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Simone Biles will take to the gymnastics floor once again for the chance to win a solo medal but what day and time is it? Here's when she competes again.
The Paris Olympics are in full swing and as expected, Simone Biles from the USA is dominating the gymnastics floor for 2024 - so when is she competing again?
Alongside her US team, the GOAT (greatest of all time) as she is known, won her first gold medal of the competition before going on to win the same in the individual all round competition. But it's still not all over for the 27-year-old who will be taking on more rounds in the gymnastics.
With her husband Jonathan Owens and her mum and dad all in attendance supporting her at this year's Olympics, Simone appears untouchable, but all will be revealed when she takes to the gymnastics floor once again.
So when is Simone competing in the Paris Olympics 2024 again? And what gymnastics gold medals is she going for? Here's a breakdown of her Olympic schedule including days and times.
The record-breaking gymnast qualified for the individual all-around finals as well as three of the apparatus finals meaning she has a chance to bag three more medals in this competition.
Her remaining Olympics schedule is:
Saturday 3rd August - 15:20
Women's vault final
Monday 5th August - 11:38
Women's balance beam final
Monday 5th August - 13:20
Women's floor exercise final
Simone went head to head with her USA team mate Sunisa Lee, who won gold in the Tokyo Olympics 2020, in the all-round final.
This was the year Simone famously pulled out of after suffering with, what gymnastics call "the twisties" - a condition where gymnasts lose their senses of where they are and how they'll land making a move extremely risky.
Officially the most decorated gymnast in history, Simone has nine Olympic medals so far.
Her team USA gold took her up to five, she also has one silver and three bronze.
When you add that to her 30 World Championship medals, that's 23 gold, four silver and three bronze, it's easy to see where her nickname of "The GOAT" came from.
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