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British Gymnastics Championships

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The British Gymnastics Championships is an annual artistic gymnastics national competition held in the United Kingdom for elite-level gymnasts. It is organized by British Gymnastics, the governing body for gymnastics in the United Kingdom.[1] It is used as a selection event for the men's and women's national team.

In recent years the competition has taken place near the end of March at the Liverpool Arena and includes men's, women's, junior and espoir competitions, with a joint qualification and all-around followed by apparatus finals.[2]

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History

The British Gymnastics Men’s trophy is the oldest in the sport, starting in 1896 with the first women's competition starting in 1924.[3][4] The Royal Albert Hall was the first major venue to host the championships, starting in 1961 until 1971.[5]

Qualification

Senior gymnasts qualify by attaining an all-around ranking through a Home Nation Championships, with the top ranked gymnasts entering the competition (maximum 48). To achieve a ranking, gymnasts will need to be able to provide proof of achieving a minimum score of 41.50 from the previous years British Championships, Home Nations Competition, a regional FIG competition or Club Team Championships. They will then be ranked on their score achieved.[6]

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Women's Championships

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Men's Championships

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Modern Winners at the Men's British Gymnastics Championships (2000+)

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Records (2000-present)

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Beth Tweddle has the most individual all-around titles with 7 and the most titles across all apparatus with 14. Hannah Whelan has the most medals in total with 17, followed by Becky Downie with 16.

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Multi-time British Women's Medallist
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Beth Tweddle
17 x British medallist
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Becky Downie
16 x British medallist
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Hannah Whelan
17 x British medallist
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Claudia Fragapane
14 x British medallist
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Ellie Downie
11 x British medallist
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Imogen Cairns
11 x British medallist
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Ondine Achampong
11 x British medallist
Multi-time British Men's Medallist
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Daniel Purvis
10 x British medallist
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Joe Fraser
10 x British medallist
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Jake Jarman
16 x British medallist
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