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TIMETABLE & COMPETITION MODE
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12
9:00 am –
10:30 pm
Qualification - Day 1
13
9:00 am –
10:30 pm
Qualification - Day 1
14
4:00 pm –
9:00 pm
Individual All-Around Final
15
11:00 am –
5:00 pm
Qualification including Group All-Around Final
16
11:00 am –
5:00 pm
Individual Apparatus Finals
Group Apparatus Finals

Competition mode

Qualification mode, individual

  • The best eight gymnasts per apparatus qualify for the apparatus finals.
  • The best 18 gymnasts qualify for the all-around final.

Qualification mode, group

  • The best eight groups per apparatus qualify for the apparatus finals.

Team scoring

  • The team medal is determined by adding the following scores:
    • The eight best scores from the individual qualifications
    • The two best scores from the group all-around competition
  • Only nations represented by at least two individual gymnasts and one group are eligible for the team scoring.

Scoring system

The judging panel in rhythmic gymnastics consists of judges who are responsible for evaluating the routines. It is divided into three main areas:

D-Panel (Difficulty): Evaluation of the difficulty level

A-Panel (Artistry): Evaluation of the artistry and composition

E-Panel (Execution): Evaluation of the technical execution

D-Panel – Difficulty
The D-judges evaltuate the difficulty elements demonstrated in the gymnasts' routines. A distinction is made between two components:

  • DA – Apparatus technical difficulties
  • DB – Body difficulties: jumps, stands, turns, risk elements

Both sub-scores (DA and DB) are determined separately and then combined to form the D-score.

A Panel – Artistry
The A-judges evaluate the composition of the routine as well as artistic aspects such as musicality, expression and originality. After deducting any artistic errors, the A score is determined.

E-Panel – Execution
The E-judges evaluate the technical execution of the routine. Deductions are made for technical errors, e.g. imprecise body technique or sloppy apparatus handling. After these deductions, the E-score is determined.
 

 

Overall score
The final score for the routine is made up of three component scores:
Final score = D + A + E
This scoring system ensures that both the technical difficulty and the artistic and technical quality of an exercise are fully taken into account.

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