1996 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
LocationHungary Budapest, Hungary
Start date19 June 1996
End date23 June 1996

XX World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships were held in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, June 19–23, 1996. Without individual-AA, qualification were via the results of the World Championships 1995 in Vienna. A gymnasts was only allowed to start in 2 finals.[1]

Medal winners

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual Finals
Rope
  Larissa Lukyanenko (BLR)  Kateryna Serebrianska (UKR)  Diana Popova (BUL)
Ball
  Kateryna Serebrianska (UKR)  Larissa Lukyanenko (BLR)
 Maria Petrova (BUL)
 Amina Zaripova (RUS)		 None awarded
Clubs
  Amina Zaripova (RUS)  Elena Vitrychenko (UKR)  Maria Petrova (BUL)
Ribbon
  Elena Vitrychenko (UKR)  Yana Batyrshina (RUS)  Evgenia Pavlina (BLR)
Groups
All-Around
  Bulgaria  Spain  Belarus
5 Hoops Final
  Belarus  Russia  Ukraine
3 Balls + 2 Ribbons Final
  Spain  Russia  Belarus

Individual

Individual Ball

PlaceNationNameResult
1UkraineEkaterina Serebrianskaya10.000
2BelarusLarissa Lukianenko9.950
2BulgariaMaria Petrova9.950
2RussiaAmina Zaripova9.950
5FranceEva Serrano9.800
6SpainAlmudena Cid9.750
7GermanyMagdalena Brzeska9.733
8RomaniaAlina Stoica9.700

Individual Clubs

PlaceNationNameResult
1RussiaAmina Zaripova10.000
2UkraineElena Vitrichenko9.950
3BulgariaMaria Petrova9.933
4FranceEva Serrano9.916
5GermanyMagdalena Brzeska9.883
6BelarusEvgenia Pavlina9.766
7ItalyIrene Germini9.716
8RomaniaAlina Stoica9.813

Individual Rope

PlaceNationNameResult
1BelarusLarissa Lukianenko9.950
2UkraineEkaterina Serebrianskaya9.933
3BulgariaDiana Popova9.800
4SpainAlmudena Cid9.716
5RussiaYanina Batyrchina9.699
6GreeceMaria Pagalou9.650
7ItalyKatia Pietrosanti9.582
8HungaryViktoria Frater9.500

Individual Ribbon

PlaceNationNameResult
1UkraineElena Vitrichenko10.000
2RussiaYanina Batyrchina9.983
3BelarusEvgenia Pavlina9.950
4BulgariaDiana Popova9.866
5ItalyKatia Pietrosanti9.750
6SpainAlba Caride9.716
7HungaryViktoria Frater9.616
8GreeceMaria Pangalou9.600

Groups

Groups All-Around

Rank Nation 5 3 + 2 Total
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Bulgaria19.80019.80039.600
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Spain19.70019.70039.400
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Belarus19.73319.60039.333
4  Russia19.60019.56639.166
5  Ukraine19.36619.50038.866
6  Japan19.16619.33338.499
7  Italy19.06619.40038.466
8  Hungary18.76619.16637.932
9  China18.99918.66637.665
10  Canada18.66618.86637.532
11  France18.80018.66637.466
12  Kazakhstan18.13318.43336.567
13  Slovakia18.13218.40036.532
14  Finland18.03318.36636.399
15  USA17.59918.73336.332
16  Lithuania17.90018.29936.199
17  Netherlands17.80018.23336.033
18  Czech Republic17.53318.46635.999
19  Estonia17.63318.20035.833
20  Portugal17.36618.13335.499
21  Brazil17.49917.99935.498
22  South Korea17.76617.09934.865
23  Argentina17.29915.76633.065

Groups 3 Balls + 2 Ribbons Final

PlaceNationResult
1 Spain19.816
2 Russia19.800
3 Belarus19.700
4 Ukraine19.366
5 Italy19.183
6 China19.032
7 Bulgaria19.000
8 Japan18.666

Groups 5 Hoops Final

PlaceNationResult
1 Belarus19.866
2 Russia19.816
3 Ukraine19.733
4 Spain19.699
5 Japan19.500
6 Hungary19.433
7 Italy19.258
8 Bulgaria18.833

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References

  1. ↑ "20. World Championships in Budapest, Hungary (21.-23. June 1996)".
  2. ↑ "20. World Championships in Budapest, Hungary (21.-23. June 1996)".
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