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2019 Russian Athletics Championships

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2019 Russian Athletics Championships
Dates24–27 July 2019
Host cityCheboksary
VenueOlympic Stadium
Events40
Participation731 athletes

The 2019 Russian Athletics Championships was held from 24–27 July at the Olympic Stadium in Cheboksary. It was the seventh time that the capital of the Chuvash Republic hosted the event. The four-day competition featured 40 track and field events and was attended by 731 athletes from 72 regions of the country.

Championships

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During 2018, Russian championships were held in various cities in individual athletics disciplines:[1][2]

Track and field

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Rushan Abdulkaderov
Moscow
10.44 Aleksey Laptev
Sverdlovsk Oblast
10.54 Aleksey Usov
Moscow
10.56
200 metres Andrey Lukin
Karelia
20.57 Ilfat Sadeev
Ulyanovsk Oblast
20.83 Anton Novikov
Moscow
20.88
400 metres Aleksandr Buyanovskiy
Samara Oblast
45.98 Artem Araslanov
Moscow/Kirov Oblast
46.39 Mikhail Filatov
Saint Petersburg
46.44
800 metres Konstantin Kholmogorov
Moscow/Perm Krai
1:46.51 Konstantin Tolokonnikov
Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast
1:48.42 Nikolay Verbitskiy
Moscow Oblast/Buryatiya
1:48.67
1500 metres Valentin Smirnov
Saint Petersburg/Chelyabinsk Oblast
3:41.80 Konstantin Plokhotnikov
Krasnodar Krai
3:41.86 Maksim Aleksandrov
Saint Petersburg/Novosibirsk Oblast
3:42.95
5000 metres Vladimir Nikitin
Moscow/Perm Krai
13:22.72 Evgeniy Rybakov
Kemerovo Oblast
13:25.12 Anatoliy Rybakov
Kemerovo Oblast
13:26.35
10,000 metres Evgeniy Rybakov
Kemerovo Oblast
28:18.90 Anatoliy Rybakov
Kemerovo Oblast
28:18.91 Vyacheslav Shalamov
Krasnodar Krai
29:04.58
3000 m s'chase Konstantin Plokhotnikov
Krasnodar Krai
8:29.85 Maksim Yakushev
Sverdlovsk Oblast
8:33.52 Yuriy Kloptsov
Moscow/Altai Krai
8:34.32
110 m hurdles Konstantin Shabanov
Moscow/Pskov Oblast
13.67 Artem Makarenko
Moscow/Krasnoyarsk Krai
13.73 Filipp Shabanov
Moscow/Pskov Oblast
13.88
400 m hurdles Aleksandr Skorobogatko
Tyumen Oblast
49.83 Denis Kudryavtsev
Tyumen Oblast
49.96 Timofey Chalyy
Krasnoyarsk Krai/Moscow Oblast
50.25
High jump Mikhail Akimenko
Moscow/Kabardino-Balkaria
2.33 m Daniil Tsyplakov
Krasnodar Krai/Khabarovsk Krai
2.28 m Nikita Anishchenkov
Moscow/Chelyabinsk Oblast
Ilya Ivanyuk
Bryansk Oblast/Smolensk Oblast
Aleksandr Asanov
Moscow
2.24 m
Pole vault Ilya Mudrov
Moscow Oblast/Yaroslavl Oblast
5.65 m Georgiy Gorokhov
Moscow/Bryansk Oblast
5.55 m Dmitriy Zhelyabin
Moscow/Stavropol Krai
5.55 m
Long jump Artem Primak
Krasnodar Krai/Khabarovsk Krai
8.01 m
(+1.4 m/s)
Pavel Shalin
Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast
7.88 m
(+0.3 m/s)
Denis Bogdanov
Volgograd Oblast/Moscow
7.87 m
(+0.2 m/s)
Triple jump Dmitriy Sorokin
Krasnodar Krai
17.31 m
(0.0 m/s)
Aleksandr Yurchenko
Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast
16.77 m
(0.0 m/s)
Aleksey Fyodorov
Moscow Oblast/Smolensk Oblast
16.68 m
(0.0 m/s)
Shot put Aleksandr Lesnoy
Krasnodar Krai/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
20.56 m Konstantin Lyadusov
Moscow/Rostov Oblast
20.02 m Maksim Afonin
Moscow/Moscow Oblast
19.83 m
Discus throw Aleksey Khudyakov
Moscow/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
62.45 m Viktor Butenko
Moscow
61.42 m Gleb Sidorchenko
Moscow/Stavropol Krai
60.57 m
Hammer throw Evgeniy Korotovskiy
Moscow/Smolensk Oblast
77.17 m Aleksey Sokirskiy
Krasnodar Krai
75.63 m Denis Lukyanov
Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast
75.35 m
Javelin throw Dmitriy Tarabin
Krasnodar Krai/Moscow Oblast
80.49 m Nikolay Orlov
Moscow Oblast
77.62 m Boris Bezdolnyy
Krasnodar Krai
72.82 m
4 × 100 m relay  Krasnodar Krai
Dmitriy Khomutov
Dmitriy Lopin
Ruslan Perestyuk
Evgeniy Plokhoy
40.02  Saint Petersburg
Ivan Sharov
Dmitriy Shkuropatov
Kirill Chernukhin
Artur Reysbikh
40.37  Vologda Oblast
Maksim Novoslugin
Konstantin Petryashov
Danil Roslyakov
Mark Tsypkus
40.39
4 × 400 m relay  Saint Petersburg
Maksim Rafilovich
Kirill Luzhinskiy
Andrey Kukharenko
Mikhail Filatov
3:07.26  Moscow Oblast
Leonid Karasev
Timofey Chalyy
Egor Filippov
Yaroslav Tkalich
3:08.24  Moscow
Dmitriy Efimov
Nikita Evseenkov
Anton Novikov
Artem Araslanov
3:08.61

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Kristina Sivkova
Moscow
11.35 Elena Chernyaeva
Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast
11.52 Natalya Pogrebnyak
Krasnodar Krai
11.55
200 metres Elena Chernyaeva
Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast
23.16 Natalya Pogrebnyak
Krasnodar Krai
23.25 Marina Maksimova
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast/Chuvashia
23.44
400 metres Antonina Krivoshapka
Moscow/Volgograd Oblast
51.25 Kseniya Aksenova
Sverdlovsk Oblast/Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
51.75 Alena Mamina
Moscow Oblast/Sverdlovsk Oblast
52.08
800 metres Aleksandra Gulyaeva
Moscow/Ivanovo Oblast
2:00.24 Vera Vasileva
Chuvashia
2:02.45 Ekaterina Kupina
Kursk Oblast
2:02.73
1500 metres Aleksandra Gulyaeva
Moscow/Ivanovo Oblast
4:04.92 Dina Aleksandrova
Kursk Oblast
4:07.25 Ekaterina Storozheva
Moscow Oblast/Saint Petersburg
4:08.35
5000 metres Svetlana Aplachkina
Voronezh Oblast
15:22.14 Elena Korobkina
Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast
15:22.17 Elena Sedova
Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast
15:43.27
10,000 metres Elena Korobkina
Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast
32:16.01 Elena Sedova
Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast
32:20.45 Lyudmila Lebedeva
Moscow/Mari El
32:28.45
3000 m s'chase Anna Tropina
Sverdlovsk Oblast
9:31.86 Natalya Koloskova
Moscow/Primorsky Krai
9:38.18 Anna Petrova
Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast
9:47.84
100 m hurdles Anastasiya Nikolaeva
Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast
13.33 Nina Morozova
Krasnodar Krai/Bryansk Oblast
13.40 Irina Manakova
Moscow/Saint Petersburg
13.43
400 m hurdles Vera Rudakova
Moscow/Perm Krai
55.57 Valeriya Andreeva
Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast
55.91 Anastasiya Kibakina
Ulyanovsk Oblast
57.29
High jump Mariya Lasitskene
Moscow Oblast/Kabardino-Balkaria
2.00 m Anna Chicherova
Moscow/Rostov Oblast
1.91 m Tatyana Odineva
Moscow
Aleksandra Yaryshkina
Moscow
1.91 m
Pole vault Anzhelika Sidorova
Moscow/Chuvashia
4.86 m Angelina Krasnova
Moscow/Irkutsk Oblast
4.61 m Irina Ivanova
Omsk Oblast
4.56 m
Long jump Darya Klishina
Moscow/Tver Oblast
6.82 m
(0.0 m/s)
Yelena Sokolova
Moscow/Belgorod Oblast
6.70 m
(0.0 m/s)
Polina Lukyanenkova
Krasnodar Krai
6.61 m
(0.0 m/s)
Triple jump Darya Nidbaykina
Moscow/Bryansk Oblast
14.50 m
(+0.8 m/s)
Anna Krylova
Tatarstan
13.89 m
(+0.4 m/s)
Natalya Yevdokimova
Moscow
13.81 m
(+0.4 m/s)
Shot put Alena Gordeeva
Moscow/Tver Oblast
18.25 m Anna Avdeeva
Samara Oblast
18.05 m Evgeniya Soloveva
Moscow Oblast/Chelyabinsk Oblast
17.70 m
Discus throw Ekaterina Strokova
Moscow/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
63.06 m Natalya Karpova
Omsk Oblast/Saint Petersburg
59.68 m Yelena Panova
Moscow/Vladimir Oblast
58.48 m
Hammer throw Elizaveta Tsareva
Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast
71.94 m Sofya Palkina
Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast
69.33 m Alena Lysenko
Moscow/Vladimir Oblast
65.09 m
Javelin throw Mariya Rybnikova
Voronezh Oblast
58.30 m Vera Rebrik
Moscow
56.02 m Mariya Kurbatova
Rostov Oblast
50.93 m
4 × 100 m relay  Saint Petersburg
Vera Alymova
Elena Chernyaeva
Ekaterina Bleskina
Anastasiya Grigoreva
44.62  Novosibirsk Oblast
Veronika Pechenkina
Ekaterina Tropina
Anastasiya Bragina
Tamara Slastnikova
45.64  Penza Oblast
Angelina Starodubova
Kristina Khorosheva
Valeriya Muromskaya
Darya Tryalina
45.76
4 × 400 m relay  Moscow Oblast
Anastasiya Bednova
Valeriya Andreeva
Yuliya Spiridonova
Alena Mamina
3:30.54  Moscow
Ekaterina Renzhina
Irina Kolesnichenko
Elizaveta Anikienko
Nadezhda Kotlyarova
3:31.35  Perm Krai
Liliya Gabdullina
Vera Rudakova
Elizaveta Matveeva
Elena Zuykevich
3:37.16

Mountain Running

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The 20th Russian Mountain Running Championship (uphill) was held on 30 March at Mount Beshtau in Zheleznovodsk, Stavropol Krai. A total of 72 participants (46 men and 26 women) from 25 regions of the country started the competition.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
7 km
perepad vysot:/+888 m −102 m
Yuriy Tambasov
Voronezh Oblast
40:37 Gennadiy Egorov
Tatarstan
40:40 Aleksey Pagnuev
Sverdlovsk Oblast
40:53

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
7 km
perepad vysot:/+888 m −102 m
Marina Titova
Samara Oblast
51:06 Anastasiya Kozina
Samara Oblast
51:21 Anastasiya Rudnaya
Saint Petersburg
51:34

Spring Cross Country

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The 2019 Russian Spring Cross Championships was held on 26 April in the city of Suzdal, Vladimir Oblast. The course was in a looped format on a kilometre-long course with numerous turns. Four senior races were attended by 97 runners (53 men and 44 women) from 35 regions of Russia. For the first time since 2004, the spring cross championship was not held in Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast. Suzdal became only the fifth city to host the country's championship in cross country running.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Cross country 4 km Nikolay Gorin
Moscow/Mordovia
11:39 Aleksey Popov
Voronezh Oblast
11:43 Vildan Gadelshin
Bashkortostan
11:50
Cross country 8 km Mikhail Strelkov
Moscow
Oryol Oblast
24:09 Sergey Popov
Voronezh Oblast
24:17 Denis Chertykov
Khakassia
24:18

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Cross country 2 km Ekaterina Storozheva
Moscow Oblast/Saint Petersburg
6:20 Anna Kupaeva
Murmansk Oblast
6:23 Natalya Aristarkhova
Krasnoyarsk Krai
6:25
Cross country 5 km Kseniya Makhneva
Chuvashia
16:44 Natalya Leonteva
Moscow
16:49 Elena Sedova
Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast
17:01

Marathon

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The 2019 Russian Marathon Championships was held on 5 May in the city of Kazan as part of the Kazan Marathon. The course had an incline in the first half around the Millennium Bridge, but the rest of the course was flat.

Prior to the event, Stepan Kiselev and Iskander Yadgarov had promoted the idea of a duel between the two on social media, with the organizers of the marathon casting it as a professional versus amateur contest. Yadgarov, a programmer at Yandex, said he would take on professional Russian marathon runners, with national champion Kiselev serving as his role model. Competitions were held in warm and sunny weather (about 20 degrees Celsius at the finish). A total of 81 marathon runners (49 men and 32 women) from 34 regions of Russia were at the start line. The reigning champion, Alexei Reunkov, did not defend his title due to an injured Achilles tendon.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Marathon Stepan Kiselev
Tatarstan
2:12:56 Andrey Leyman
Krasnodar Krai
2:14:11 Yuriy Chechun
Samara Oblast
2:15:29

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Marathon Sardana Trofimova
Sakha-Sakha Republic
2:31:31 Irina Sergeyeva
Kursk Oblast
2:31:58 Alina Prokopeva
Moscow Oblast/Chuvashia
2:34:11

24-hour run

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The Russian 24-hour Championships was held on 10–11 May 2019 at the Iskra Stadium in Moscow as part of the XXVIII Super Day Marathon. A total of 53 athletes from 28 regions of Russia (37 men and 16 women) took to the start. For the first time in the history of the championships of Russia, all three women medalists showed results above 230 km, and four participants fulfilled the standard of an international-class master of sports (225 km). The winners were 24-hour run debutants Valery Dolzhikov (257,061 m) and Tatyana Fomina (233,380 m).

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
24-hour run Valeriy Dolzhikov
Rostov Oblast
257061 m Timur Ponomarev
Voronezh Oblast
250421 m Artem Stonozhenko
Moscow Oblast
247433 m

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
24-hour run Tatyana Fomina
Moscow Oblast
233380 m Olga Veselkina
Kemerovo Oblast
231740 m Valentina Mikhaylova
Vologda Oblast
231159 m

Mountain Running (uphill and downhill)

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The 21st Russian Mountain Running Championship (uphill and downhill) was held on 18 May in the village of Toksovo, Leningrad Oblast. Competitions were held at the sports base of the local Military Institute of Physical Culture, where a 1.7 km long lap with a height difference of 200 m. A total of 59 participants (34 men and 25 women) from 14 regions of Russia came to the start. Ruslan Khoroshilov became the first man to win the national titles in all three types of mountain running, having won the uphill race in 2015 and the long distance race in 2017.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mountain running 12 km
(+1400 m −1400 m)
Ruslan Khoroshilov
Belgorod Oblast
59:37 Andrey Alakhverdov
Stavropol Krai
1:01:19 Viktor Samoylov
Samara Oblast
1:02:17

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mountain running 6.9 km
(+800 m −800 m)
Nadezhda Leonteva
Samara Oblast
42:10 Svetlana Timofeeva
Samara Oblast
42:33 Darya Panchenko
Saint Petersburg
42:45

Combined Events

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The Russian Combined Events Championships were determined on 14–16 June in Smolensk. The competition was attended by 39 athletes (28 men and 11 women) from 18 regions of the country. The championship was held at the stadium of the Smolensk Academy of Physical Culture.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Decathlon Artem Lukyanenko
Moscow/Rostov Oblast
8064 pts Sergey Timshin
Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast
7961 pts Evgeniy Likhanov
Moscow/Krasnoyarsk Krai
7895 pts

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Heptathlon Mariya Pavlova
Tatarstan
6114 pts Viktoriya Vaseykina
Moscow/Bryansk Oblast
6010 pts Aleksandra Butvina
Rostov Oblast/Saint Petersburg
5910 pts

Race Walking

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The Russian Race Walking Championships was held on 15–16 June in Cheboksary along the city's promenade. A total of 65 athletes (39 men and 26 women) from 13 regions of the country took part in the competition. Claudia Afanasyeva defended her women's 50 km walk title in 3:57.08, which exceeded the world record of 3:59.15 by Liu Hong, but was not ratified due to Russia's international ban due to doping and the absence of foreign judges.

In February 2019, three of the four Russian walking champions (Shirobokov, Sharypov, Afanasyeva) received warnings from RUSADA for forbidden cooperation with the trainer Viktor Chegin, who was suspended for life in 2016 for numerous doping violations of his athletes. Another champion, Elena Lashmanova, trained for a long time under the guidance of Chegin, and from 2014 to 2016 she was suspended from the competition due to a positive doping test.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
20 km walk Sergey Shirobokov
Mordovia/Udmurtia
1:19:27 Roman Evstifeev
Mordovia
1:21:19 Aleksey Kudashkin
Mordovia
1:21:31
50 km walk Sergey Sharypov
Mordovia/Udmurtia
3:43:36 Nikolay Sergeev
Moscow/Chuvashia
3:49:31 Aleksey Terentev
Moscow
3:58:13

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
20 km walk Elena Lashmanova
Mordovia
1:27:19 Elvira Khasanova
Mordovia
1:28:15 Nadezhda Sergeeva
Moscow Oblast
1:30:54
50 km walk Klavdiya Afanaseva
Mordovia/Chuvashia
3:57:08 Margarita Nikiforova
Mordovia/Kemerovo Oblast
4:05:58 Nadezhda Mokeeva
Moscow Oblast/Chuvashia
4:22:23

Trail running

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The inaugural Russian Trail Championships was held on 6 July in Karpinsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, as part of the 24th Konzhak Mountain Marathon. In 2015, the IAAF officially recognized trail running as an athletics discipline and the Russian Ministry of Sports followed the body's lead with a national-level decision in 2017.

Participants overcame a 38.5 km long track laid along the slopes of Konzhakovsky Kamen Mountain. A total of 28 runners (20 men and 8 women) from 11 regions of the country were entered. Around 1,400 people entered the non-championship element of the race and the official championship winners were beaten by Yevgeny Markov (2:57.54), Antonina Yushina (3:35.13) and Anna Medvedeva (3:58.58), who had not been nominated by their region.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Trail running 38.5 km Andrey Safronov
Bashkortostan
3:07:54 Aleksey Pagnuev
Sverdlovsk Oblast
3:09:00 Anatoliy Pechenkin
Perm Krai
3:30:08

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Trail running 38.5 km Zulfiya Gaynanova
Bashkortostan
4:00:16 Ekaterina Ryazanova
Krasnodar Krai
4:06:39 Ramilya Shagieva
Ulyanovsk Oblast
4:16:09

Relay

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The Russian Relay Championships was held from 8–9 September in Adlersky City District at the stadium of the Yunost sports complex.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100+200+400+800 m relay  Belgorod Oblast
Ivan Mamatov
Vsevolod Yakovlev
Andrey Chernyshov
Sergey Dubrovskiy
3:07.98  Voronezh Oblast
Ivan Trubnikov
Vladislav Doronin
Viktor Rozhenko
Rinat Shabaev
3:09.34  Moscow Oblast
Denis Zankin
Egor Filippov
Konstantin Zuev
Aleksey Butranov
3:10.15
4 × 800 m relay  Moscow Oblast
Egor Nikolaev
Konstantin Zuev
Egor Filippov
Aleksey Butranov
7:26.37  Ulyanovsk Oblast
Sergey Ermolov
Leonid Morozov
Sergey Khvatkov
Yaroslav Shmelev
7:27.99  Saint Petersburg
Vladislav Noskov
Valeriy Postnikov
Mikhail Bekyashev
Ivan Berezin
7:28.02
Shuttle hurdles relay  Saint Petersburg
Sergey Solodov
Andrey Gubanov
Oleg Spiridonov
German Shiryagin
58.43  Kemerovo Oblast
Andrey Khaylov
Aleksey Cherkasov
Konstantin Makhnev
Andrey Fomichev
59.19  Volgograd Oblast
Maksim Lobkov
Danil Nedrigaylo
Evgeniy Sarantsev
Ilya Shkurenev
1:00.64

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100+200+400+800 m relay  Saint Petersburg
Valeriya Tsaplina
Vera Alymova
Ekaterina Tyurina
Ulyana Avvakumenkova
3:37.74  Voronezh Oblast
Alina Bozyukova
Irina Baulina
Olesya Bureeva
Svetlana Aplachkina
3:38.15  Kursk Oblast
Yuliya Petrishcheva
Anastasiya Rybkina
Elena Kotelnikova
Dina Aleksandrova
3:38.51
4 × 800 m relay  Saint Petersburg
Nadezhda Moseeva
Ekaterina Storozheva
Anzhelika Shevchenko
Anastasiya Kalina
8:31.76  Saint Petersburg
Darya Bolshakova
Polina Kondrashova
Olesya Kuzminchuk
Ulyana Avvakumenkova
8:36.10  Moscow Oblast
Darya Zimina
Aleksandra Pavlyutenkova
Elizaveta Tsyganova
Polina Zhukova
8:39.24
4 × 100 m relay  Saint Petersburg
Ekaterina Bleskina
Darya Shishkina
Valeriya Gromova
Irina Manakova
56.25  Novosibirsk Oblast
Aleksandra Grosheva
Viktoriya Pervushina
Ekaterina Tropina
Veronika Pechenkina
56.64  Voronezh Oblast
Irina Baulina
Alina Bozyukova
Anastasiya Vorobeva
Valeriya Rytikova
59.31

Half marathon

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The Russian Half Marathon Championships was held on 15 September in Yaroslavl as part of the VI Golden Ring Half Marathon. The race started and finished in Strelka Park and had a 10.55 km lon switchback course through the city. A total of 72 athletes from 32 regions of the country (38 men and 34 women) took to the start. Competitions were held in cool weather (about 12 degrees Celsius).

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Half marathon Artem Aplachkin
Moscow/Altai Krai
1:04:17 Oleg Grigorev
Moscow
1:04:25 Mikhail Strelkov
Moscow/Oryol Oblast
1:04:26

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Half marathon Elena Korobkina
Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast
1:10:27 Marina Kovaleva
Omsk Oblast
1:11:15 Elena Sedova
Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast
1:12:37

100 km

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The Russian 100 km Championships was held on 15 September in Bryansk as part of the Bryansk Forest Running Festival. Competitions took place in the Central Park of Culture and Rest on a kilometre-long circular circuit. Participants covered 100 laps in cool and clear weather (7 degrees Celsius at the start, 15 degrees at the finish); the second half of the distance was affected by a strong wind. A total of 22 athletes from 17 regions of the country (13 men and 9 women) took to the start.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 km Igor Veretennikov
Saint Petersburg
6:39:28 Vasiliy Larkin
Smolensk Oblast
6:45:49 Gennadiy Kanaev
Mordovia
6:56:38

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 km Olga Veselkina
Kemerovo Oblast
7:49:13 Olga Ukolova
Samara Oblast
7:50:53 Nadezhda Shikhanova
Kirov Oblast
7:53:09

Autumn Cross Country

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The Russian Autumn Cross Country Championships was held from 12–13 October in Orenburg. Two senior races were attended by 59 runners from 24 regions of Russia (38 men and 21 women).

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Cross country 10 km Rinas Akhmadeev
Tatarstan
31:21 Andrey Minzhulin
Moscow/Sverdlovsk Oblast
31:37 Aleksey Vikulov
Novosibirsk Oblast/Zabaykalsky Krai
31:42

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Cross country 6 km Lyudmila Lebedeva
Moscow/Mari El
21:23 Anna Belokobylskaya
Novosibirsk Oblast
21:25 Anzhelika Moshkina
Samara Oblast
21:55

Long-distance Mountain Running

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The 13th Russian Long Distance Mountain Running Championship took place on 30 October in Krasnaya Polyana, Krasnodar Krai. A total of 25 participants (12 men and 13 women) from 10 regions of Russia entered the races.

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mountain running 30 km
(+1311 m −1311 m)
Maksim Timofeev
Bashkortostan
2:04:50 Andrey Petrov
Bashkortostan
2:05:44 Oleg Kurkachev
Samara Oblast
2:07:36

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mountain running 30 km
(+1311 m −1311 m)
Natalya Rudenko
Khakassia
2:31:57 Anastasiya Ursegova
Udmurtia
2:35:52 Aleksandra Zhavoronkova
Samara Oblast
2:36:13

References

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  1. ^ "100-y chempionat RF po legkoy atletike proydet v Cheboksarakh". IA Regnum. 2018-10-26. Archived from the original on 2018-12-09. Retrieved 2018-12-09.
  2. ^ "Polozhenie o vserossiyskikh sorevnovaniyakh po legkoy atletike na 2019 god" (PDF). VFLA. 2018-12-01. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-12-09. Retrieved 2018-12-09.
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