Harry Hepworth beats Olympic champion Artem Dolgopyat in Germany earlier this year

In a stunning display of talent and determination, 20-year-old gymnast Harry Hepworth has been making waves in the gymnastics world. Despite facing challenges due to a hip condition that left him with one leg shorter than the other, Hepworth has managed to overcome the odds and emerge as a rising star in the sport.

Earlier this year, Hepworth achieved a remarkable feat by beating Olympic champion Artem Dolgopyat to claim floor gold at the World Cup in Cottbus, Germany. This victory not only showcased his skill and potential but also put him in contention for a spot on the team for the upcoming Paris Games.

Hepworth’s success has not gone unnoticed, with his teammate Max Whitlock praising him as “one to look out for.” Whitlock, Britain’s most successful gymnast, believes that Hepworth has the potential to achieve great results in the future.

As Hepworth prepares to compete at the European Championships in Rimini, Italy, he is eager to build on his recent successes and make a mark on the international stage. With a strong team of gymnasts by his side, including Courtney Tulloch, Joe Fraser, and Jake Jarman, Hepworth is poised to showcase his talent and compete for more medals.

Fans can catch all the action from the European Gymnastics Championships on the BBC, with coverage of the men’s and women’s competitions scheduled to take place from 24 to 28 April and 2 to 5 May, respectively. As Hepworth and his teammates gear up for the challenge ahead, the gymnastics world is eagerly anticipating the performances of these talented athletes.