The continent's elite acrobats, tumblers and aerialists will be on show at the European Gymnastics Championships 2026.
Croatia's Arena Zagreb plays host to the event, which runs across two weekends in late August – with the women up first and the men to follow a week later.
Team GB are well represented at the Championships. Ruby Evans and Abi Martin will look to add a European medal to their Commonwealth Games and World Championships successes in a talented women's team.
The men's team includes three-time European champion Joe Fraser and eight-time European medallist Harry Hepworth, who are part of the team hoping to defend the Men's Team title they won last year.
It promises to be a thrilling competition from start to finish and UK viewers can tune in to watch free coverage on both weekends.
Radio Times brings you the ultimate TV guide to watching the European Gymnastics Championships 2026, including channel details, live stream information and more.
How to watch European Gymnastics Championships 2026 for free on TV and live stream online
UK viewers can tune in to watch the European Gymnastics Championships 2026 for free on the BBC.
Coverage starts with the Women's Apparatus Finals at 1:45pm on on Saturday 15 August and wraps up with the Men's Teams Finals from 12:45pm on – and will be on BBC iPlayer throughout.
- Women's Apparatus Finals (1:45pm – 5:30pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
- Women's Teams Finals (2:45pm – 5:30pm) BBC iPlayer
- Men's Apparatus Finals, Part 1 (5pm – 7pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
- Men's Apparatus Finals, Part 2 (3pm – 6pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
- Men's Teams Finals (12:45pm – 4:10pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
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