Simone Biles led the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team in a dramatic Olympic Qualification, showcasing remarkable resilience despite a calf injury that raised concerns during warmups. Biles scored the highest total in the qualifiers with 59.566 points, easily securing her spot in the finals alongside teammate Sunisa Lee, who narrowly edged out Jordan Chiles for the second qualifying position by just 0.067 points. The team, dubbed the 'Redeem Team,' aims to reclaim Olympic glory after finishing second in Tokyo, with Biles being the overwhelming favorite to win the all-around title. The competition saw a mix of errors and impressive performances, with Biles excelling on balance beam and demonstrating her prowess on floor despite injury concerns. The top eight teams will advance to the finals, with Biles and Lee making history as the first Olympic gold medalists to compete against each other in the all-around final. Other contenders include Brazil, Italy, and the host nation France, all looking to challenge the U.S.'s dominance in gymnastics.