Olympic bronze medallist Alice Kinsella has been selected to represent Great Britain at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, which will be held in Rotterdam from 17 to 25 October. Kinsella, a two-time European champion, will join a team that includes world medallists Abigail Martin, Ruby Evans, Becky Downie, and Alia Leat. Her inclusion marks her return to competitive gymnastics after giving birth, making her the first British artistic gymnast to do so. She recently competed in the British Championships in March, where she placed fourth on the beam. Kinsella described her selection for the World Championships as "completely surreal." She emphasized that her primary goal is to be fully prepared for competitions next year. In addition to her athletic achievements, Kinsella shared that she got married over the summer and expressed pride in her ability to compete just over a year after giving birth. Her journey highlights the challenges and triumphs of balancing motherhood with elite sports. In the men's competition, double world champion Jake Jarman will represent Great Britain alongside Olympic bronze medallist Harry Hepworth. The team also includes Scotland's Reuben Ward, three-time world medal winner Joe Fraser, and double world medallist Courtney Tulloch. This diverse group of athletes will aim to showcase their skills on the international stage. The World Championships will feature gymnasts from around the globe competing in events such as the floor exercise, vault, uneven bars, and balance beam. The competition will test the athletes' technical skills, strength, and precision, with the goal of securing medals and advancing their rankings in the gymnastics world.