Carol Exbrayat - Iron Score, Career, Ms Olympia History

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Competition Results 1 documented placements · verified against federation releases.

Year	Competition	Division	Place	Source
1993	Ms. Olympia	Women's Bodybuilding	19	↗

Career Statistics Derived from 1 verified contest entries · recomputed nightly.

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Wins

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1993

Seasons

1993–1993

Apex wins

Olympia · Arnold · RP tier

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Olympia record: 1 appearances · best placement 19 · 0 overall title(s)

Most-faced rivals

Athlete	Meetings	Record (W–L)
Anita Gandol	1	1–0
Kathy Unger	1	1–0
Mary Ellen Warman	1	1–0

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About Carol Exbrayat

Carol Exbrayat is a French bodybuilder who competed in the Ms. Olympia division. Her most notable recorded appearance was at the 1993 Ms. Olympia, where she placed 19th in the competition. This remains her documented major placement in the sport's historical record.

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