Retirements
| Gymnast | Country | Date | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anastasia Ilyankova |  Russia | 6 January 2025 | [1] |
| Arthur Zanetti |  Brazil | 12 January 2025 | [2] |
| Krisztián Balázs |  Hungary | 20 January 2025 | [3] |
Below is a list of notable men's and women's artistic gymnastics international events scheduled to be held in 2025 as well as the medalists.
| Gymnast | Country | Date | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anastasia Ilyankova | Russia | 6 January 2025 | [1] |
| Arthur Zanetti | Brazil | 12 January 2025 | [2] |
| Krisztián Balázs | Hungary | 20 January 2025 | [3] |
| Gymnast | From | To | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Date | Location | Event | Men's winners | Women's winners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 20–23 |  Cottbus | FIG World Cup [4] | ||
| March 6–9 |  Baku | FIG World Cup [5] | ||
| March 20–23 |  Antalya | FIG World Cup [6] | ||
| April 10–13 |  Osijek | FIG World Cup [7] | ||
| April 16–19 |  Doha | FIG World Cup [8] | ||
| April 25–28 |  Cairo | FIG World Cup [9] | ||
| May 5–11 |  Varna | FIG World Challenge Cup [10] | ||
| May 15–18 |  Koper | FIG World Challenge Cup [11] | ||
| May 26–31 | Leipzig | European Championships [12] | ||
| June 5–8 |  Jecheon | Asian Championships | — | |
| June 12–15 | Jecheon | Asian Championships | — | |
| June 12–15 |  Panama City | Pan American Championships | ||
| June 18–21 |  Tashkent | FIG World Challenge Cup [13] | ||
| July 16–27 | Rhine-Ruhr | World University Games | ||
| July 20–26 | Osijek | European Youth Olympic Festival | ||
| September 13–14 |  Paris | FIG World Challenge Cup [14] | ||
| September 26–28 | Szombathely | FIG World Challenge Cup [15] | ||
| October 19–October 25 |  Jakarta | World Championships [16] |
| Competition | Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| World Championships | All-Around | |||
| Vault | ||||
| Uneven Bars | ||||
| Balance Beam | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Junior World Championships | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Uneven Bars | ||||
| Balance Beam | ||||
| Floor Exercise |
| Competition | Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| African | All-Around | |||
| Asian | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Uneven Bars | ||||
| Balance Beam | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| European | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Uneven Bars | ||||
| Balance Beam | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Oceania | All-Around | |||
| Pan American | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Uneven Bars | ||||
| Balance Beam | ||||
| Floor Exercise |
| Competition | Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| World Championships | All-Around | |||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Pommel Horse | ||||
| Rings | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Parallel Bars | ||||
| Horizontal Bar | ||||
| Junior World Championships | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Pommel Horse | ||||
| Rings | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Parallel Bars | ||||
| Horizontal Bar |
| Competition | Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| African | All-Around | |||
| Asian | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Pommel Horse | ||||
| Rings | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Parallel Bars | ||||
| Horizontal Bar | ||||
| European | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Pommel Horse | ||||
| Rings | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Parallel Bars | ||||
| Horizontal Bar | ||||
| Oceania | All-Around | |||
| Pan American | Team | |||
| All-Around | ||||
| Floor Exercise | ||||
| Pommel Horse | ||||
| Rings | ||||
| Vault | ||||
| Parallel Bars | ||||
| Horizontal Bar |
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