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Table of Content01 WORLDS INFORMATION

CHANNEL — 02 Contact persons — 02 The Worlds online — 03

02 WORLDS PRACTICAL

INFORMATION — 03 Timetable — 03 Opening and Award

Ceremonies — 04 Press Conferences — 04 History of the RG/Presentation

of the hand apparatuses — 04 Competition and Qualification

requirements for RIO 2016 — 05 Evaluation of the Judges — 05 All Participating Countries — 06

03 INFORMATION FOR

JOURNALISTS — 07 Venue map and plan — 07

Accreditation procedure — 07 Training open for Media — 07 Opening hours Main Press Center — 07 Opening hours media accreditation

in the MPC — 08 Catering — 08 TV-Broadcasts/TV-Networks Rules for Media — 08 FIG Media Rules/FIG Broadcaster

Declaration— 09

04 ACHIEVEMENTS AND

STATISTICS — 10 RG Team Germany — 10 Worlds Izmir 2014 — 11 All around + Finals — 11 Group + Finals — 12 London 2012 — 12

05 SIDE EVENTS — 13 GYMWELT activities around the

World Championships — 13 Park sport — 13 “Kinderturn-Welt” — 13 Flashmob — 14 Explore Stuttgart/the state

of Baden-Wuerttemberg — 14 Hotspots Stuttgart — 14 Shopping — 15 Sights Stuttgart— 15

Worlds Information ChannelYOUR PRESS TEAM

DURING WORLDS

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Meike Behrensen Communications Manager [email protected]: +37 25 460 43 87

DEUTSCHER TURNER-BUND

Torsten Hartmann Media Officer [email protected]: +49 170 562 61 18

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE (LOC)

Hannes HaßpacherHead of LOC Media [email protected]: +49 177 821 81 71

Tamara [email protected]

Pia Maack

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Worlds Practical InformationTIME DESCRIPTION

MON, 07.09.2015 10.00 – 16.15 Qualification Individuals (hoop and ball)

TUE, 08.09.2015 10.00 – 16.25 Qualification Individuals (hoop and ball)

19.30 – 21.00 Opening Ceremony, Finals Individuals (hoop and ball)

WED, 09.09.2015 10.00 – 18.35 Qualification Individuals (clubs and ribbon)

THU, 10.09.2015 10.00 – 18.20 Qualification Individuals (clubs and ribbon)

20.00 – 21.00 Finals Individuals (clubs and ribbon)

FRI, 11.09.2015 16.00 – 18.30 All Around Individuals (place 13 – 24)

19.30 – 22.00 All Around Individuals (place 1 – 12)

SAT, 12.09.2015 13.00 – 16.40 All Around Groups

19.30 – 21.00 “enjoy your rhythm” Gala

SUN, 13.09.2015 13.00 – 14.40 Finals Groups (5 ribbons and 6 clubs + 2 hoops)

14.44 – 15.00 Closing Ceremony

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OPENING AND PRESENTATION CEREMONY

The official Opening Ceremony will take place in the Porsche- Arena on Tuesday 8 September from 19.30 to 20.00 h. All Delegation members will be invited to be present as spectators.The opening ceremony will be combined with the individual apparatus (hoop and ball) Finals. Further detailed information will be given during the Orientation Meeting.

PRESS CONFERENCES AND PRESS BRIEFINGS

Monday, September 712.30 h: Opening PC Participants: FIG President Bruno Grandi, DTB President Rainer Brechtken, STB President Wolfgang Drexler(VIP area Porsche-Arena)

Tuesday, September 821.30 h: Winner PCParticipants: World Champions + German Gymnasts(Mixed Zone Porsche-Arena)

Mittwoch, 9. September19.00 h: “Sport im Park”Participants: STB President Wolfgang Drexler(Stadtstrand, Rosenaustraße 5, 70376 Stuttgart)

Thursday, September 1021.30 h: Winner PCParticipants: World Champions + German Gymnasts(Mixed Zone Porsche-Arena)

Friday, September 1122.30 h: Winner PCParticipants: World Champions + German Gymnasts(Mixed Zone Porsche-Arena)

Saturday, September 12• 17.00 h: Winner PC

Participants: World Champions + German Gymnasts (Mixed Zone Porsche-Arena)

• 17.00 h: »enjoy your rhythm« Flashmob (Königstraße, in front of the Kunstmuseum)

Sunday, September 13• 10.30 h: Graduation PC

Participants: FIG President Bruno Grandi, Nataliya Kuzmina, DTB President Rainer Brechtken, STB President Wolfgang Drexler, DTB Sports Director Wolfgang Willam

• 15.30 h: Winner PC Participants: World Champions + evt. german Gymnasts (both dates in the Mixed Zone at the Porsche-Arena)

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

HistoryIn 1941, the first Rhythmic Gymnastics competitions were held in the Soviet city of Leningrad (St. Petersburg today). Beginning in 1963, the World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships were held every two years. The event took place every year from 1991 to 1999 and beginning with the 1997 – 2000 Olympic cycle, Worlds have been held every year with the exception of the Olympic years. Rhythmic Group competition was introduced at the World Championships in Copenhagen (DEN) in 1967. As a stand alone discipline, Rhythmic Gymnastics was included in the Olympic programme for the first time in 1984 in Los Angeles (USA). Group competition joined it in 1996 in Atlanta (USA). Part of the Youth Olympic Games, taking place every four years since 2010, are a four-apparatus all-around competi-tion for individual gymnasts as well as a two-routines all-around competition for junior groups.

HoopThe hoop has an inner diameter of 80 to 90 centimeters. It must weigh at least 300 grams. The hoop defines a space. It requires frequent grip changes and mainly a good coordination of movements to handle the hoop. The shape of the hoop leads to rolls, passages, rotations and other tricks as preferred elements.

BallThe ball has a diameter of 18 to 20 centimeters. It must weigh at least 400 grams. The ball is the only apparatus where a hand grip is not allowed. Thus “an emotional relationship” between body and apparatus is required. The ball should move in perfect harmony with the human body.

ClubsThe clubs have a length of 40 to 50 centimeters from one end to the other. The gymnasts have two clubs, each of which weighs 150 grams. The gymnast uses the clubs to do mills, rolls, spins, throws and as many asymmetric elements as possible, combined with many elements from rhythmic gymnastics without apparatus (which exists only in young children’s compe-titions). A routine with the clubs requires a highly developed sense of rhythm, a maximum psychomotor coordination and the preciseness of a clockwork. Clubs are particularly suitable for ambidextrous gymnasts.

RibbonThe cane has a length of 50 to 60 centimeters including the ring to affix the ribbon. The ribbon itself is four to six centime-ters wide and must be at least six meters long. It must consist of one single piece. The end of the ribbon which is attached to the handhold is doubled over a length of one meter. A very thin reinforcement of up to five centimeters can be pushed between the two parts of the apparatus. The ribbon is long and light and might be thrown in all directions. The task is to “draw images” into the space. The ribbon’s flights through the air create images


and shapes of all kinds. Many differently sized elements are executed in varying rhythms. Wavy lines, spirals and throws are typical for the handling of the ribbon.

OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION – RIO 2016

A country can qualify a maximum of two gymnasts in Individual competition and one Group in Group competition at the Olympic Games, for a total of seven gymnasts. All competitors must have been born before December 31, 2000 at midnight.There are two qualifying competitions for the 2016 Rio Games: The 2015 World Championships in Stuttgart (September 7 –13, 2015) and the Olympic Games Test Event in Rio (April 22 – 24, 2016). Individuals and Groups will qualify based on the results of these two competitions.As host country of the Olympic Games, one Brazilian individual and a Brazilian Group will qualify for the Games, and a few other places will be reserved for gymnasts in order to achieve continental representation required by the International Olympic Committee.

Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart 15 places for the Individual Competition and 10 places for the Group Competition at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games will be attributed directly based on the results of this competition. These places are non-nominative, meaning National Federations have the right to name the gymnasts who will represent them at the Olympic Games.

The top 15 individuals in the All-around final on Friday will obtain an Olympic berth for their countries.In the same way, the top eight Groups of the General Competi-tion will also qualify. An additional two Olympic berths will be attributed to Groups, keeping in mind that a minimum of three continents must be represented among the 10 Groups who advance to the Olympics from the World Championships. In other words, if the top 10 Groups at the World Championships are all from European countries, the top eight will advance directly to the Games, while the 9th and 10th qualifying spots will go to the highest placing Groups hailing from Africa, the Americas, Asia or Oceania.Many of the gymnasts and Groups that do not qualify directly to the Olympic Games from the 2015 World Championships will have a second chance at the Olympic Games Test Event in April 2016.

For the individual competition, Test Event qualifiers are drawn from the qualification round (Monday till Thursday) of the Stutt-gart World Championships. The top 23 nations that finished behind the 15 who initially advance to the Olympic Games will qualify to compete at the Test Event. These 23 will include one gymnast from Brazil, the Olympic host country, if a Brazilian competitor has not yet qualified to the Games.

For the Groups, top seven nations not already qualified for the Games from the General Competition final of the 2015 World Championships will advance to the Test Event. There again, if not yet qualified, Brazil will be one of the seven nations.After the qualification round at the Test Event, the top six individual gymnasts and the best three Groups of those not already qualified for the Games will obtain a place at the Games.All participants at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Champion-ships must be minimum 16 years old in the year of the event.

RULES OF RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

In GeneralPenalties are issued when, for example, a gymnast loses control of an apparatus, it goes out of bounds, an unauthorised or broken apparatus is used or when it hits the ceiling. Communication between coach and gymnast or between gymnasts during an exercise is also sanctioned.

TimeIn competition, individual gymnasts present four exercises corre-sponding to the four authorised apparatus. Groups present two exercises: the first with five identical apparatus, the second with two different apparatus – three gymnasts with one apparatus and two gymnasts with another apparatus. With eurhythmy in mind, exercises are always set to music on a 13 × 13 m mat. The duration of an exercise for individuals is from 1.15’ to 1.30’, while for Groups the duration goes up to 2.15’ to 2.30’. An 0.05 point penalty is applied for every additional or missing second!

Difficulty (D)Max. 10.00 points/4 judges. By addition: average of the two middle scores + two Reference Judges for World Champion-ships/Olympic Games.

Execution (E)Max. 10.00 points - Artistic faults - Technical faultsFive judges + two Reference judges for World Championships/Olympic Games.

Final Score (D+E)20.00 points maximumBy addition: D score of 10.00 points maximum + E score of 10.00 points maximum.


ALL PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES

Countries Individ. Group

ANG Angola ANG

ARG Argentina ARG

ARM Armenia ARM

AUS Australia AUS

AUT Austria AUT

AZE Azerbaijan AZE AZE

BEL Belgium BEL

BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH

BLR Belarus BLR BLR

BRA Brazil BRA BRA

BUL Bulgaria BUL BUL

CAN Canada CAN CAN

CHN China CHN CHN

COL Columbia COL

CPV Cap Verde CPV

CRO Croatia CRO

CYP Cyprus CYP

CZE Czech Republic CZE

DEN Denmark DEN

ECU Ecuador ECU

EGY Egypt EGY EGY

ESP Spain ESP ESP

EST Estonia EST

FIN Finland FIN FIN

FRA France FRA FRA

GBR United Kingdom Great Britain GBR

GEO Georgia GEO

GER Germany GER GER

GRE Greece GRE GRE

HUN Hungary HUN

ISR Israel ISR ISR

ITA Italy ITA ITA

JPN Japan JPN JPN

KAZ Kazakhstan KAZ

KGZ Kyrgyzstan KGZ

KOR South Korea KOR KOR

LAT Latvia LAT

LTU Lithuania LTU

MAR Marocco MAR

MAS Malaysia MAS

MEX Mexico MEX MEX

NOR Norway NOR

POL Poland POL POL

POR Portugal POR POR

ROU Romania ROU

RSA South Africa RSA

RUS Russia RUS RUS

SLO Slovenia SLO

SMR San Marino SMR

SRB Serbia SRB

SUI Suisse SUI

SVK Slovakia SVK

SWE Sweden SWE

TUR Turkey TUR

UKR Ukraine UKR UKR

USA United States of America USA USA

UZB Uzbekistan UZB UZB

VEN Venezuela VEN

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ACCREDITATION PROCEDURE

Accreditation takes place at the welcome desk in the Main Press Center (MPC). It will be opened from 9 o’clock on 4th September. The MPC is located on street level at the front entrance of the Porsche-Arena (Mercedesstraße). TRAINING OPEN FOR MEDIA

IndividualsFriday, September 4 9.00 – 20.00

Saturday, September 5 9.00 – 20.00

Sunday, September 6 9.00 – 20.00

GroupFriday, September 11 9.00 – 15.00

IndividualsSaturday, September 5 9.00 – 20.00 (Podium Training)

Sunday, September 6 9.00 – 20.00 (Podium Training)

GroupFriday, September 11 9.00 – 15.00 (Podium Training)

OPENING HOURS MEDIA ACCREDITATION IN THE MPC

Friday, September 4 9.00 – 20.00



Monday, September 7 8.00 – 20.30

Tuesday, September 8 8.00 – 23.00

Wednesday, September 9 8.00 – 20.30

Thursday, September 10 8.00 – 23.00




VENUE MAP (MEDIA ZONES)

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Monday, September 7 9.00 – 17.00

Tuesday, September 8 9.00 – 21.00

Wednesday, September 9 9.00 – 19.00

Thursday, September 10 9.00 – 21.00




CATERING

Accreditated media will get free coffee, water and fruit in the Main Press Center from Friday 4th till Thursday 10th. Warm food and other drinks are available in the public area of the Porsche Arena. From Friday 11th onwards there will also be sandwiches served in the Main Press Center.

THE MOST IMPORTANT MEDIA RULES

1. Do not enter the Trainings Hall on competition-day.2. Only monopods are allowed.3. The use of flash is strictly forbidden.4. Do not move when gymnast are perfoming.5. Do not stand in the way of spectators, officials or obstruct TV.6. Wear dark clothes and no hat. 7. No external demonstrations (clapping, cheering, whistling,

flags) will be tolerated in press tribunes. FIG MEDIA RULES – BROADCASTER DECLARATION

FOR RT AND ENR

1. RIGHTS a. BROADCASTER is aware and accepts that the national

broadcasting rights for the territory hosting the FIG event belong to the Host Broadcaster (HB).

b. BROADCASTER is aware and accepts that all international broadcasting rights are the property of the FIG.

2. PICTURES a. BROADCASTER confirms that all pictures recorded at the

event will be used for his own use, and to strictly follow the agreement between BROADCASTER and HB.

b. BROADCASTER confirms that the pictures will be used exclu-sively on television. Extension to an Internet or any other electronic or digital platforms, such as Internet websites, blogs or channels, smartphones, tablets, is subject to a separate agreement.

c. BROADCASTER confirms that it will not sell or make any pictures available to third parties.

It will be up to a court to determine what damages would be appropriate in case of a violation of the terms set out in points

1 and 2 of this declaration.

3. GENERAL a. During the event, BROADCASTER confirms it will strictly

abide by the directions received from the FIG, the Local Organising Committee and the Host Broadcaster.

b. BROADCASTER understands and accepts that the FIG is the highest authority at this event and that in case of any disputes between the HB, the LOC or any other party, the FIG has the final say.

c. BROADCASTER accepts to strictly respect the limits of zone access as shown on his accreditation and on the floor (No Go Zone).

d. ENR holders can only access to the Media Work Room, Press Conference Room, Mixed Zone (rear positions) and the floor on the day of Podium training only.

e. BROADCASTER is aware that his accreditation will be withdrawn without warning, should he be in a zone not allowed by his accreditation. If access is given to the FOP, the same applies. Should a cameraman not respect the “No Go Zones” in the FOP or hinder the HB, FIG Rights holders, Judges or competitors or not respect a minimum distance of 2 meters between the camera and the competitors, the accreditation will be withdrawn and not replaced.

f. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in all respects in accordance with the Laws of Switzerland.

g. All disputes arising out of or in connection with this Agree-ment, including disputes on its conclusion, binding effect, amendment and termination shall be resolved, to the exclusi-on of the courts (except for an application for an injunction or similar remedy which may be made to a court of competent jurisdiction) by a three-person Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with the Court of Arbitration of Sport in force at that time, one arbitrator to be appointed by each of the parties and the third (President) by the CAS.

h. The proceedings shall be conducted in English and shall take place in Lausanne. The decision of the Arbitral Tribunal shall be final and binding on the parties.

i. BROADCASTER confirms that the person signing this Agree-ment is a duly authorised representative of the BROAD-CASTER and fully empowered to sign and execute this Agreement.

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By requesting accreditation, applicants accept the terms and conditions as stated below. Applicants will sign the declaration upon their arrival at the Media Welcome Desk onsite. Applicants for HB and RT accreditation will read and sign a separate declaration. The conditions below correspond to recommendations given by the International Sport Press Association (AIPS). A. General Rules 1. Accreditation is granted for editorial purposes only.


2. Applicants must provide bona fide proof of the media they represent.

3. Freelancers or self-employed journalists without professional press cards are required to provide proof of an explicit editori-al assignment for an identified media.

4. Official accreditation is personal and non-transferable. Priori-ty will always be given to international wire agencies, interna-tional, supra-national, national and local publications as well as FIG-recognised specialised media.

5. The use of cell phones is prohibited on the field of play. 6. Interviews on the field of play during a competition are strictly

prohibited. 7. Ostentatious or demonstrative behaviour or the bearing of

flags or banners of any kind is prohibited in the Press Zones.

B. Photographers 1. Photographers do everything in their power to protect the

copyright of their images and inform all their clients of the limits of usage in the terms and conditions they supply. Abusive reproduction will be sanctioned.

2. All personal/commercial use other than editorial is prohibited. 3. It is understood by all photographers and their clients that

without prior consent by a gymnast or his (her) representative, commercial use of photographs depicting said gymnast is prohibited.

4. Publication of sequences in excess of 5 images/second is prohibited, all platforms included.

5. Photographers representing FIG affiliated federations (EF-P) are on exclusive assignment and may not hold any other mandate or engage in commercial activity.

6. Representatives of internet websites and similar platforms will note that the accumulation of EE and EE-P accreditation is prohibited. EE accreditation holders will not have clearance for photo positions.

C. Final Remarks 1. The FIG reserves the right to levy sanctions in cases of

non-compliance with the aforesaid rules. 2. Non-compliance with one or more of the rules may result in

the immediate withdrawal of accreditation. 3. An appeal can be made against a sanction taken by the FIG

Press Operations Officer. This must be done in writing to the FIG Secretary General within 24 hours of the sanction. The decision of the FIG Secretary General is final.

For further information please go to media.fig-gymnastics.com

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INDIVIDUAL GYMNAST

JANA BEREZKO-MAGGRANDER

Date of Birth 17.10.1995Residence Fellbach-Schmiden Occupation sport soldierFamily status singleClub TSV SchmidenSquad B

Results2010 European Championships juniors: 3. Ball, Hoop and

All Around Team Youth Olympic Games Singapore: 3. All Around 2011 European Championships Minsk (BLR): 11. Team and

13. All Around

INDIVIDUAL GYMNAST

LAURA JUNG

Date of Birth 25.06.1995Residence FellbachOccupation Bundesfreiwilligendienst-

LeistendeFamily status singleStaging post Fellbach-SchmidenClub TV St. Wendel/RSG SaarSquad B

Results2010 European Championships juniors: 3. All Around2011 European Championships Minsk (BLR): 11. Team and

23. All Around World Championships Montpellier (FRA): 19. All Around2012 Berlin Masters: 2. All Around, Hoop and Ribbon,

3. Ball and Clubs

DTB GYMNASTS

NATIONAL TEAM GERMANY

2013 World Championships Kiev (UKR): 7. Clubs and 9. Ribbon/Ball

World Cup St. Petersburg (RUS): 5. All Around, 5. Ribbon/Ball and 6. Clubs

2014 Word Cup Stuttgart (GER): 8. All Around and 8. Club European Championships Baku (AZE): 8. Clubs World Championships Izmir (TUR): 7. Clubs and

10. Ribbon/Ball2015 1. European Games Baku (AZE): 8. All Around and 4.

Ribbon

2012 Olympic Games London (GB): 17. All Around2013 World Championships Kiev (UKR): 13. All Around,

16. Clubs and 13. Hoop (both qualification) German Championships: 1. All Around, 1. Hoop, 1. Ball,

1. Clubs and 1. Ribbon World Cup Pesaro: 13. All Around2014 World Championships Izmir (TUR): 28. All Around World Cup Stuttgart (GER): 13. All Around and 8. Clubs Grand Prix Berlin Masters: 1. Clubs, 2. Ball and 3. All

Around2015 World Cup Kazan (RUS): 22. All Around German Championships: 1. All Around, 1. Clubs and

1. Ribbon

German Championships: 1. All Around, 1. Hoop, Ball, Clubs and Ribbon

2013 European Championships Vienna (AUS): 33. Hoop, 28. Clubs, 28. Ball, 21. Ribbon (all qualification) and 24. All Around

World Games Cali (COL): 9. Hoop, 10. Ball and 11. Clubs (all qualification)

World Championships Kiev (UKR): 23. All Around, 19. Clubs & 38. Hoop (both qualification)

2014 World Cup Stuttgart (GER): 16. All Around Grand Prix Berlin Masters: 3. Hoop and 6. All Around2015 World Cup Kazan (RUS): 36. All Around European Championship Minsk: 25. All Around,

24. Ribbon, 24. Clubs and 24. Hoop German Championships: 2. All Around 1. Hoop and 1. Ball

Achievements and Statistics

PLEASE NOTE

Athletes profiles are available at

www.fig-gymnastics.com > athletes


HISTORY – WORLDS IZMIR 2014

ALL AROUND RESULTS

1. KUDRYAVTSEVA Yana RUS 55.799

2. MAMUN Margarita RUS 55.632

3. RIZATDINOVA Ganna UKR 53.233

4. SON Yeon Jae KOR 52.649

5. STANIOUTA Melitina BLR 52.04

6. RIVKIN Neta ISR 51.658

7. DENG Senyue CHN 51.599

8. DURUNDA Marina AZE 51.491

9. RODRIGUEZ Carolina ESP 51.349

10. MOUSTAFAEVA Kseniya FRA 50.915

11. HALKINA Katsiaryna BLR 50.533

12. VEINBERG FILANOVSKY Victoria ISR 50.140

13. PAZHAVA Salome GEO 49.949

14. NAZARENKOVA Elizaveta UZB 49.882

15. FILIOU Varvara GRE 49.699

16. MATEVA Mariya BUL 49.607

17. BERTOLINI Veronica ITA 49.599

18. HAYAKAWA Sakura JPN 49.433

19. KERBER Jasmine USA 48.798

20. BEZZOUBENKO Patricia CAN 48.449

21. MAZUR Viktoriia UKR 48.316

22. TIKKANEN Jouki FIN 48.166

23. MINAGAWA Kaho JPN 48.132

24. RAKHMATOVA Djamila UZB 48.049

25. VLADINOVA Neviana BUL 48.033

26. RUPRECHT Nicol AUT 48.025

27. SHAFIZADA Gulsum AZE 47.991

28. BEREZKOMARGGRANDER Jana GER 47.866

29. RUSSO Alessia ITA 47.841

30. GARCIA Natalia ESP 47.766

FINALS ALL AROUND RESULTS

1. KUDRYAVTSEVA Yana RUS 75.266

2. MAMUN Margarita RUS 74.149

3. RIZATDINOVA Ganna UKR 72.449

4. SON Yeon Jae KOR 70.933

5. DENG Senyue CHN 69.766

6. DURUNDA Marina AZE 69.565

7. STANIOUTA Melitina BLR 69.482

8. HALKINA Katsiaryna BLR 68.699

9. RIVKIN Neta ISR 68.683

10. RODRIGUEZ Carolina ESP 68.448

11. MOUSTAFAEVA Kseniya FRA 67.890

12. VEINBERG FILANOVSKY Victoria ISR 67.423

13. PAZHAVA Salome GEO 67.182

14. MATEVA Mariya BUL 65.948

15. NAZARENKOVA Elizaveta UZB 65.524

16. HAYAKAWA Sakura JPN 65.257

17. TIKKANEN Jouki FIN 65.249

18. MAZUR Viktoriia UKR 65.099

19. KERBER Jasmine USA 64.582

20. FILIOU Varvara GRE 64.416

21. RAKHMATOVA Djamila UZB 64.282

22. BERTOLINI Veronica ITA 64.090

23. MINAGAWA Kaho JPN 63.298

24. BEZZOUBENKO Patricia CAN 62.34


HISTORY – WORLDS IZMIR 2014

ALL AROUND GROUP

1. Bulgaria 34.449

2. Italy 34.282

3. Belarus 34.133

4. Russia 33.949

5. Israel 33.766

6. Azerbaijan 33.332

7. Ukraine 33.116

8. Japan 32.733

9. Germany 32.549

10. China 32.499

FINALS CLUBS

1. Italy 17.216

2. Spain 17.183

3. Bulgaria 17.133

4. Israel 16.800

5. Belarus 16.750


7. Germany 16.433

8. Ukraine 16.400

FINALS BALL + RIBBON

1. Russia 17.816

2. Belarus 17.383

3. Bulgaria 17.316

4. Italy 17.066

5. Israel 16.966


7. Ukraine 16.716

8. Japan 16.633

OLYMPIC GAMES – LONDON 2012

Team Balls Ribbons + Hoops Total

1. Russia 28.375 28.000 56.375

2. Italy 28.100 27.700 55.800

3. Belarus 27.900 26.850 54.750

4. Bulgaria 27.2 27.375 54.625

5. Spain 27.150 27.400 54.550

6. Ukraine 27.050 27.100 54.150

7. Israel 26.500 26.600 53.100

8. Japan 26.725 26.300 53.025

9. Greece 25.875 26.000 51.875

10. Germany 24.500 25.150 49.650

11. Canada 24.050 23.975 48.025

12. United Kingdom Great Britan 24.150 23.850 48.000

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Name Ball Hoop Clubs Ribbon Total

1. Jewgenija Kanajewa 29.525 29.350 29.450 28.900 116.900

2. Darja Dmitrijewa 28.350 28.300 28.750 28.075 114.500

3. Ljubow Tscharkaschina 28.000 28.100 27.525 28.075 111.700

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17. Jana Berezko-Marggrander 26.575 26.300 27.325 24.900 105.100

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Side EventsGYMWELT ACTIVITIES AROUND THE

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

»ENJOY YOUR RHYTHM« MEETS PARK SPORT

Health and movement are very common issues at the moment and that is why many communities offer free sport activities for their citizens in the public parks. Therefore, the Swabian Gymna-stics Federation includes this part into the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships as well. “These offers are no competition as it seems at first glance, but they are a new way to reach people. We therefore call on our clubs to work together with their local communities”, says Wolfgang Drexler, President of the Swabian Gymnastics Federation.

Just come by and participate free of charge:

Beach dance workoutMonday, September 7, 7 pm – beach volleyball court, city beach (Rosenaustraße 5, 70376 Stuttgart)

Aerobic kickbox workoutWednesday, September 9, 7 pm – beach volleyball court, city beach (Rosenaustraße 5, 70376 Stuttgart)

LaGYM® Dance FitnessThursday, September 10, 7 pm – Travertinpark (Hartensteinstraße 5, 70376 Stuttgart, entrance Naststraße)

Hip-Hop Friday, September 11, 7 pm – height park Killesberg (Stresemannstraße, 70192 Stuttgart, station “Bähnle”)

Dancing yourself fit Saturday, September 12, 6 pm, Eckensea (70173 Stuttgart, upper castle garden)

THE CHILDREN GYMNASTICS WORLD (KINDERTURN-

WELT) INVITES FOR JUMPING, CLIMBING AND

BALANCING ON 2500 SQUARE METERS

The the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships does not only bring together the world‘s best gymnasts, but also all rhythm enthusiasts. According to the motto “enjoy your rhythm” there will be numerous events and actions in addition to the competitions. For example, a 2500-square-meter children gymnastics world will welcome the little ones to jump, climb or balance. Wolfgang Drexler, President of the Swabian Gymna-stics Federation says: “This offer is not only for World Champi-onships visitors, but especially for everyone. The Children Gymnastics World will be open during the World Championships all citizens and everyone can use it free of charge. It is the last week of the summer holidays and we expect a great rush on this program.”

THE KINDER GYMNASTICS AREA (KINDERTURN-WELT)

IN THE HANNS-MARTIN-SCHLEYER-HALL OFFERS:

Kinderturnen on tourJust for KidsImagination playgroundRutschen, hüpfen, balancierenpedaloBewegung 2.0Bungee-RunAirGym DeutschlandWie in den BergenDas Zirkusteam von Pimparello

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Opening hours “Kinderturn-Welt”:Monday 10.00 – 18.00

Tuesday 10.00 – 19.30

Wednesday 10.00 – 18.00

Thursday 10.00 – 19.30

Friday 12.00 – 20.00

Saturday 12.00 – 20.00

Sunday 12.00 – 16.00

“ENJOY YOUR RHYTHM” FLASHMOB IN THE

MIDDLE OF STUTTGART

The international cast of the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart promises Rhythmic Gymnastics at the highest level: all current top athletes from 58 nations have announced their participation. The focus in Stuttgart is not only the World Cup title, but also the direct Olympic qualification. There will be many actions according to the motto “enjoy your rhythm” next to the World Cup. One of these actions will be on Saturday, 12th of September, at 5 pm in the middle of Stuttgart: the “enjoy your rhythm” flash-mob. More than 400 dancers from 24 clubs merge into a flash-mob-canon. Additionally everyone else is invited to take part: on that day you can be part of “enjoy your rhythm” family and actively participate in community dance. The meeting point is on King Street in front of the Art Museum.Whoever wants to practice in advance, can watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PzFBVUr7-k

EXPLORE STUTTGART/THE COUNTRY OF

BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG

STUTTGART – FACTS AND FIGURES

• Stuttgart is the provincial capital of Baden-Wuerttemberg in Germany.

• It is the biggest city in Baden-Wuerttemberg with around 600.000 inhabitants.

• Stuttgart is a big promotor of sports with long tradition.• The most significant sports centre of Stuttgart is located

at the Cannstatter Wasen/Neckarpark. There you will find the Mercedes-Benz Arena football stadium and the four multi-function halls Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Hall, Porsche-Arena, SCHARRena and Carl Benz Centre.

• Stuttgart has already hosted the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in 1989 and 2007, the annual EnBW Gymnastics World Cup and the GAZPROM World Cup Rhythmic Gymnastics in 2014.

• Mercedes-Benz and Porsche is located in Stuttgart. The Mercedes-Benz Museum offers visitors an exciting journey through the history of the car company.

THE SCHLOSSPLATZ

The beautiful and generously structured Schlossplatz with its impressive buildings and baroque gardens is at the centre of the city. A place which is mandatory in every stroll through the city. The Schlossplatz is right in the flow of pedestrians, at the heart of Stuttgart’s shopping mile, the Königstraße. Despite its busy atmosphere, the park invites you to stay and rest. On beautiful days, young and old alike sit in the sun on the numerous benches in the midst of manicures flower beds, green areas and antique fountains. If your prefer shade, you ca find a spot under the chestnuts in the parkways. All around the plaza, lovely case beckon.

ON GREEN PATHS THROUGH THE CITY CENTRE

Stuttgart – The state capital of Baden-Württemberg has something unique. The city centre, picturesquely embedded in a long, charming side valley of the Neckar River, is surrounded by vast forests from three sides just as if they were under a protec-tive arm. More than half of Stuttgart‘s surface of 207.1 square kilometres is covered by forests, meadows, orchards and vineyards, which stretch far into the city, even to the point of reaching the main railway station. MUSEUMS IN STUTTGART

Art plays a prominent role in StuttgART: heading the list is Stutt-gart State Gallery, whose top-class art collection makes it one of Europe’s most popular art museums. The classical architec-ture of the old building houses outstanding paintings from various eras from Gothic to Romantic. A further temple of arts is Stuttgarts Museum of Art, a filigree glass cube that floats above the Königstrasse by night like a light sculpture. It invites visitors to view the municipal art collection on an exhibition area of

MEETING POINT “ENJOY YOUR RHYTHM” FLASHMOB

September 12, 5 pm in front of the Kunstmuseum

(Kleiner Schlossplatz 1, 70173 Stuttgart)

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approx. 5000 sq.m. Another big draw for visitors to Stuttgart is the sensational Mercedes-Benz World, which opened in May 2006. On a total area of approx. 17.000 sq.m. spread over 9 levels, the New Mercedes-Benz Museum shows around 160 vehicles on permanent display, including not only the earliest models – such as the Gottlieb Daimler Motor Carriage and the Karl Benz patent Motor Car, both dating from the year 1886 – but also the latest series production vehicles. SHOPPING IN STUTTGART

If you want to go shopping, Stuttgart offers a wide range of well-known stores and shops. The “Königstraße” is the main shopping street in the middle of the city and the place to be for the cause. A smaller shopping centre is in the “Gerberviertel”. The “Milaneo” on the “Mailänder Platz” offers huge shopping dimensions on an area of 43,000 square meters. Everyone who wants to shop high-quality branded goods at a low price, can do a trip to Metzingen, the “outlet-city”. With your accreditation all journalists can use the shuttle service directly to the Metzingen free of charge.

Timetable Monday, Sept 7 to Friday, 11.9.2015:One way: Porsche-Arena (P10 Cannstatter Wasen) – Outletcity Metzingen, 11.00, 13.00, 15.00 and 17.00.Return: Outletcity Metzingen (stop of Reutlinger Straße right in front of the entrance of the shopping mall) – Porsche-Arena, 14.00, 16.00, 18.00 and 20.00.

SIGHTS

Mercedes-Benz-Museum Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart

RosensteinparkNeckarvorstadt, 70376 Stuttgart

Porsche-Museum Porscheplatz 1, 70435 Stuttgart

Staatsgalerie Stuttgart Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 30 – 32, 70173 Stuttgart

Wilhelma - Zoologisch-Botanischer GartenWilhelma 13, 70376 Stuttgart

SHOPPING TOUR OUTLETCITY METZINGEN

FOR JOURNALISTS

7. – 11. September11.00/13.00/15.00/17.00

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