured gold on the high bar, and Lorrane Oliveira took bronze on the floor.
The Hungary leg, part of the Challenge Series and World Circuit, precedes the Paris stop that concludes the season. With these results, Brazil’s gymnasts enter the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from October 17–25, carrying momentum and confidence into the world‑level contest.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Brazil finishes Gymnastics World Cup stage with six podiums
Agencia Brasil · Juliano Justo · EBC/Agencia Brasil source terms; facts used for an original brief with link and attribution; images excluded