David Kenwright has left his role after seven years with British Gymnastics, the organization said Wednesday.
He had overseen the most successful period for the women’s team, which included Britain winning its first Olympic team medal in 93 years at the Tokyo Games in 2021.
“We’ve achieved a lot together that we can all be immensely proud of and that will have a lasting positive impact for our sport and all those in it,” Kenwright said in the announcement. “I will miss everyone and wish you all the very best success over the coming months and beyond.”
The European championships start Thursday in Rimini, Italy.
British Gymnastics said performance director of Olympic disciplines Tracy Whittaker-Smith and technical advisor Scott Hann would lead the team into the Paris Games.
Kenwright initially joined British Gymnastics as national coach in 2017. He led women’s program over the last four years.
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