47 Facts About Giulia Steingruber

Giulia Steingruber was born on 24 March 1994 and is a Swiss retired artistic gymnast.

Giulia Steingruber is the 2016 Olympic and 2017 World bronze medalist on vault.

Giulia Steingruber is the first Swiss female gymnast to win the European all-around title and the first Swiss female gymnast ever to win an Olympic gymnastics medal of any color.

Giulia Steingruber competed at the European Championships in Berlin and finished ninth in the all-around and sixth on vault.

Giulia Steingruber then competed in a friendly meet against Romania and Germany where the Swiss team finished third.

Giulia Steingruber was selected to compete at the World Championships, and the Swiss team finished eighteenth.

Giulia Steingruber finished seventh in the all-around at the Olympic Test Event and qualified a spot for the 2012 Olympic Games.

Giulia Steingruber won the bronze medal on vault at the 2012 European Championships behind Sandra Izbasa and Oksana Chusovitina.

Giulia Steingruber won the silver medal on vault at the Ghent World Challenge Cup behind Alexa Moreno.

Giulia Steingruber competed at the La Roche-sur-Yon World Cup in France and placed first on the vault and uneven bars with scores of 13.433 and 13.600, respectively.

Giulia Steingruber went on to win bronze in the vault final at the Doha World Challenge Cup, scoring a 15.225 on her first vault and a 14.100 on her second, for an average of 14.662.

Giulia Steingruber then finished fourth in the all-around at the Stuttgart World Cup.

Giulia Steingruber won the all-around bronze medal behind Americans Elizabeth Price and Brenna Dowell at the American Cup.

Giulia Steingruber won the bronze medal on the floor exercise behind Vanessa Ferrari and Larisa Iordache.

Giulia Steingruber won the all-around title at the Swiss Championships, and she won gold in every event final except for balance beam where she won silver behind Ilaria Kaslin.

Giulia Steingruber tied for fifth place in the vault final with Great Britain's Claudia Fragapane, with an average score of 14.716.

Giulia Steingruber won the bronze medal on the floor with a score of 14.466 behind Claudia Fragapane of Great Britain and Ksenia Afanasyeva of Russia.

Giulia Steingruber won bronze medals on both the vault and the uneven bars at the Varna World Cup.

Giulia Steingruber won the silver medal in the all-around behind Aliya Mustafina, with a score of 56.699.

Giulia Steingruber was the bronze medalist on the balance beam, with a 13.700.

Giulia Steingruber helped the Swiss team finish third behind Brazil and Germany at the Landerkampf Kunstturnen.

Giulia Steingruber was awarded the Longines Prize for Elegance after the all-around final.

Giulia Steingruber injured her knee during the vault final and had to withdraw from the floor final.

Giulia Steingruber returned to competition at the Austrian Team Open, helping her team win the gold medal and winning silver in the all-around behind Hungarian Zsofia Kovacs.

Giulia Steingruber won gold medals on both vault and floor exercise at the Doha World Challenge Cup.

Giulia Steingruber competed with the Swiss team at the Olympic Test Event.

Giulia Steingruber won the gold medals on vault and floor exercise and the bronze medal on the uneven bars at the Varna World Challenge Cup.

In event finals, Giulia Steingruber won her third European vault title with an average score of 14.983, just 0.050 ahead of Ellie Downie.

Giulia Steingruber then placed sixth in the uneven bars final with a score of 14.166, and won the floor final for her first European title on the event with a score of 15.200, finishing 0.634 ahead of Downie, the silver medalist.

Giulia Steingruber then swept the gold medals at the Swiss Championships.

At the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Giulia Steingruber was chosen to be the flag bearer for Switzerland at the opening ceremony.

Giulia Steingruber's bronze is the first-ever Olympic medal of any color for Switzerland in women's gymnastics.

Giulia Steingruber went on to finish eighth in the floor exercise with a score of 11.800 after falling on her double-double mount and springing out of bounds and later falling on her tucked full-in dismount.

Giulia Steingruber injured her foot during this routine, and she had surgery in January 2017.

Giulia Steingruber returned to competition at the Swiss Championships and won the all-around gold medal by nearly three points.

Giulia Steingruber won gold in the vault final and silver in the uneven bars final.

Giulia Steingruber then competed at the World Championships in Montreal.

Giulia Steingruber finished in seventh place in the all-around final with a total score of 53.666.

Giulia Steingruber began the season at the DTB Pokal Team Challenge, and the Swiss team won the silver medal behind Belgium, and she won bronze in the all-around behind Nina Derwael and Hitomi Hatakeda.

Giulia Steingruber was the first reserve for the vault final and the third reserve for the floor exercise final.

Giulia Steingruber competed at the 2021 European Championships held in Basel.

Giulia Steingruber won gold on vault ahead of Jessica Gadirova and Angelina Melnikova.

Giulia Steingruber then withdrew from the floor final due to a left thigh injury.

Giulia Steingruber was the first reserve for the vault final, and she qualified for the all-around final where she finished fifteenth.

On 1 October 2021, Giulia Steingruber announced her retirement from gymnastics.

Giulia Steingruber began coaching at the Swiss national team training center in Magglingen.

Giulia Steingruber has one eponymous skill listed in the Code of Points.