Historic Triumphs at Paris Olympics Gymnastics: U.S., Italy, and Brazil Shine

In a thrilling women's gymnastics team final at the Paris Olympics, the Simone Biles-led U.S. team clinched gold, while Italy secured silver, their first since 1928, and Brazil earned their first-ever team medal. The American total made Biles the most decorated U.S. Olympic gymnast with eight golds.

In a spectacular display of athletic prowess, the Paris Olympics women's gymnastics team final left fans in suspense until the final score was revealed. The U.S. team, spearheaded by Simone Biles, clinched the gold with a total of 171.296, making Biles the most decorated U.S. Olympic gymnast in history with eight gold medals.

The event also marked significant milestones for Italy and Brazil. Italy's silver medal was their first in the event since 1928, while Brazil celebrated their first-ever team medal in women's gymnastics. Italian athlete Alice D'Amato expressed disbelief, stating, 'We have yet to realize what that means.'

Despite early setbacks due to Flavia Saraiva's injury during warmup, the Brazilian team delivered a commendable performance, finishing with a score of 164.497, just behind Italy's 165.494. 'It's pure magic,' remarked Brazil's Jade Barbosa, highlighting the camaraderie and determination of her team.

(With inputs from agencies.)