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Latest comment: 13 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I hid a section of the article:
champion of chriterium France in 2000 CG
champion of junior France in 2002 CG
championship of France senior in 2004 CG 3rd
vice champion of France in 2005 on uneven parallel bars
champion of France senior in 2006 CG
champion of France 2006 on the beam
vice champion of France 2006 on the floor and uneven parallel bars
junior European championship Amsterdam 2004 team competition 5th
junior European championship Amsterdam 2004 junior CG 5 th
European championship Amsterdam on final 2004 jump 6th
European championship senior in 2006 team competition 6th
European championship senior 2006 finals floor 5th
European championship senior 2006 finals bars 5th
What is "chriterium", "CG", "jump"? I assume "champion of France" means French national champion, but I can't be sure. I tried checking out fr:wiki but, as I can't read French, it was of limited helpfulness. Any help would be appreciated. --Fang Ailitalk 21:31, 29 April 2011 (UTC)Reply
