Simone Biles is finished with this year's Olympics, but the spectacular feats she pulled off — earning her three gold medals and one silver — will live on in our memories.
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The gymnast led Team USA to victory in the team all-around July 30, starting with a vault that posted the team-high score of 14.900.
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Her floor routine, featuring music from both Taylor Swift and Beyoncé, wowed audiences and judges with two of her eponymous skills. Her gravity-defying performance earned a score of 14.666, helping Team USA secure the all-around gold medal with 171.296 points. Italy placed second and Brazil in third.
During the individual all-around final on Aug. 1, Biles pulled off the Yurchenko double pike on the vault, which was officially named after her in 2023. The "Biles II" is currently the most difficult vault in women's gymnastics, worth 6.4 points.
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Biles secured her second all-around gold medal with an electric floor routine that had the crowd exploding during her final rotation. With a total of 59.131 points, she edged out Brazil's Rebeca Andrade (57.932) and reigning individual all-around champion Sunisa Lee (56.465).
Biles' redemption tour didn't stop there. The gymnast won yet another gold during the women's vault final on Aug. 3, scoring 15.300 with the Yurchenko double pike. Andrade earned silver (14.966), and Jade Carey bronze (14.466).
A fall today had Biles placing fifth on the beam with a score of 13.100. Italy's Alice D'Amato took gold, with China's Zhou Yaqin in second and Italy's Manila Esposito coming third.
Biles rounded out her Olympics journey Monday with tumbles that won her a silver in the floor final, 0.033 points behind Andrade (14.166).
She performed a total of 17 routines in Paris, competing in all but one possible event. The 27-year-old has now won seven Olympic gold medals and 11 medals overall.
