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Miguel Ángel Rubio

Miguel Ángel Rubio competed for Spain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1988–1992.

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Career, in brief

Miguel Ángel Rubio was a two-time Olympian for Spain in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1988 through 1992.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 2 appearances

1992 Barcelona Olympics

Jul 26 → Aug 9 · Barcelona
All-Around Qual 111.325 — did not advance 76th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.775
Still Rings Qual 18.975
Parallel Bars Qual 18.800
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.550 — did not advance 75th
Floor Exercise Qual 18.400 — did not advance 82nd
Vault Qual 17.825 — did not advance 91st

1988 Seoul Olympics

Sep 20 → Oct 3 · Seoul
All-Around Qual 112.850 — did not advance 77th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.450
Still Rings Qual 19.250
Parallel Bars Qual 19.150
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.600
Floor Exercise Qual 18.650
Vault Qual 18.750

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USA · MAG · 1992 – 1996

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South Korea · MAG · 1988 – 1988

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Sources

Sources olympedia.org (Barcelona 1992, Seoul 1988)
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