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• GB won women's tumbling Q1 team gold, France silver and USA third.

• GB clinched bronze in men's double-mini trampoline team final, Spain in silver and USA claiming gold. 2013 was the last time GB claimed a medal in this event.

• GB won the women's double-mini trampoline team final for the first time in British history. Portugal finished second and Canada in third.

• GB take silver in men's tumbling team final, behind Azerbaijan who won their first-ever medal at the world championships. Denmark finished in third.

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Great Britain’s Kristof Willerton will become the first male British gymnast to compete in 11 world championships, when he takes to the floor in Birmingham.

The 30-year-old, who is Britain’s most decolorated male tumbling gymnast, will be joined in the men’s team by Omo Aikeremiokha, Marshall Frost, Lewis Gosling, Daniel Berridge and Jaydon Paddock.

Two-time Olympic medallist Bryony Page will also feature, alongside 2023 British silver medallist Louise Brownsey and Laura Gallagher in the women’s trampolining team.

In the men’s team, reigning British men’s champion Zak Perzamanos will return alongside Peter Buravytskiy, who will be making his senior world debut.

The Utilita Arena in Birmingham will be hosting the 2023 World Trampoline, Tumbling and DMT Championships.

Over 40 countries consisting of 1,000 gymnasts will compete across eight days of competition.

The event will also be the primary qualification event for the Olympic discipline of trampoline at the 2024 Paris Games.

2022 saw Great Britain receive nine podium positions, this was the first time in the history of the World Trampoline Championships that GB reached the top of the medal table. The medals included a gold for Comfort Yates in the women’s tumbling final, men’s and women’s tumbling team gold, and all-around team gold.

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