Gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Olympics continues today with three individual event finals: still rings, uneven bars, and men’s vault. Suni Lee, who won bronze on bars in Tokyo and has so far won team gold and all-around bronze at these Games, is the only American competing today. Simone Biles, who won gold in the vault final on Saturday, returns to the competition floor on Monday with the balance beam and floor exercise finals.

USA TODAY Sports is bringing you live results, scores and highlights throughout today’s individual finals. Follow along.

What time is gymnastics on today?

The women’s uneven bars final starts at 9:40 a.m. ET. It is bookended by the still rings final (9 a.m. ET) and the men’s vault final (10:24 a.m. ET). Peacock is streaming the events live.

Is Simone Biles competing today? 

No. Biles will compete again Monday in the finals for balance beam and floor exercise. She has won three gold medals in Paris, bringing her career gold total to seven and her overall medal count to 10.

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Suni Lee on uneven bars

Suni Lee is the reigning Olympic bronze https://globalhhub.com/ medalist on uneven bars, having completed her Tokyo medal set after winning gold in the all-around and silver with the U.S. team. She’s added two more medals so far in Paris, a gold with the U.S. team and a bronze in the all-around. 

“We’re just happy to be here, to be honest,” Lee’s longtime coach Jess Graba said after the all-around final, referring to the two kidney ailments that nearly derailed her gymnastics career. “I try to remind her every time, but she wants to be on the podium, you know? Medals are nice and it’s fun, but being here is the biggest thing.” Here’s a look at Lee’s uneven bars routine in the all-around final.”We’re just happy to be here, to be honest,” Lee’s longtime coach Jess Graba said after the all-around final, referring to the two kidney ailments that nearly derailed her gymnastics career. “I try to remind her of that every time, but she wants to be on the podium, you know? Medals are nice and it’s fun, but being here is the biggest thing.” Here’s a look at Lee’s uneven bars routine in the all-around final.

Will Suni Lee medal on uneven bars today?

If history is any guide, Suni Lee will win a https://globalhhub.com/ medal on uneven bars. An American woman has medaled in the event at all but two Olympics going back to 1992. The only outliers were in 2000 and 2012. Lee is the most recent medalist, winning a bronze in Tokyo. Madison Kocian (2016), Nastia Liukin (2008), Terin Humphrey (2004) and Amy Chow (1996) all won silvers, and Courtney Kupets (2004) and Shannon Miller (1992) won bronzes. 

Uneven bars at the 2024 Olympics

There’s going to be stiff competition for spots on the uneven bars podium, let alone the top one. 

In addition to Suni Lee, the eight-woman final features Qiu Qiyuan of China, the reigning world champion; Nina Derwael, the reigning Olympic champion; and Alice D’Amato, the reigning European champion. There’s also Rebecca Downie, a two-time European champion and 2019 world silver medalist; and Helen Kevric, who won the bars gold at last year’s junior world champions. So, yeah, have fun with that. Here is the order (and scores, as they come in) of gymnasts in the uneven bars final. 

• Zhang Yihan, China
• Alice Domato, Italy
• Nina Derwael, Germany
• Rebecca Downie, Great Britain
• Qiu Qiyuan, China
• Kaylia Nemour, Algeria
• Helen Kervic, Germany
• Suni Lee, USA

What happened with Suni Lee’s health, how it changed her mindset

Suni Lee went to Auburn right after  winning gold in Tokyo, wanting to have the college experience and to compete at the NCAA level. She announced in November 2022 that she’d leave Auburn at the end of her sophomore season. Before that season could even end, however, Lee developed a kidney disease that caused her to retain so much fluid there were days she couldn’t even put on her grips. She returned to Minneapolis and began working with doctors at the Mayo Clinic, who discovered she was suffering from a second kidney ailment.

Thus began a nearly yearlong nightmare https://tayyabirfan.com/ of tweaking medications and Lee feeling as if she had no control over her body. At one point, she said, she’d gained 40 pounds. There were days she could train and days she could only do certain things. Then there were days she couldn’t even get out of bed. By the end of February, Lee had returned to competition. It was an inauspicious start — she did only uneven bars and balance beam at Winter Cup and fell off both — but it let her know she could still do this.

Men’s still rings final

Here is the order (and scores, as they come in) of gymnasts in the still rings final. 

• Zou Jingyuan, China
• Liu Yang, China
• Eleftherios Petrouinas, Greece
• Glen Cuyle, Germany
• Adem Asil, Türkiye
• Samir Ait Said, France
• Harry Hepworth, Great Britain
• Vahagn Davtyan, Armenia

Men’s vault final

Here is the order (and scores, as they come in) of gymnasts in the men’s vault final. 

• Nazar Chepurnyi, Ukraine
• Harry Hepworth, Great Britain
• Jake Jarman, Great Britain
• Carlos Edriel Yulo, Philippines
• Igor Radivilov, Ukraine
• Aurel Benovic, Croatia
• Mahdi Olfati, Iran
• Artur Davtyan, Armenia

Olympic gymnastics schedule

Here is the remaining gymnastics schedule at the Paris Olympics.

• Sunday, Aug. 4: Still rings final, uneven bars final, men’s vault final.
• Monday, Aug. 5: Parallel bars final, balance beam final, high bar final, women’s floor final

How does gymnastics scoring work?

A gymnastics routine gets two scores: One for difficulty, also known as the D score or start value, and one for execution. Every gymnastics skill has a numerical value, and the D score is the sum total of the skills in a routine. The execution score, or E score, reflects how well the skills were done. A gymnast starts with a 10.0, and deductions for flaws and form errors are taken from there. Add the D and E scores together, and that’s your total for an apparatus. (Vault scores will always be higher because it’s a single skill.)

US women’s gymnastics schedule

The U.S. women’s gymnasts will compete in these event finals.

• Simone Biles: all-around, vault, floor exercise, balance beam.
• Suni Lee: all-around, uneven bars, balance beam.
• Jordan Chiles: floor exercise.
• Jade Carey: vault.

How to watch gymnastics at Paris Olympics

Peacock is live streaming today’s action.

Olympic gymnastics results

• Men’s team final: Japan won gold, China won silver and the U.S. won bronze.
• Women’s team final: Simone Biles and the U.S. women’s gymnastics team won gold.
• Men’s all-around final: Japan’s Shinnosuke Oka won gold. Boheng Zhang and Ruoteng Xiao of China earned silver and bronze, respectively. USA’s Paul Juda finished 14th, Frederick Richard finished 15th.
• Women’s all-around final:Biles won gold, Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade won silver, Suni Lee won bronze.
• Women’s vault final: Biles won gold, Andrade took silver, USA’s Jade Carey won bronze.
• Men’s pommel horse final: Stephen Nedoroscik won bronze after Ireland’s Rhys McClenaghan took gold and Nariman Kurbanov of Kazakhstan won silver.