All hail the Final Five! Simone Biles and her team dominate the Gymnastics final with a second straight Olympic gold 

Simone Biles and the 'Final Five' Team USA gymnasts made history Tuesday as they took home the gold medal in Rio for the women's team Olympic finals.

The Team USA gymnasts finished off with a strong 184.897, as Russia is taking home the silver medal with a 176.688 and in third, China won the bronze medal with a 176.003 score.  

The diverse squad dominated the Olympics, as this is their second straight gold medal for the women's team finals. 

Four years ago in London, Team USA won by 5.066 points, as that was the biggest margin in 52 years. This time around, they took home the gold by spreading the margin to 8.209.

The young women had an amazing start in the women's team final for the Olympics on the vault, the uneven bars and the balance beam.

Simone Biles gave a stellar performance on the floor, scoring a 15.800, which was the best of the competition.

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History: Simone Biles and the 'Final Five' Team USA gymnasts made history Tuesday as they took home the gold medal in Rio for the women's team Olympic finals. Pictured left to right: Aly Raisman, Madison Kocian, Laurie Hernandez, Simone Biles and Gabby Douglas

The Team USA gymnasts (pictured together center) finished off with a strong 184.897, as Russia (pictured together right) is taking home the silver medal with a 176.688 and in third, China (pictured together left) won the bronze medal with a 176.003 score

Smiles: Simone Biles poses with her first gold medal after Team USA won at the women's team final in Rio on Tuesday

The diverse squad dominated the Olympics, as this is their second straight gold medal for the women's team finals. Pictured left to right: Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez, Madison Kocian and Aly Raisman

Four years ago in London, Team USA won by 5.066 points, as that was the biggest margin in 52 years. This time around, they took home the gold by spreading the margin to 8.209. Pictured left to right: Gabrielle Douglas, Aly Raisman, Simone Biles, Madison Kocian, and Lauren Hernandez

Golden: Team USA took home the gold medal for the women's team final on Tuesday in Rio. Above U.S. gymnasts, left to right, Gabrielle Douglas, Lauren Hernandez, Aly Raisman and Simone Biles celebrate at the end 

The U.S. gymnastics team celebrates winning gold at the women's team and hug it out with each other 

From left to right, Simone Biles, Gabrielle Douglas and Madison Kocian wave to the audience at the end of the women's team final on Tuesday

This one's for you coach: The victorious quintet posed with their medals and their longtime coach Martha Karolyi who is retiring after these games

Biles gave a stellar performance on the floor during the gymnastics women's team final on Tuesday

Mighty mouse: 4ft 8in Biles scored a 15.800 during the floor exercise, as it was the best of the competition 

Simone Biles stands with her coach Aimee Boorman during the women's team final on Tuesday in Rio

Aly Raisman is embraced by her teammate Gabby Douglas after her performance on the balance beam during the artistic gymnastics women's team final on Tuesday

Douglas cheers for a teammate during the women's team final on Tuesday for the Rio Olympics

Laurie Hernandez scored a 15.233 on the beam, as Aly Raisman scored a 15.000 and Biles scored a 15.300.

Madison Kocian scored 15.933 on the uneven bars finishing off the rotation for Team USA. Following close behind was Gabby Douglas, who scored 15.766 on the uneven bars. 

That was the only individual event for Douglas, who was an all-around gold medalist for the 2012 games in London. 

Hernandez, 16, went first on the vault scoring 15.100. Next Raisman and Biles went next on the vault and scored 15.833 and 15.933, respectively.

Team USA went from the 'Fierce Five' nickname to the 'Final Five,' since the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo will only have four people per team competing for gymnastics. Raisman later explained it was partly a tribute to their coach Martha Karolyi, who is retiring after Rio. Raisman also called her a 'gymnastics god'.

Biles' family talked of their pride Tuesday night as she became the little darling of American sport.

They revealed she had no nerves at all in the hours before the gold was decided and the tension was with them instead.

They watched in awe as the teenager led her team to gold in the Olympic arena in the artistic gymnastics.

Perfection: Laurie Hernandez (above) of Team USA competes on the beam during the women's team final in Rio on Tuesday

Hernandez (above) scored a 15.233 on the beam during the women's team final in Rio on Tuesday

Biles (above) of the United States competes on the balance beam during the women's team final on Tuesday

Biles (above) scored a 15.300 on the balance beam for the women's finals on Tuesday in Rio

Focused: The US women's gymnastic team have taken center stage Tuesday during the Olympic finals in Rio. Above Gabby Douglas competes on the Uneven Bars during the women's team final on Tuesday

Douglas (above) scored 15.766 on the uneven bars during he women's team final on Tuesday

That was the only individual event for Douglas (above), who was an all-around gold medalist for the 2012 games in London

Douglas came in second on Team USA behind Madison Kocian (above), who scored 15.933 on the uneven bars

What pressure? Biles took to Snapchat (left) to celebrate her win after praising her wonderful team; right, Hernandez and Kocian also went on social media to enjoy their spoils

And here's one we made earlier! Hernandez and Kocian pose for a selfie during their medal ceremony

Captain's honor! Raisman (pictured left and right) led her team to an incredible victory - she is pictured left with Kocian and right with 2012 darling Gabbie Douglas

Summed up nicely: Biles took to Twitter to simply state: 'Dreams DO come true'

Baby Shakira: The human emoji Laurie Hernandez took to Twitter to congratulate her team on their dominant display

Biles and her team mates were flawless as they walked away with the gold, beating out Russia and China.

Speaking in a press conference after the dominant win, Biles said the team was 'so successful because we believe in ourselves. Our team believes in each other.'

'It hasn´t been easy but we have done everything we could have done to get where we are,' she said.

‘Personally I don't think I felt pressure. I have this wonderful team behind me.’

Asked what her biggest challenge ahead was, she said: ‘There is no biggest challenge.

‘The hardest part is to go back to training and to keep pushing. We all have finals. But the hardest challenge now is getting to sleep because we are so excited.’

The Texas native's mother Nellie told Daily Mail Online: ‘For her to come to the Olympics and achieving means the world to her and to us as a family.

‘It has been one of her goals and one of her dreams for many, many years. This is unbelievable, just unbelievable.’

Simone’s father Ronald said: ‘I am overjoyed, speechless and just happy for Team USA I want to give her a big hug kiss.

‘She has worked very hard for his and has been doing this now for 13 years. She has put a lot of pounding on her body.

‘But you can see that she is really enjoying it too.

Asked how it felt to be the father of an Olympic champion, he said: ‘That is a good question. I have to get used to it first.’

Nellie added: ‘We are proud of her and this morning she told me she was feeling fine and relaxed and that always make me know that things are fine with Simone.

‘She was not nervous…I am the one who is more nervous than Simone. She knows that I am a wreck.

Kocian (above) competes on the uneven bars during the women's finals on Tuesday in Rio for the Olympics

Simone Biles (above) performs on the uneven bars during the artistic gymnastics women's team final at the 2016 Summer

Kocian (second left) was congratulated by Raisman (left) and other teammates after competing on the uneven bars on Tuesday

U.S. gymnasts, from left to right, Madison Kocian, Simone Biles, Aly Raisman and Lauren Hernandez rest during the women's team final on Tuesday

Simone Biles (above) smiles before she competes in the Uneven Bars event during the women's team final on Tuesday

Going for gold: Team USA is pictured before the finals start on Tuesday. Above from left to right: Laurie Hernandez, Alexandra Raisman, Simone Biles, Gabrielle Douglas and Madison Kocian

‘Once we get home it will sink in and I don’t know how we are going to react. It is going to be draining by the time we get home.’

Her sister Adria,17, also a former gymnast, said: ’I told Simone to kick butt today and she did.’

Other parents of the gold-winning team were also incredulous at the win.

Anthony Hernandez, of, said: ‘I am extremely proud. We are still trying to get to grips with it as it is all new to us, But we are so proud of Laurie.’

Mr Hernandez, a Manhattan Supreme court clerk from New Jersey, summed up his 16-year-old daughter’s attributes as : ‘strength, faith, integrity and being wonderful.’

He added: ‘What you see in her smile and her joy of life, that is Laurie. We are used to it because we see her everyday with her love of life.’

Caroline Douglas, grandmother of Gabby Douglas said she was 'thrilled' and the team had done a 'marvelous' job. 

‘I went through all this tension in London 2012 when she won her first gold medal and it wasn’t as bad this time.

'I have been there before and I don’t think we are going there again. I think she is done. Two Olympics is a lot. But two team gold medals is amazing.

‘I looked at her today and thought ‘ when did you grow up, you were just a baby. She is 20 now.

‘It is not retirement age for most people, but if she wanted to compete at the Olympics again, I would be there for her to support her.

‘But she says she thinks this is it. But that is her decision, so it may not be.’

Douglas herself later said: 'I have found great joy again. It's amazing to be out there and to experience this with these wonderful girls.' 

Simone’s brother Adam said: ‘Absolutely we’re proud of her. Its difficult to find the words.’

Her second brother Ronald Jr laughed, saying she was tiny, but she was a powerful woman.

‘As siblings we fight all the time, but we love her and are very proud of her.’

Simone’s uncle Dale Biles said: ‘That is gold medal number one…four more to go!'

The media spotlight has fallen largely on Biles as she wows crowds and aims to bring home five gold medals, but he said this was not a problem with the other four.

Biggest fans: Caroline Douglas (left), clutching a Barbie of her granddaughter Gabby Douglas said she was 'thrilled' and the team had done a 'marvelous' job, while right Simone’s brothers Adam and Ronald Jr who called her 'tiny' but 'powerful'

Proud parents: Aly Raisman's parents Lynn and Rick, who have squirmed their way through watching their daughter compete, join in the applause after the victory

Hug it out: Simone Biles (right) and Gabrielle Douglas embrace during the women's team final on Tuesday ahead of the competition for the Rio Olympics

Above Lauren Hernandez (right) and Aly Raisman (center) rest after their routine on the vault, as teammate Madison Kocian is given a massage during the artistic gymnastics women's team final on Tuesday

Team USA dominated the qualification on Sunday, as they led all countries with a total score of 185.238. Above Biles is pictured before the start of the competition on Tuesday

On Sunday, the team scored nearly 10 points higher than the second-best team, China, at 175.279. Above Laurie Hernandez is pictured in the air completing a vault on Tuesday

Aly Raisman (above) performs on the vault during the artistic gymnastics women's team final at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio

‘Laurie is rooming with Simone,' he said. ‘These girls are very close. This is a very tight team they were all focused on one goal of bringing the gold home for the USA.’

Team USA dominated the qualification on Sunday, as they led all countries with a total score of 185.238, which is nearly 10 points higher than the second-best team, China, at 175.279.

Ahead of Tuesday afternoon's competition, Biles, 19, took to her Snapchat account and shared a photo of watching popular show Modern Family on Netflix.

'Start off the morning with some Netflix ... Modern Family,' Biles wrote in a caption for the photo she shared at 8.41am. 

In another snap, Biles shared a selfie of herself sporting Team USA themed gear, before uploading a quick video featuring her teammates, Hernandez and Douglas.

Simone Biles completes her routine on the vault (above) during the artistic gymnastics women's team final in Rio on Tuesday

On Sunday at the Games, Biles, who is a three-time world champion, led the way in all-around with 62.366. Above she smiles after completing the vault on Tuesday at the Olympics

Biles is right on target to win five gold medals, as she is the favorite to win the vault, beam, and floor. Above Biles smiles as she looks up before the start of the women's team final on Tuesday

Biles also shared a photo of what the gear she would be wearing for the highly anticipated Olympic meet. 

Rhonda Faehn, the Senior Vice President USA Gymnastics, shared the above photo ahead of the competition on Tuesday showing the Team USA together in their warm up gear in Rio.

Other teams who qualified for the team final are Russia with 174.620, Great Britain with 174.064, Brazil with 174.054, Germany with 173.263, Japan with 172.564 and the Netherlands with 171.929.

On Sunday at the Games, Biles, who is a three-time world champion, led the way.

Gabby Douglas (right) looks back at the audience before the start of the artistic gymnastics at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday

Above Biles stretches before performing in an apparatus during the women's team final on Tuesday in Rio 

Above Biles practices on the vault during the women's team final at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday

Above the Team USA (from left) Lauren Hernandez, Alexandra Raisman, Simone Biles, Gabrielle Douglas and Madison Kocian enter the venue for the Women's Team Final on Tuesday

Her score of 62.366 was well clear of teammate Aly Raisman. So much for the butterflies in her stomach.

'I do a very good job at hiding it,' Biles said. 'The team, we just calm it down.'

Biles is right on target to win five gold medals, as she is the favorite to win the vault, beam, and floor.  

'Simone is Simone,' US national women's team coordinator Martha Karolyi said, according to CNN. 

'She is a big talent, but she proved also at controlling herself and how she is able to perform under pressure. 

'There's a reason why she's three-time world champion. Simone is doing gymnastics because she wants to prove to the world how good she is.'

Above U.S. fans cheer for their gymnasts during the artistic gymnastics women's team final at the 2016 Summer Olympics

 Rhonda Faehn, the Senior Vice President USA Gymnastics, shared the above photo ahead of the competition on Tuesday showing Team USA together in their warm up gear in Rio

 Ahead of Tuesday afternoon's competition, Simone Biles (right), 19, took to her Snapchat account and shared a photo of watching popular show Modern Family on Netflix

All five women earned a spot in either the all-around or event finals, or in the case of Biles and Raisman, both.

Raisman, a three-time Olympic medalist four years ago, grabbed the second spot in the individual all-around for the Americans by edging reigning Olympic champion Gabby Douglas thanks in part to what Raisman called 'the best bar routine of my life.'

Rules limit each country to two gymnasts per event in the all-around and event finals, meaning even though Douglas was third overall, she'll miss out on a chance to defend the crown she won in London. 

Not that she was moping. When Raisman drilled her dismount on beam, Douglas rose from her chair and gave her a hug.

In another snap, Biles uploaded a quick video featuring her teammates, Laurie Hernandez (left) and Gabby Douglas (right)

Biles also shared a photo of what the gear (left) she would be wearing for the highly anticipated Olympic meet, as well as selfie of herself in a mirror

A controversial selection to the five-woman team after a so-so performance at Olympic trials, Douglas validated Karolyi's choice with steady performances all over, including a bars set that earned her a spot in the individual finals.

'She said 'I believe in you, and you can go out and do it,'' Douglas said. 'At the end of the day that means so much ... because she's very precise. It feels good.'

The women's gymnastics team is on a winning streak, as they won gold during the London Olympics in 2012. 

They also won team gold at the world championships three consecutive times, 2011, 2014 and 2015. The team event was not held in 2013.