Spain’s gymnastics triumph brings another sporting achievement to the country
Saturday night brought a huge sporting achievement, as the Spanish team created another moment of national pride. In Frankfurt, six […]
On Saturday night, Spain achieved another sporting milestone, as the rhythmic gymnastics team clinched a world title after a 35-year absence. The victory, secured in Frankfurt, Germany, at the 2026 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships, propelled the country to secure a spot in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. The team comprised six gymnasts, led by Captain Ines Bergua, who secured the highest combined score across the two routines in the all-around final.
The Spanish team's triumph marked their second world title in the event, following their previous win in 1991. The achievement also grants Spain one of the three Olympic quota places available through the group all-around competition, ensuring their qualification for the group event at Los Angeles 2028.
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