Flávia Saraiva wins gold, Rebeca seals Flamengo beam one-two | OneFootball

Flamengo gymnasts win a total of five medals at this year’s Artistic Gymnastics World Cup event in Hungary

Flamengo celebrated another one-two finish at the 2026 Artistic Gymnastics World Cup in Szombathely, Hungary, this Sunday (20). In the balance beam final, Flávia Saraiva won gold with 13.766 points. Rebeca Andrade completed the red-and-black celebration with silver, scoring 13.600 points.

Who completed the balance beam podium?

Britain’s Emily Roper took bronze with a total of 12.866 points. As a result, Brazil dominated the top two spots on the apparatus at this important stage of the competition.

On Saturday (19), Flávia Saraiva had already won the uneven bars final with 13.366 points. So, the repeat podium finish on Sunday (20) further highlighted the gymnast’s excellent form this season.

How did the one-two finish on floor go?

Flamengo also shone in the floor final, held hours later in the same arena. Flávia Saraiva took the silver medal on the apparatus. Lorrane Oliveira, also representing Flamengo, claimed bronze in the same final.

As a result, once again two Mengão athletes shared the podium in the same event. In any case, the floor result confirmed the team’s strong collective form at the Hungarian meet.

How many medals did Flamengo win at the event?

In total, Flamengo’s athletes won five medals at the Hungarian stage of the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup. There were two golds, two silvers, and one bronze, distributed among the club’s three gymnasts. The result crowns the performances of Flávia Saraiva, Rebeca Andrade, and Lorrane Oliveira at the Hungarian event this season.

What’s next for Flamengo’s gymnasts?

This year’s Artistic Gymnastics World Championships will take place from October 17 to 25 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. In this way, the Szombathely event serves as one of the final important tests before the major world competition.

In the qualifying round in Hungary, Rebeca Andrade posted the top balance beam score with 14.100 points and advanced in first place. Flávia Saraiva, meanwhile, also secured spots in three finals during qualification: uneven bars, balance beam, and floor.

Lorrane Oliveira, on the other hand, finished the qualifying phase with a 100% success rate alongside her teammates. In any case, the performances of the three gymnasts reinforce Flamengo’s strength in the sport heading into the World Championships.

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