Gymnastics World Championships - men's individual all-around final

1. Xiao Ruoteng (Chn) wins gold & countryman Lin Chaopan claims silver
2. Kenzo Shirai (Jpn) finishes third
3. Nile Wilson (GB) finishes sixth with score of 85.332

Who's in the GB team?

Double Olympic champion Max Whitlock and Rio bronze medallist Amy Tinkler lead the British team. It is Whitlock's first competition since the Rio Olympics last year. Whitlock, 24, is joined in the men's team by Rio high-bar bronze medallist Nile Wilson.

European all-around bronze medallist James Hall, British all-around champion Joe Fraser, European rings silver medallist Courtney Tulloch and London 2012 bronze medal winner Dan Purvis make up the men's team for the championships.

Olympic floor bronze medallist Tinkler, 17, Britain's youngest-ever medal winner at Rio, has been named in the women's team. She will be joined by four-time Commonwealth Games champion Claudia Fragapane, 2017 British all-around silver medallist Alice Kinsella and fourth-placed Georgia-Mae Fenton.

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BBC coverage times

Thursday, 5 October

00:15-03:00, BBC Two

Events: Men's individual all-around final

Friday, 6 October

13:45-15:15, BBC Two

00:05-03:00, BBC Two (00:35-03:00, BBC Two Northern Ireland)

Events: Women's individual all-around final.

Saturday, 7 October

13:15-14:45, BBC One

17:50-22:00, BBC Red Button and online

Events: Apparatus finals - men's floor, pommel and rings and women's vault and bars.

Sunday, 8 October

15:00-17:00, BBC Two

17:50-22:05, BBC Red Button and online

Events: Apparatus finals - men's vault, parallel bars and high bar and women's beam and floor.

How to get into Gymnastics...

Some people do gymnastics just to improve their physical condition, others enjoy competing in regional, national and international competitions, but by far the biggest reason is the fun factor.

Aspire to be the next Max Whitlock or Claudia Fragapane? Get Inspired have put together a handy guide here to help beginners get started in the sport.

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2017 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

The 2017 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships will be the forty-seventh edition of the championships. They are being held between October 2 - October 8, 2017, at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

The event marks the first time since 2003 that the championships have been held in North America. Montreal was also the host of the 1985 World Artistic Gymnastics. The city previously hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics, at which Nadia Comaneci scored perfect 10.0 in artistic gymnastics.

This event is part of Montreal's 375th anniversary celebrations, and Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations, both of which fall in 2017.