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Paris 2024 Gymnastics: Rebeca Andrade captures floor exercise gold ahead of Simone Biles and Jordan Chile

By Scott Bregman / 05 August 2024

If this was a finale, Rebeca Andrade went out in style.

The most decorated Brazilian athlete at the Olympic

Games added a gold medal Monday afternoon (5 August),

claiming the women's floor title at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 .

It's a second Olympic gold for Andrade, the Tokyo

2020 vaulting champion. She has six total medals in her

three Olympic appearances. Andrade told media earlier

this week that Paris could be her career floor finale.

"I am very happy and proud about what I did," she said.

"We came here every day to compete and perform

(well). Gymnastics is not an easy sport, it requires a lot

from our body and mind.

"I was confident I was able to manage all of the

pressure and I worked with my coach in order to

achieve what we've done."

Andrade's 14.166 was just ahead of Simone Biles

(14.133).

Biles' American teammate Jordan Chiles was third,

scoring a 13.766 after a scoring inquiry lifted her from

fifth to the podium.

It's the 11th Olympic medal for Biles, extending her

record as the most decorated U.S. Olympic gymnast.

The Brazilian star tumbled a front layout full to full-in

and a full-twisting double layout to open. She closed

with a controlled double pike.

Andrade took her time coming off the podium,

savouring the appreciation from the crowd. When the

final scores flashed inside Bercy Arena, the 25-year-old

artistic gymnastics star seemed stunned during an

embrace with coach.

In the warm-up, Biles looked cautious.

She has been dealing with a strained calf injury

throughout the Games and struggled through her

signature triple-double (Biles II) in the moments before

she competed.

But in competition, that tumbling pass gave her no

trouble. Instead, Biles flew out of bounds with both feet

on her second and fourth tumbling passes, incurring a

.600 total neutral deduction.

"Obviously wasn't my best performances, but at the end

of the day, whoever medaled, medaled and that's what's

so exciting because you just never know with

gymnastics," said Biles afterward. "So I'm not very

upset or anything about my performance at the

Olympics. I'm actually very happy, proud and even

more excited about it."

Chiles' score was originally 13.666 but coaches Laurent

and Cecile Landi filed an inquiry. It was accepting,

raising her difficulty score by .1 and giving her the

bronze medal.

"I didn't even realize my coaches put in an inquiry, and

I was like, 'Okay, yeah. Like, let's see... it can vary,'"

explained Chiles. "So when it came through, I was very

proud of myself. It was my first event final and my first

event medal. This is crazy."

https://olympics.com/en/news/paris-2024-gymnastics-rebeca-andrade-captures-floor-exercise-gold

She states that gymnastics is primarily a mental challenge, with little emphasis on physical strain, and attributes her success solely to her coach’s strategy during the competition