British gymnast Max Whitlock has checked online to make sure he is going for a record at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Max Whitlock has been checking online to make absolutely sure he really is going for a record at Paris 2024.
But Courtney Tulloch, a former world bronze medallist on rings, and James Hall, who competed at Tokyo 2020 where the team came fourth, missed out. Britain's most successful gymnast took an 18-month break from the sport to deal with mental health struggles after the Tokyo Games before returning after deciding it would be "quitting", rather than "retiring", if he ended his career then.
The youngster beat his "idol" Tulloch to the rings title at the British Championships this year and also made his mark when he beat Olympic champion Artem Dolgopyat to take floor gold at the World Cup in Cottbus, Germany.The women's team blends experience with youth, with Alice Kinsella the only remaining gymnast from the Tokyo bronze-winning team.
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