Jake Jarman seals historic second silver at the World Championships
Jake Jarman took vault silver with 14.650 in Rotterdam behind Armenia's Artur Davtyan, becoming the first British man to win two individual medals at a single World Gymnastics Championships after his floor silver.

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Jake Jarman se tornou o primeiro britânico a conquistar duas medalhas individuais em um mesmo Mundial de Ginástica Artística, somando a prata no salto à prata do solo que havia obtido em Roterdã.
Na final do salto ele marcou 14.650 e ficou em segundo, atrás do armênio Artur Davtyan, cujo 14.850 levou o ouro. A medalha no solo já o havia transformado no atleta britânico mais condecorado da história do evento.
“Estou muito feliz. O objetivo é cair em pé. Sei que parece simples, mas não é”, disse Jarman, que aos 24 anos já tem cinco medalhas de Mundial.
Ele continuou: “Tive que me adaptar neste campeonato, competindo no geral e depois por aparelho junto com os objetivos da equipe, então aprendi muito. Hoje não é bem a nota que eu buscaria no salto, mas, no geral, avaliando onde estou, sinto que administrei muito bem as competições. Cheguei ao pico na hora certa. Fui muito consistente em todas as séries, bati alguns recordes pessoais no caminho, então foi um Mundial muito positivo para mim.”
Na final do solo feminino, a adolescente britânica Abigail Martin terminou em quarto. Ela igualou a pontuação da medalhista de bronze, mas levou a pior no desempate de execução.
Martin e a francesa Maiana Prat somaram as mesmas 13.466, porém a nota de execução de Prat, 7.866, foi melhor que o 7.666 dado a Martin, de 18 anos.
O ouro naquela final ficou com Claire Pease, a adolescente americana.
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