European Gymnastics: Whitehouse Wins Floor Gold Again
- Luke Whitehouse of Great Britain secured his third consecutive European Gymnastics Championships floor exercise gold medal in Leipzig.
- Fellow Briton Harry Hepworth, 21, earned his first individual European medal, taking silver with a score of 14.366.
- Whitehouse and Hepworth's individual medals follow their team gold win earlier in the week.
Luke Whitehouse has onc again etched his name in European Gymnastics championships history, seizing his third consecutive floor exercise gold medal in Leipzig. The British star, at just 22 years old, delivered a masterful performance, solidifying his dominance in the sport.Teammate Harry Hepworth secured silver,marking his first individual European medal,adding too their earlier team gold. This triumph underscores the depth of British gymnastics talent. Read further at News Directory 3 for an inside look at how Whitehouse and Hepworth prepared and find out more thrilling details. Discover what’s next for these athletes as they strive for even greater heights.
Whitehouse Claims European Gymnastics Championships floor gold in Leipzig
Updated May 30, 2025
Luke Whitehouse of Great Britain secured his third consecutive European Gymnastics Championships floor exercise gold medal in Leipzig. The 22-year-old gymnast posted a score of 14.500, topping the leaderboard.
Fellow Briton Harry Hepworth, 21, earned his first individual European medal, taking silver with a score of 14.366. Lorenzo Casali of Italy finished third.
Whitehouse and Hepworth’s individual medals follow their team gold win earlier in the week.
Hepworth is scheduled to compete in the rings final and the vault final.
“It is amazing,” Whitehouse said.”I am lost for words. I knew it was possible, but to come out and do it, I couldn’t be prouder.”
What’s next
Hepworth will continue his quest for medals in the rings and vault finals,aiming to add to his already extraordinary haul at the European Gymnastics Championships.