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Varna World Challenge Cup 2026 | Event Finals
Mara Slippens captured the Vault title with a 13.233 average, while Roni Shamay, Maria Drobniak, and Shantae-Eve Asiedua Amankwaah secured victories on Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, and Floor Exercise respectively.

VARNA WORLD CHALLENGE CUP 2026: WOMEN'S EVENT FINAL RESULTS

May 10, 2026 | Varna, Bulgaria

Vault

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Rank Gymnast Score
(avg)
VT 1
D / E
VT 2
D / E
Bonus
ND
1
NED
Mara
Slippens
13.233 13.400
4.6 / 8.800
12.666
4.0 / 8.666
0.2
2
LIE
Julia
Weissenhofer
13.116 13.100
4.4 / 8.700
12.733
4.0 / 8.733
0.2
3
CRO
Tijana
Korent
13.100 12.800
4.0 / 8.800
13.000
4.2 / 8.800
0.2
4
TUR
Ilayda
Sahin
12.966 13.166
4.2 / 8.966
12.366
3.6 / 8.766
0.2
5
ROU
Adelina
Ionescu
12.949 13.066
4.6 / 8.466
12.433
4.0 / 8.433
0.2
6
AZE
Daniz
Aliyeva
12.850 12.700
4.2 / 8.600
12.600
3.8 / 8.800
0.2
-0.1
7
UKR
Anastasiia
Lev
12.650 12.900
4.2 / 8.700
12.000
3.8 / 8.200
0.2
8
GBR
Grace
Davies
12.616 12.700
4.6 / 8.400
12.533
3.8 / 8.733

-0.3


Notes:
VT score = average, VT 1 + VT 2
ND = Neutral Deduction
Tie-break determined via higher single-vault score

Country codes:
AIN=Independent Neutral • ALG=Algeria • ARG=Argentina • AUT=Austria • AZE=Azerbaijan • BUL=Bulgaria • CAN=Canada • CHI=Chile • CMR=Cameroon • CRO=Croatia • EGY=Egypt • ESP=Spain • GBR=Great Britain • GER=Germany • GRE=Greece • HKG=Hong Kong • HUN=Hungary • ITA=Italy • MAR=Morocco • NAM=Namibia • NOR=Norway • NZL=New Zealand • PAN=Panama • RSA=South Africa • SEN=Senegal • SLO=Slovenia • SRB=Serbia • UKR=Ukraine • ZWE=Zimbabwe

Source: GIGA Data & Analytics
Rank Gymnast Country Score VT1 D VT1 E VT1 ND VT2 D VT2 E VT2 ND Bonus
1Mara SlippensNED13.2334.68.8004.08.6660.2
2Julia WeissenhoferLIE13.1164.48.7004.08.7330.2
3Tijana KorentCRO13.1004.08.8004.28.8000.2
4Ilayda SahinTUR12.9664.28.9663.68.7660.2
5Adelina IonescuROU12.9494.68.4664.08.4330.2
6Daniz AliyevaAZE12.8504.28.6003.88.800-0.10.2
7Anastasiia LevUKR12.6504.28.7003.88.2000.2
8Grace DaviesGBR12.6164.68.4003.88.733-0.3
Event Final Results - Varna World Challenge Cup 2026 | GIGA

Uneven Bars

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)
ND
1
ISR
Roni
Shamay
13.200
5.6 / 7.600

2
GBR
Shantae-Eve Asiedua
Amankwaah
13.133
5.7 / 7.433

3
CAN
Coralie
Demers
12.800
5.2 / 7.600

4
SWE
Nathalie
Westlund
12.266
5.7 / 6.566

5
UKR
Diana
Lobok
11.800
5.5 / 6.300

6
TUR
Ceren
Biner
11.500
4.8 / 6.700

7
ISR
Yali
Shoshani
11.433
5.6 / 5.833

8
CRO
Sara
Sulekic
10.866
4.5 / 6.366

Balance Beam

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)

ND
1
POL
Maria
Drobniak
12.866
5.4 / 7.466

2
HUN
Nikolett
Szilagyi
12.700
4.9 / 7.800

3
CAN
Amy
Jorgensen
12.600
5.0 / 7.600

4
NED
Floor
Slooff
12.366
5.6 / 6.766

5
UKR
Diana
Lobok
12.300
5.8 / 6.500

6
ISR
Roni
Shamay
10.800
4.9 / 5.900

7
ROU
Miruna
Botez
10.400
5.0 / 5.400

8
GBR
Grace
Davies
10.200
4.9 / 5.600

-0.3
9
BUL
Nikol
Stoimenova
9.666
4.7 / 5.066

-0.1

Floor Exercise

Rank Gymnast Score
(D / E)

ND
1
GBR
Shantae-Eve Asiedua
Amankwaah
13.233
5.2 / 8.033

2
GBR
Grace
Davies
12.966
5.5 / 7.466

3
NED
Floor
Slooff
12.800
4.8 / 8.000

4
ISR
Roni
Shamay
12.733
4.9 / 7.933

-0.1
5
POL
Marta
Pihan-Kulesza
12.366
4.9 / 7.466

6
AUT
Aurea
Wutschka
11.833
4.6 / 7.233

7
POL
Maria
Drobniak
11.733
4.6 / 7.433

-0.3
8
HUN
Sara
Peter
11.500
4.9 / 6.700

-0.1
Apparatus Rank Gymnast Country Score D-Score E-Score ND
UB1Roni ShamayISR13.2005.67.600
UB2Shantae-Eve Asiedua AmankwaahGBR13.1335.77.433
UB3Coralie DemersCAN12.8005.27.600
UB4Nathalie WestlundSWE12.2665.76.566
UB5Diana LobokUKR11.8005.56.300
UB6Ceren BinerTUR11.5004.86.700
UB7Yali ShoshaniISR11.4335.65.833
UB8Sara SulekicCRO10.8664.56.366
BB1Maria DrobniakPOL12.8665.47.466
BB2Nikolett SzilagyiHUN12.7004.97.800
BB3Amy JorgensenCAN12.6005.07.600
BB4Floor SlooffNED12.3665.66.766
BB5Diana LobokUKR12.3005.86.500
BB6Roni ShamayISR10.8004.95.900
BB7Miruna BotezROU10.4005.05.400
BB8Grace DaviesGBR10.2004.95.600-0.3
BB9Nikol StoimenovaBUL9.6664.75.066-0.1
FX1Shantae-Eve Asiedua AmankwaahGBR13.2335.28.033
FX2Grace DaviesGBR12.9665.57.466
FX3Floor SlooffNED12.8004.88.000
FX4Roni ShamayISR12.7334.97.933-0.1
FX5Marta Pihan-KuleszaPOL12.3664.97.466
FX6Aurea WutschkaAUT11.8334.67.233
FX7Maria DrobniakPOL11.7334.67.433-0.3
FX8Sara PeterHUN11.5004.96.700-0.1
Notes:
ND = Neutral Deduction
Tie-breaks determined via higher E-score (or highest single vault for VT)
Beam finals included a host-country wildcard, with 9 vs. 8 gymnasts competing in the final

Country codes:
AIN=Independent Neutral • ALG=Algeria • ARG=Argentina • AUT=Austria • AZE=Azerbaijan • BEL=Belgium • BRA=Brazil • BUL=Bulgaria • CAN=Canada • CHI=Chile • CHN=China • CMR=Cameroon • CRO=Croatia • CZE=Czech Republic • EGY=Egypt • ESP=Spain • FIN=Finland • FRA=France • GBR=Great Britain • GER=Germany • GRE=Greece • HKG=Hong Kong • HUN=Hungary • ISR=Israel • ITA=Italy • LUX=Luxembourg • MAR=Morocco • MAS=Malaysia • NAM=Namibia • NED=Netherlands • NOR=Norway • NZL=New Zealand • PAN=Panama • POL=Poland • ROU=Romania • RSA=South Africa • SEN=Senegal • SLO=Slovenia • SRB=Serbia • SVK=Slovakia • SWE=Sweden • TUR=Turkey • UKR=Ukraine • ZWE=Zimbabwe

Source: GIGA Data & Analytics
GIGA Event Radar compiles complete event final results from the Varna World Challenge Cup 2026. This comprehensive dataset features granular D-Score and E-Score performance bifurcation, highlighting elite international competition and establishing the definitive professional standard for women's artistic gymnastics scoring and analytics.

About 2026 Senior WAG Event Finals Scoring & Format

How is a WAG event final score calculated at elite FIG events?
For uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise, total score = Difficulty (D) + Execution (E), minus any Neutral Deductions (ND). GIGA displays totals and, when available, the D/E/ND components so fans can see whether a result was driven by difficulty, execution quality, or deductions.
How is the vault final ranked?
In the vault final, gymnasts perform two vaults. The final vault result is based on the average of the two vault scores, with the highest single vault score shown when available for tie-break context.
What is the fastest way to interpret a score?
Quick read: high D = harder routine / bigger risk. High E = cleaner routine / better landings, form, control. ND present = a neutral penalty that reduces the total.
Why are there 9 finalists on women’s beam?
Women’s beam at the Varna World Challenge Cup included the standard eight finalists plus a host-country wildcard. Bulgaria’s Nikol Stoimenova was listed as the first athlete in the beam final, creating a nine-athlete final field for that apparatus.
What does a host-country wildcard mean?
At FIG World Challenge Cup events, the organizing federation may receive limited host representation in apparatus finals when it is not otherwise represented. That wildcard is separate from the normal top-eight qualification route.
How are ties handled in event finals?
For bars, beam, and floor, ties are typically separated by higher E-score, then D-score if needed. For vault, tie-break context may include the highest single vault score.
What does GIGA show on this finals results page?
GIGA organizes the event finals the way fans search for them: final rankings, medal results, apparatus score details, D/E/ND breakdowns, vault average details, tie-break context, and format notes that explain unusual final-field situations such as the Varna beam wildcard.


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