Gymnastics will start on Saturday, July 27 and conclude on Monday, August 5. There will be live coverage of gymnastics on the following dates:

• Men's Qualification: Saturday, July 27 - Richard, Juda edge out Malone; Great Britain tops U.S. in first subdivision
• Women's Qualification: Sunday, July 28 - Simone Biles' gritty performance helps U.S. take lead during Olympic qualifications
• Men's Team Final: Monday, July 29 - U.S. men lock in first Olympic gymnastics team medal in 16 years
• Women's Team Final: Tuesday, July 30 - Simone Biles becomes most decorated U.S. Olympic gymnast, leads Team USA to women's team gold
• Men's All-Around Final: Wednesday, July 31 - Shinnosuke Oka keeps Japan’s all-around gold medal streak alive
• Women's All-Around Final: Thursday, August 1 - Simone Biles clinches second Olympic all-around gold  
• Event Finals Day 1: Saturday, August 3
• Event Finals Day 2: Sunday, August 4
• Event Finals Day 3: Monday, August 5

The complete gymnastics schedule, including the apparatus feeds for each session and TV listings, is also available on the NBCOlympics.com schedule page.

All live streams are also available to watch on mobile, tablet and connected TV devices via the Peacock, NBC and NBC Olympics apps.

Live and tape-delayed coverage of gymnastics will be shown on the following TV channels: NBC, USA Network and E!

The full TV listings for gymnastics can be found on the NBCOlympics.com schedule page by clicking the toggle at the top to “TV Only.”  

If you missed any of the live action, you can catch up by watching the full event replays on the NBCOlympics.com Replays hub. The stream links above will also take you directly to the full replay of each live stream.

The artistic gymnastics competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics promises to be a thrilling competition with the potential for shattered records and historic moments. For both the men and women, competition will feature a team event, an all-around event and individual apparatus finals. 

Leading the women's field is Simone Biles, who is favored to have great success in her third Olympic Games. With 37 world and Olympic medals combined, Biles is officially the most decorated gymnast of all time — male or female — with the ability to climb as high as second in the all-time Olympic medal rankings for women’s gymnastics in Paris. Click here to see all the records Biles can break in Paris. 

Joining Biles in Paris will be three of her Tokyo Olympic teammates: Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey. First-year senior Hezly Rivera will round out the team in what will be her first trip to the Games. 

With Biles and Lee on the team, this also marks the first time in history that an Olympic gymnastics team has included two Olympic all-around champions. 

Rebeca Andrade of Brazil is anticipated to be one of Biles' biggest rivals in Paris. After sharing four individual medal podiums together at the 2023 World Championships, including edging out Biles for the gold in the vault final, the battle between the two could be an epic one. Andrade could also help lead the talented Brazilian team to its first team medal ever in Olympic history. 

On the men's side, Hashimoto Daiki of Japan will look to defend his Olympic all-around title but could face stiff competition from 2021 world all-around champion Zhang Boheng of China. 

Americans Brody Malone and Frederick Richard will hope to challenge for the podium and bring home the U.S. men's first Olympic all-around medal since 2012. They will be joined by world team bronze medalists Asher Hong and Paul Juda, along with 2021 pommel horse world champion Stephen Nedoroscik, with a shared goal of bringing home an Olympic team medal for the first time since 2008. 

For the primetime coverage, Samantha Peszek, a member of Team USA's silver medal-winning team from the 2008 Olympics, will make her NBC Olympics debut as an analyst. She will be joined by Tim Daggett, a two-time Olympic medalist and veteran gymnastics analyst for NBC, as well as Terry Gannon, who will be calling his second Olympics gymnastics event in his seventh overall Olympics role with NBC Sports. Additionally, Zora Stephenson, in her third Olympic assignment with NBC Sports, will debut as a gymnastics reporter. John Roethlisberger, a three-time Olympian, will return to NBC Olympics’ gymnastics team as both an analyst and reporter.

For the daytime coverage, Laurie Hernandez, a two-time Olympic medalist, returns as a gymnastics analyst after her debut in this role on Peacock during the Tokyo Olympics. Justin Spring, a member of the U.S. men’s bronze medal-winning team from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, will also make his NBC Olympics debut as an analyst. Hernandez and Spring will be joined by Rich Lerner, who will provide play-by-play commentary for gymnastics for the first time in his second overall NBC Olympics assignment.

As of July 31, the following gymnastics competitions are still to come, with the U.S. gymnasts noted:

• Women's All-Around Final on 8/1 (Simone Biles, Suni Lee)
• Men's Floor Exercise Final on 8/3 
• Women's Vault Final on 8/3 (Biles, Jade Carey)
• Men's Pommel Horse Final on 8/3 (Stephen Nedoroscik)
• Men's Rings Final on 8/4
• Women's Uneven Bars Final on 8/4 (Lee)
• Men's Vault Final on 8/4 
• Men's Parallel Bars Final on 8/5 
• Women's Balance Beam Final on 8/5 (Biles, Lee)
• Men's High Bar Final on 8/5 
• Women's Floor Exercise Final on 8/5 (Biles, Chiles)