france won the first world cup in 1930.
france won the first world cup in 1930.
when did france won the first world cup?
1930
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history of the france national football team
he placed 23rd in moguls in his first world cup, which took place in deer valley, utah on january 13, 2006, a world cup won by digravio's teammate on the u.s. ski team, toby dawson. in digravio's second world cup, he broke into the top-10, placing 6th in moguls at the world cup in lake placid, new york on january 20, 2006. his rookie year on the world cup (2006) also included the only world cup podium of his career as of 2012; he placed 3rd in moguls in the world cup that took place on march 1, 2006 in jisan forest, south korea, just behind the winner and then freshly-crowned olympic champion dale begg-smith and behind the second-place finisher guilbaut colas from france (it was the first world cup podium for colas as well). digravio almost didn't even qualify for his second and final run at that world cup. only sixteen skiers advance, and he qualified in fourteenth. but his second run was good enough for bronze.
david digravio