Execution judging was very poor overall, I thought.
I heard more complaints about WAG Vault than any other apparatus.
The E-panel ends up “boxing” the scores to stay in range. The difference between the best and the worst routines is too close together. As a result the D-score weighs far more heavily than intended.
The range between the 16 vaults in WAG Finals was 8.700 to 9.166. The ladies threw virtually the same E-score for every vault, regardless of quality. Computer software could easily have done a much better job of ranking.
The range in the Men’s final was 7.766 to 9.500.
In general the Men’s judges did a better job than WAG at Europeans 2017. But the E-scores on Men’s Floor, for example, were badly boxed too.
If you want to do some number crunching yourself, download a copy of the finals results.
7th Petrom European WAG MAG Individual Championships 2017 CLUJ NAPOCA – RESULTSBOOK – Media
Gymnastics Coaching.com 
Totally agree. Women’s vault was terrible with E scores. Almost flawless vault such as from the Hungarian scores 9.1. You couldn’t find nine tenths on that vault with a microscope. Judges are too afraid to give high scores. A 9.3 is like a 10.0
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