Simone Biles is doing it again.
The most dominant gymnast in history is officially heading to Paris for the Summer Olympics with Team USA.
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After becoming a worldwide name during the 2016 Summer Games in Rio, Biles endured a tough 2020 run in Tokyo.
But the 27-year-old American is on top of the gymnastics world again and making another round of history.
Biles won the US Olympic trials on Sunday in Minneapolis, recording an all-around total of 117.225 and securing an automatic spot on the Unites States' five-woman team.
In turn, the four-time gold medal winner is set to become the oldest US Olympic female gymnast since 1952.
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Biles will also be the fourth US female gymnast to compete in three Olympics.
"She is magnificent!" one fan tweeted.
"She’s not from the same universe as us," a second fan posted.
"Her landings were insane," a third fan wrote. "She didn't have one step out -- that routine was insane!"
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"The definition of power," a fourth fan said. "The USA is blessed to have her representing us!"
Three years ago, Biles was in the center of the news during the COVID-19 pandemic because she suffered a severe case of the "twisties," which are described by gymnasts as a mental block during performances.
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Biles withdrew from events to focus on her mental health.
In 2024, Biles is again a gold medal favorite and will enter Paris as the biggest name in the Summer Olympics.
"Trusting the process and (my coaches), I knew I'd be back," she said.
Sunisa Lee, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles and Hezly Rivera will join Biles in Paris.
She recently added a sixth world all-around title and a ninth national championship.
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Biles used Taylor Swift's "Ready for It" during her Sunday routine.
The Olympic women's gymnastics events are scheduled from July 28 through August 10 in Paris.