33 Facts About Amy Tinkler

Amy Tinkler was born on 27 October 1999 and is a retired British artistic gymnast.

Amy Tinkler is the 2016 Olympic floor exercise bronze medallist and the 2015 British all-around champion.

In late March, Tinkler competed at the 2013 British Artistic Championships.

Amy Tinkler scored 14.050 in the vault, 12.100 on the uneven bars, 13.650 on the balance beam and 14.000 on the floor exercise.

Amy Tinkler took the Gold medal on the uneven bars with a score of 12.900.

In July, Amy Tinkler took part in the 2013 European Youth Olympic Festival in Utrecht, Netherlands.

Amy Tinkler was one third of the Great British silver medal-winning team.

In March Amy Tinkler competed at the 2014 British Artistic Gymnastics Championships, her second Junior British Championships after her first in 2013.

Amy Tinkler became the Junior All-Around champion with a winning score of 55.250.

Amy Tinkler scored 14.650 on vault, 13.150 on the uneven bars, 13.350 on the balance beam and 14.100 on the floor exercise.

Amy Tinkler placed fourth in the uneven bars final with a score of 13.250.

Amy Tinkler won the bronze medal in the balance beam final with a score of 12.850.

Amy Tinkler shared first place on the floor exercise with Catherine Lyons with a score of 13.600.

In May, Amy Tinkler attended the 2014 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Amy Tinkler helped the British junior team to a historic team silver medal, contributing scores of 14.666 on the vault and 13.733 on the floor exercise.

Amy Tinkler contributed two individual medals to Great Britain's largest junior haul with a total of 6 medals, two gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Amy Tinkler became the new senior all-around champion, previous 2014 champion Ruby Harrold had not competed in 2015.

Amy Tinkler scored 14.650 on the vault, 14.050 on the uneven bars, 13.800 on the balance beam and 13.700 on the floor exercise for a total of 56.200.

Amy Tinkler won by a margin of 1.300 points to Commonwealth all-around champion Claudia Fragapane who took second place with a total of 54.900.

On 2 April, Amy Tinkler was chosen to be part of the 2015 European Championships held in Montpellier, France from 15 to 19 April alongside teammates Becky and Ellie Downie and Claudia Fragapane.

Unfortunately due to the two-per-country rule, Amy Tinkler failed to qualify for the final after Ellie Downie finished in 3rd place with 56.190 and Claudia Fragapane qualified in 5th-place finishing less than a tenth of a point, 0.073, in front of Amy Tinkler.

Amy Tinkler came fourth with a score of 55.932 Later that month, Tinkler finished second in the all-around at the 2016 English Championships, behind Claudia Fragapane.

Amy Tinkler won the bronze medal in the floor exercise with a score of 14.933, finishing behind Americans Simone Biles and Aly Raisman.

Amy Tinkler was the second British woman, after Beth Tweddle, to win a gymnastics medal in Olympics history.

Amy Tinkler competed at the American Cup, after the withdrawal of Rebecca Tunney and finished ninth in the all-around after withdrawing from the Floor Exercise.

Amy Tinkler competed at the English Championships, where she won the all-around and medaled in every event.

At the British Championships, Amy Tinkler placed second in the all-around to Kelly Simm after a fall on the balance beam.

Amy Tinkler placed second in the vault final and first in the floor final.

Amy Tinkler is originally from Bishop Auckland, and lived there until moving to Essex after changing gyms.

Amy Tinkler attended Durham High School for Girls and took her GCSEs over three years to accommodate her gymnastics training.

On 26 January 2021, it was announced that Amy Tinkler would be a contestant on the thirteenth series of Dancing on Ice, partnered with Joe Johnson.

Amy Tinkler made her debut in the competition in week 3, replacing Denise van Outen who was forced to withdraw from the show due to injury.

Amy Tinkler became the fourth celebrity to be eliminated in week 5.