2013 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup Series

The 2013 FIG World Cup circuit in Rhythmic Gymnastics includes one category A event (Sofia) and seven category B events. Apart from Tartu, Bucharest and Corbeil-Essonnes (Individuals only), all events include both, Individual and Group competitions, with All-around competitions serving as qualifications for the finals by apparatus.

With stopovers in Europe only, the competitions took place in February 8 – 10 in Tartu (EST), April 3 – 6 in Lisbon (POR), April 19 – 21 April in Bucharest (ROU), April 26 – 28 in Pesaro (ITA), May 4 – 5 in Sofia (BUL), May 10 – 12 in Corbeil-Essonnes (FRA), May 17 – 19 in Minsk (BLR) and August 17 – 18 in St Petersburg (RUS).

The world ranking points collected by the competitors at their best four World Cup events added up to a total, and the top scorers in each event were crowned winners of the overall series at the final event in St Petersburg, Russia.

Margarita Mamun became the individual all-around winner at the last stage of the World Cup Series, Melitina Staniouta of Belarus the all-around silver medalist and Yana Kudryavtseva took the all-around bronze medal.

Formats

Date Levels Location Type
8–10 February 2013 Cat. BEstonia Tartu[1] Individuals
3–7 April 2013 Cat. BPortugal Lisbon[2] Individuals & Groups
19–21 April 2013 Cat. BRomania Bucharest[3] Individuals
26–28 April 2013 Cat. BItaly Pesaro[4] Individuals & Groups
4–5 May 2013 Cat. ABulgaria Sofia[5] Individuals & Groups
10–12 May 2013 Cat. BFrance Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Individuals
17–19 May 2013 Cat. BBelarus Minsk[7] Individuals & Groups
17–18 August 2013 Cat. BRussia St. Petersburg[8] Individuals & Groups

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Medal winners

All-around

Individual

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Category A
Sofia[5] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva Russia Margarita Mamun
Category B
Tartu[1] Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Belarus Melitina Staniouta Azerbaijan Marina Durunda
Lisbon[2] Russia Margarita Mamun Russia Alexandra Merkulova Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Bucharest[3] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Alina Maksymenko Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
Pesaro[4] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Maria Titova Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Margarita Mamun
Minsk[7] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Russia Daria Svatkovskaya Belarus Melitina Staniouta
St. Petersburg[8] Russia Margarita Mamun Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Yana Kudryavtseva

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Group all-around

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Category A
Sofia[5]  Bulgaria  Russia  Belarus
Category B
Lisbon[2]  Spain  Bulgaria  Russia
Pesaro[4]  Italy  Bulgaria  Ukraine
Minsk[7]  Russia  Belarus  Italy
St.Petersburg[8]  Russia  Belarus  Spain

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Apparatus

Hoop

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Tartu[1] Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Belarus Melitina Staniouta Azerbaijan Lala Yusifova
Lisbon[2] Russia Margarita Mamun Russia Alexandra Merkulova Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Bucharest[3] Russia Maria Titova Romania Alexandra Piscupescu Azerbaijan Lala Yusifova
Pesaro[4] Russia Daria Svatkovskaya Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Alina Maksymenko
Sofia[5] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
South Korea Son Yeon-Jae
Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Russia Margarita Mamun Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Russia Alexandra Merkulova
Minsk[7] Russia Daria Svatkovskaya South Korea Son Yeon-Jae Israel Neta Rivkin
St.Petersburg[8] Russia Margarita Mamun South Korea Son Yeon-Jae Belarus Melitina Staniouta

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Ball

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Tartu[1] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Azerbaijan Marina Durunda
Lisbon[2] Russia Margarita Mamun Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova South Korea Son Yeon-Jae
Bucharest[3] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Romania Alexandra Piscupescu Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
Pesaro[4] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Maria Titova Israel Neta Rivkin
Sofia[5] Russia Margarita Mamun Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva Russia Yana Kudryavtseva
Israel Neta Rivkin
Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Russia Margarita Mamun Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Minsk[7] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Russia Daria Svatkovskaya Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva
St.Petersburg[8] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Russia Margarita Mamun Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva

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Clubs

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Tartu[1] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Azerbaijan Marina Durunda
Lisbon[2] Russia Margarita Mamun Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Belarus Melitina Staniouta
Bucharest[3] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Not awarded Ukraine Alina Maksymenko
Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
Pesaro[4] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Daria Svatkovskaya Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Sofia[5] Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva
Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Russia Margarita Mamun Belarus Melitina Staniouta
Minsk[7] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Not awarded
South Korea Son Yeon-Jae
St.Petersburg[8] Russia Margarita Mamun Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Belarus Melitina Staniouta

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Ribbon

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Tartu[1] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Azerbaijan Marina Durunda
Lisbon[2] Russia Margarita Mamun Belarus Melitina Staniouta China Deng Senyue
Bucharest[3] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Not awarded Romania Alexandra Piscupescu
Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
Pesaro[4] Belarus Melitina Staniouta South Korea Son Yeon-Jae Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Sofia[5] Bulgaria Sylvia Miteva Russia Margarita Mamun Russia Yana Kudryavtseva
Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova
Corbeil-Essonnes[6] Russia Margarita Mamun Ukraine Ganna Rizatdinova Russia Alexandra Merkulova
Minsk[7] Belarus Melitina Staniouta Russia Yana Kudryavtseva Russia Daria Svatkovskaya
St.Petersburg[8] Russia Margarita Mamun Russia Yana Kudryavtseva South Korea Son Yeon-Jae

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10 clubs

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Lisbon[2]  Russia  China  Switzerland
Pesaro[4]  Italy  Ukraine  Bulgaria
Sofia[5]  Bulgaria  Spain  Belarus
Minsk[7]  Italy  Azerbaijan  Russia
St.Petersburg[8]  Russia  Belarus  Italy

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2 ribbons 3 balls

Competitions Gold Silver Bronze
Lisbon[2]  Russia  China  Spain
Pesaro[4]  Italy  Bulgaria  Belarus
Sofia[5]  Russia  Bulgaria  Belarus
Minsk[7]  Belarus  Russia  Brazil
St.Petersburg[8]  Russia  Belarus  France

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