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With red and black, the Brazilian team debuts at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships

Flávia Saraiva, Jade Barbosa, Lorrane Oliveira and Rebeca Andrade are Flamengo in the competition

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Once again, the Brazilian Artistic Gymnastics Team is predominantly made up of red-and-black athletes. In the group that competes in the World Championship of the sport starting this Sunday (28), four of the six gymnasts defend the colors of the Most Beloved. Flávia Saraiva, Jade Barbosa, Lorrane Oliveira and Rebeca Andrade embarked this Tuesday (23) for Doha, Qatar, where they will represent Brazil in the most important competition of the year.


The event is the first step towards the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. With the final finals scheduled for November 3, the championship begins this Thursday (25) with the men's team competitions. The women's competition begins next Saturday (27), but Brazil will only enter action at the Aspire Academy Dome, the largest multipurpose indoor gymnasium in the world, starting on Sunday (28).

A veteran member of the Brazilian national team, Jade Barbosa is seeking her third podium finish at the World Championships. The red-and-black athlete has already won two bronze medals in the competition: in Stuttgart in 2007, in the individual all-around, and in Rotterdam in 2010, in the vault. 


Check out the schedule for the red-and-black athletes at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships:

Sunday (28 / 10)
Women's qualifier
7:30 AM - Subdivision 9 (BRA, RUS, GBR, TUR, DIN) 

Tuesday (30 / 10)
10am - Women's Team Final
Thursday (01 / 11)
10am - Women's Individual All-Around Final

Thursday (01 / 11)
10am - Women's Individual All-Around Final

Friday (02 / 11)
10am - Apparatus Finals
Women's heels
Uneven bars

Saturday (03/11)
10am - Apparatus Finals
Leaves
Parallel bars
Female solo

The artistic gymnastics teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo rely on resources from their sponsors – AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR), in addition to support from the Brazilian Committee of Clubs (CBC) resulting from the decentralization of resources originating from the Pelé Law.