Simone Biles scored 15.766 on vault in the 2024 Olympic all-around final.
She opened the women’s individual all-around final at Paris’s Bercy Arena with her Yurchenko double-pike vault, also known as the Biles II. The vault carried a 6.400 difficulty score, and her execution score was 9.366, producing the 15.766 total.
That performance immediately put Biles at the top of the standings after the first rotation. She later posted 13.733 on uneven bars, 14.566 on balance beam, and 15.066 on floor exercise, finishing with an all-around total of 59.131 and winning her second Olympic all-around title.
The score is easy to confuse with her result in the separate Olympic vault final. In that event, gymnasts perform two vaults and receive an average; Biles won with 15.300. The 15.766 figure belongs to her single vault during the all-around final, not the vault medal event.