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Russian pair win synchronized trampoline gold at World Championships
Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev won synchronized trampoline gold at the World Championships in Nanjing, China.
They scored 54.710 points, ahead of Britain’s Corey Walkes and Zak Perzamanos with 53.990.
Belarus’s Ivan Melnikov and Ivan Litvinovich took bronze with 53.030 points.
Russian athletes are competing under their national flag for the first time since 2019 at a world trampoline championship.
They missed the 2022 and 2023 championships, and competed as neutral athletes in 2025.
Russia’s team has won five gold, four silver and two bronze medals at this tournament.
The championship concludes on November 8.
Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev of Russia won gold in synchronized trampoline at the World Championships.
They scored 54.710 points in the event in Nanjing, China.
Britain’s Corey Walkes and Zak Perzamanos took second with 53.990 points.
Belarus’s Ivan Melnikov and Ivan Litvinovich finished third with 53.030 points.
Russian athletes are competing under their country’s flag at a world championship for the first time since 2019.
- Who
- Russian trampolinists Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev.
- What
- They won gold in the synchronized trampoline event at the World Championships.
- When
- November 8; the article was published on November 8, 2026.
- Where
- Nanjing, China.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Russian athletes last competed at a world championship under their country’s flag before the current tournament.
Russian athletes competed under the flag of their national federation.
Russian athletes missed the world championships.
Russian athletes competed as neutral athletes at the world championship in Spain.
Nartov and Panteleyev won synchronized trampoline gold at the World Championships in Nanjing.
- Gold medalists
- Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev
- Russian pair’s score
- 54.710 points
- Runners-up
- Corey Walkes and Zak Perzamanos of Britain, 53.990 points
- Third place
- Ivan Melnikov and Ivan Litvinovich of Belarus, 53.030 points
- Tournament location
- Nanjing, China