26. Oktober 2005
Glasgow / Great Britain
Artistic Gymnastics

Squeezed between the 'DTB Cup' (Germany) and Maribor 'Solomunov Memorial' (Slovenia), the Glasgow Grand Prix attracted none but the brave and the enduring.
The Glasgow Men’s Floor Champion was Canada’s Brandon O'Neil. The battle on Rings saw Yuri Van Gelder of Nederlands just win Gold ahead of Russia’s Alexander Safoshkin. Lesnek Blanik of Poland won the Vault Gold. Dezhi Li of China was an easy winner of the Parallel Bars Final with a superb display of difficulty above,...

26. Oktober 2005
Colorado Springs / USA
Artistic Gymnastics

After eleven days of practice at the Olympic Centre of the US National Olympic Commitee did the young athletes of the German junior team return home from Colorado Springs on Wednesday.

Beside of an official meet against the hosts was the main cause of the trip the practice together and the sharing of experience and practice methods with the US-boys...

23. Oktober 2005
Stuttgart / GERMANY
Artistic Gymnastics

During the 23rd DTB-Cup - Worldcup - in Stuttgart, the Russian Nikolai Krjukov achieved the first rank of the pommel horse final, after top runner Marius Urzica (ROM) had dropped out in the qualification already.
Lais Souza (BRA) won the women's vault final.
There were two champions in the high bar final: After the spectators' reclamations, Aljaz Pegan's (SLO) score was upvalued, so that he achieved the same position as...

22. Oktober 2005
Stuttgart / GER
Artistic Gymnastics

At the 23rd 'DTB-POKAL 2005' there were five final decisions scheduled for today.
On vaulting table Anatoli Vasiliev (RUS) was the best performer.
On uneven bars there was a Chinese double success by Zhou, Zhuoru and Huang, Lu.
The final on parallel bars was won by the Slovenian Mitja Petkovsek , who already lead the qualification. On rings the Russian Alexander Safoshkin convinced with the strongest performance.
The...

21. Oktober 2005
Stuttgart / Germany
Artistic Gymnastics

'Wimbledon of Gymnastics'
At the 23rd Anniversary of the traditional DTB-Cup the German hosts expect 48 female and 92 male gymnasts representing 41 Nations - a new record in the history of this event! Among them are a lot of Olympic, World and continental champions. The 'Cr?me de la Cr?me' of the international gymnastics scene will be in Stuttgart, the City of the 2007 World Championships
It was the former Belorussian world star Ivan Ivankov who once during...

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