2026 World Championships MAG Qualifiers

Up to 208 men will qualify to world championships in 2026, either individually or as a member of a team. NOCs with a qualified team may participate with 4 or 5 gymnasts. For NOCs without a qualified team, a maximum of 5 gymnasts may participate.

Continental Championships | Teams

A total 24 men’s teams (up to 120 men) will qualify through continental championships by NOC, including 13 from Europe, 5 from Asia, 4 from the Americas, 1 from Africa, and 1 from Oceania.

AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – April 23-26
Egypt Athletes TBD
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS – May 9
Australia Benjamin Foster, Aiden Frick, Tru Hagens, James Hardy, Ritam Malik, Jesse Moore
PAN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – June 15-21
Canada Athletes TBD
Colombia Athletes TBD
United States Athletes TBD
Brazil Athletes TBD
ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – June 25-28
China Li Hongyan, Tian Hao, Yang Haonan, Zhang Boheng, Zou Jingyuan
Japan Doi Ryosuke, Fusuke Maeda, Hashimoto Daiki, Kawakami Shohei, Oka Shinnosuke
South Korea Athletes TBD
Kazakhstan Athletes TBD
Taiwan Athletes TBD
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – August 13-16
Russia Athletes TBD
Switzerland Athletes TBD
Great Britain Athletes TBD
Italy Athletes TBD
Belgium Athletes TBD
Germany Athletes TBD
France Athletes TBD
Hungary Athletes TBD
Netherlands Athletes TBD
Israel Athletes TBD
Spain Athletes TBD
Ukraine Athletes TBD
Cyprus Athletes TBD

Continental Championships | Individuals

A total of 40 individual athletes from NOCs will qualify nominative spots based on their all-around finish (2 per NOC without a team qualified) at continental championships, including 23 from Europe, 6 from Asia, 6 from the Americas, 2 from Africa, 2 from Oceania, and 1 guaranteed host country spot (which will be reallocated to the host continent if not needed).

If an NOC does not qualify by any other means throughout the process, some continents have been allocated additional all-around spots (1 per NOC), including 4 for the Americas, 4 for Asia, 2 for Africa, and 2 for Europe. These spots will be awarded following the conclusion of the qualification process.

AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – April 23-26
Adam Cogat (Algeria) Hamza Hossaini (Morocco)
Daniel McLean (South Africa)* Louay Sahli (Tunisia)*
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS – May 9
Alexander Istock (New Zealand) Daniel Stoddart (New Zealand)***
Keegan Greene (New Zealand)****
PAN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – June 15-21
Diorges Escobar (Cuba) Santiago Mayol (Argentina)
Jose Lopez (Puerto Rico) Isaac Nuñez (Mexico)
Elel Wahrmann-Baker (Jamaica) Jensuel Soto (Puerto Rico)
Mario Taperio (Guatemala)* Chane Cumbermack (Trinidad & Tobago)*
Stefano Romero (Ecuador)* Edward Gonzales (Peru)*
ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – June 18-21
Carlos Yulo (Philippines) Ravshan Kamiljanov (Uzbekistan)
Khabibullo Ergashev (Uzbekistan) Eldrew Yulo (Philippines)
Usukhbayar Erkhembayar (Mongolia) Jovi Loh (Singapore)***
Hooman Jafari (Iran)**** Suphacheep Baobenmad (Thailand)*
Asher Pua (Singapore)* Yogeshwar Singh (India)*
Luqman Al Hafiz Zulfa (Malaysia)*
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – August 13-16
Illia Kovtun (Croatia) Robert Kirmes (Finland)
Peder Skogvang (Norway) Sebastian Sponevik (Norway)
Mert Efe Kilicer (Türkiye) Elias Koski (Finland)
Ioannis Chronopoulos (Greece) Gino Vetter (Austria)
Adam Lakomy (Czechia) Daniil Tvardouski (Belarus)
Danila Hryharchuk (Belarus) Alperen Ege Avci (Türkiye)
Antonios Tantalidis (Greece) Kacper Garnczarek (Poland)
James Hickey (Ireland) Agust Davidsson (Iceland)
Dagur Olafsson (Iceland) Daniel Trifonov (Bulgaria)
Nicholas Tarca (Romania) Jack Gagamov (Czechia)
Nedas Grikinis (Lithuania) Luis Lechaud (Portugal)
Adam Steele (Ireland) Kevin Penev (Bulgaria)**
Quentin Brandenburger (Luxembourg)* Levan Skhiladze (Georgia)*

*Additional all-around berth for NOCs not otherwise qualifying
**Reallocated from host country berth
***Withdrew and was replaced
****Replaced a higher-ranked athlete who withdrew

Apparatus World Cup Series

Up to 48 men (8 per apparatus) will qualify nominative spots based on their ranking at the conclusion of the five-meet world cup series (2 per NOC without a team qualified, per apparatus). The qualified gymnasts will only be able to compete on the apparatus they qualified for.

The qualifiers from the apparatus world cup series will be named at the conclusion of continental championships. The current rankings are available here.

Floor Exercise

Yahor Sharamkou (Belarus) Anze Hribar (Slovenia)
Aurel Benovic (Croatia) Eamon Montgomery (Ireland)
Cheung Ching (Hong Kong) Chester Enriquez (Ireland)
Luciano Letelier (Chile) Joona Reiman (Finland)*
Rasul Ahmadzada (Azerbaijan)**

Pommel Horse

Hamlet Manukyan (Armenia) Mamikon Khachatryan (Armenia)
David Ivanov (Bulgaria) Gregor Rakovic (Slovenia)
Rhys McClenaghan (Ireland) William Sundell (Sweden)
Rasul Ahmadzada (Azerbaijan) Matvei Petrov (Albania)

Still Rings

Artur Avetisyan (Armenia) Nikita Simonov (Azerbaijan)
Eleftherios Petrounias (Greece) Artur Davtyan (Armenia)
Daniel Villafañe (Argentina) Joaquin Alvarez (Chile)
Mehmet Ayberk Kosak (Türkiye) Luka Bojanc (Slovenia)

Vault

Ondrej Kalny (Czechia) Jonas Danek (Czechia)
Artur Davtyan (Armenia) Josue Armijo (Chile)
Cheung Ching (Hong Kong) Yahor Sharamkou (Belarus)
Anze Hribar (Slovenia)* Aydin Alizada (Azerbaijan)*
Beno Kunst (Slovenia)** Ignacio Varas (Chile)**

Parallel Bars

Theodor Gadderud (Norway) David Rumbutis (Sweden)
Ferhat Arican (Türkiye) Nikolaos Iliopoulos (Greece)*
Harald Wibye (Norway) Mikita Parfianovich (Belarus)*
Petar Vefic (Serbia) Rasuljon Abdurakhimov (Uzbekistan)
William Sundell (Sweden)** Rasul Ahmadzada (Azerbaijan)**

High Bar

Tin Srbic (Croatia)* Luciano Letelier (Chile)
Nikolaos Iliopoulos (Greece)* Mikita Parfianovich (Belarus)*
Rasul Ahmadzada (Azerbaijan) Ahmet Burak Ekici (Türkiye)*
Aydin Alizada (Azerbaijan)* Leo Lehtinen (Finland)
Kerem Sener (Türkiye)** Wallys Pharess Khiri (Morocco)**
Apostolos Kanellos (Greece)** Tomas Kalinic (Czechia)**
Miguel Besana (Philippines)**

*Withdrew and was replaced
**Replaced a higher-ranked athlete who withdrew