World Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Championships

The Aesthetic Group Gymnastics World Championships[1] are the world championships for the sport of aesthetic group gymnastics. Aesthetic Group Gymnastics is a discipline not currently recognized by the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. World Championships are organized annually since 2000 by the International Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics (IFAGG).[2][3]

Categories

World Championships are organized every year for both Juniors and Seniors at the same time. Each gymnast can compete in only one of the following categories:

  • World Championships Junior
  • World Championships Senior
  • IFAGG Trophy Mixed Junior
  • IFAGG Trophy Mixed Senior
  • IFAGG Trophy Short Program Junior
  • IFAGG Trophy Short Program Senior
  • IFAGG Trophy Short Program Mixed Junior
  • IFAGG Trophy Short Program Mixed Senior


Note
Mixed teams are made of female gymnasts with at least one male gymnast.

Editions

Year Edition Host city Country Events
(female)
Most gold medals
20001Helsinki Finland1 Finland
20012Tallinn Estonia1 Estonia
20023Prague Czech Republic1 Finland
20034Graz Austria1 Finland
20045Sofia Bulgaria1 Finland
20056Copenhagen Denmark1 Russia
20067Tampere Finland1 Finland
20078Salou Spain1 Estonia
20089Toronto Canada1 Finland
200910Moscow Russia1 Finland
201011Varna Bulgaria1 Finland
201112Tartu Estonia1 Russia
201213Cartagena Spain1 Russia
201314Lahti Finland1 Russia
201415Moscow Russia1 Russia
201516Tórshavn Denmark1 Finland
201617Brno Czech Republic1 Russia
201718Helsinki Finland1 Finland
201819Budapest Hungary1 Russia
201920Cartagena Spain1 Russia
202021Sofia Bulgaria1Cancelled due to pandemic
202122Jesolo Italy1Future event
202223Graz Austria1Future event
202324Nur-Sultan Kazakhstan1Future event

Medalists

Senior

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
2000 Helsinki  Finland
Campuksen Koonto
 Estonia
GC Piruett
 Finland
Lahjan Tytöt
2001[4] Tallinn  Estonia
GC Piruett
 Finland
Lahjan Tytöt/Pantterit
 Estonia
SC Velar
 Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat
2002 Prague  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Dynamot
 Russia
Vozrozhdenie
 Russia
Vera Sport Club
2003 Graz  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Dynamot
 Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Elektronit
 Estonia
GC Janika
2004 Sofia  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Dynamot
 Russia
SC Oscar
 Russia
SC Roxett
2005 Copenhagen  Russia
SC Roxett
 Finland
Vantaan Voimisteluseura/Frida
 Estonia
GC Piruett
2006 Tampere  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Dynamot
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Russia
SC Roxett
2007 Salou  Estonia
GC Janika
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Russia
SC Oscar
2008 Toronto  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Deltat
 Estonia
Janika Elite
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Russia
SC Oscar
2009 Moscow  Finland
Deltat
 Russia
SC Oscar
 Russia
Madonna
2010 Varna  Finland
Fotonit/OVO
 Russia
Madonna
 Bulgaria
National Team
2011 Tartu  Russia
Madonna
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Estonia
Joint Elite Team
2012 Cartagena  Russia
Madonna
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Russia
Nebesa
2013 Lahti  Russia
Madonna
 Finland
OVO Team
 Bulgaria
National Team
2014 Moscow  Russia
Madonna
 Bulgaria
National Team
 Russia
Expressia
2015 Tórshavn  Finland
Minetit
 Russia
Expressia
 Bulgaria
National Team
2016 Brno  Russia
Expressia
 Finland
Minetit
 Russia
Madonna
2017 Helsinki  Finland
Minetit
 Russia
Expressia
 Finland
OVO Team
2018 Budapest  Russia
Madonna
 Finland
Minetit
 Russia
Expressia
2019 Cartagena  Russia
Madonna
 Finland
Minetit
 Finland
OVO Team
2021 Jesolo Future event
2022 Graz Future event

Junior

Note: First Junior World Championship event was held in 2005.[5]

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
2005 Plzen  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Deltat
 Russia
SC Roxett
 Estonia
GC Meetrum
2006 Tallinn  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Alfat
 Estonia
GC Janika
 Russia
Yunona
2007 Espoo  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Ampeerit
 Estonia
GC Janika
 Finland
VVS/Tiklit
2008 Cartagena  Finland
Olarin Voimistelijat/Fotonit
 Russia
Victoria
 Russia
Sonet
2009 Rostov-on-Don  Russia
Victoria
 Russia
Sonet
 Ukraine
National team
2010 Brno  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
Fosforit
 Russia
Vdokhnovenie
2011 Vigo  Russia
Roxett
 Russia
Sonet
 Estonia
Janica Sunshine
2012 Varna[6]  Russia
Roxett
 Russia
Vdokhnovenie
 Bulgaria
National Team
2013 Sofia  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
Minetit
 Finland
OVO Junior team
2014 Moscow  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
Minetit
 Finland
OVO Junior team
2015 Tórshavn  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
Minetit Junior
 Bulgaria
National Team
2016 Brno  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
OVO Junior team
 Finland
Minetit
2017 Helsinki  Finland
Minetit Elite
 Finland
OVO Junior team
 Russia
Victoria
2018 Budapest  Russia
Victoria
 Finland
Minetit Junior
 Russia
Victoria Strela
2019 Cartagena  Finland
OVO Junior team
 Russia
Victoria Strela
 Russia
Victoria
2021 Jesolo Future event
2022 Graz Future event

All-time medal table

2000-2019

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia (RUS)17121645
2 Finland (FIN)1614838
3 Estonia (EST)24612
4 Bulgaria (BUL)05611
5 Ukraine (UKR)0011
Totals (5 nations)353537107

Team competition

Senior

Note: Awarding ceremony for country ranking has been organized since 2011.

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Cartagena  Russia
Madonna
Nebesa
Oscar
 Finland
OVO Team
Minetit
Sanix
 Spain
Alcon Cusi Dvillena
Inef Catalunya Barcelona
Maniotas
2013 Lahti  Russia
Madonna
Nebesa
Expressia
 Finland
OVO Team
Minetit
Sanix
 Spain
Alcon Cusi
Muntanyenc Sant Cugat
Inef Barcelona
2014 Moscow  Russia
Madonna
Expressia
Roxett
 Finland
OVO Team
Sanix
Team Vantaa
 Spain
Alcon Cusi
Gimnastica Sant Cugat
Ritmica Cartagena
2015 Tórshavn  Russia
Expressia
Madonna
Nebesa
 Finland
Minetit
OVO Team
OVO Team Esport
 Spain
Inef Barcelona
Ritmica Cartagena
Acordes Naron
2016 Brno  Russia
Expressia
Madonna
Nebesa
 Finland
Minetit
OVO Team
Team Vantaa
 Japan
Team Japan
Team Shoin
JWCPE AGG Team
2017 Helsinki  Russia
Expressia
Madonna
Nebesa
 Finland
Minetit
OVO Team
Sirius
 Estonia
GC Janika Diamonds
GC Rytmika Perfetto
GC Janika Tallinn Senior Team
2018 Budapest  Russia
Madonna
Expressia
Nebesa
 Finland
Minetit
OVO Team
Gloria
 Japan
Team Japan
Team Shoin
JWCPE AGG Team
2019 Cartagena  Russia
Madonna
Expressia
Nebesa
 Finland
Minetit
OVO Team
Gloria
 Japan
Team Japan
JWCPE AGG Team
Team Shoin
2020 Sofia CANCELLED DUE TO PANDEMIC
2021 Jesolo Future event

Junior

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
2014 Moscow  Finland
Minetit
OVO Junior Team
Minetit United
 Russia
Victoria
Ocharovanie
Idel
 Estonia
GC Janika Junior Team
GC Rytmika Perfetto
GC Janika Junior Elite
2015 Tórshavn  Finland
Minetit Juniors
OVO Junior Team
Elite
 Russia
Victoria
Roxett
Sonet
 Estonia
Diamonds
GC Rytmika Perfetto
Forfett
2016 Brno  Finland
OVO Junior Team
Minetit Juniors
Elite Juniors
 Russia
Victoria
Sonet
Roxett
 Estonia
GC Janika Diamonds
GC Janika Tallinn Junior Elite
GC Janika Rosett
2017 Helsinki  Finland
Minetit Elite
OVO Junior Team
Minetit Elite United
 Russia
Victoria
Victoria Strela
Roxett
 Estonia
GC Rytmika Perfetto Juniors
GC Janika Rosett
GC Janika Mireth
2018 Budapest  Russia
Victoria
Victoria Strela
Oscar
 Finland
Minetit Elite
OVO Junior Team
Elite
 Estonia
GC Rytmika Junior Team
Mireth
Grisete
2019 Cartagena  Russia
Victoria Strela
Victoria
Oscar
 Finland
OVO Junior Team
Minetit Elite
Illusion Jr.
 Spain
Gimnasia San Anton Cartagena
Ritmica Barcelona
Gymnos'85
2020 Sofia CANCELLED DUE TO PANDEMIC
2021 Jesolo Future event

Country competition medal table

2000-2019

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia (RUS)104014
2 Finland (FIN)410014
3 Estonia (EST)0066
4 Spain (ESP)0055
5 Japan (JPN)0033
Totals (5 nations)14141442

References

  1. "World Championships". International Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics.
  2. World Championships, IFAAG World Championships.
  3. Results, IFAAG Results.
  4. "MAAILMAMEISTRIVÕISTLUSED rühmvõimlemises" (in Estonian).
  5. "AESTHETIC GROUP GYMNASTICS- THE HISTORY OF THE SPORT AND INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION" (PDF).
  6. Sport Doc Box
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