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Sorokina, Natalya Vladimirovna

Natalia Vladimir Sorokina (nee Guseva ) ( September 12, 1982 , Tikhvin , Leningrad Region ) is a Russian athlete, a member of the Russian Olympic biathlon team at the Olympic Games in Turin . Bronze medalist of the Biathlon World Championship 2007 , international master of sports in Russia ( 2003 ).

Biathlete
Natalya Sorokina
Natalya Guseva.jpg
general information
Full nameNatalya Vladimirovna Sorokina
Original nameNatalya Vladimirovna Guseva
Citizenship Russia
Date of BirthSeptember 12, 1982 ( 1982-09-12 ) (36 years old)
Place of BirthTikhvin , Leningrad Region , USSR
Firing accuracy
According to2011/2012
Overall accuracy83%
Lying down81%
Standing85%
Career (World Cup)
Wins1 (+3 in Est.)
Personal catwalksfour ( Gold medal icon.svg x 1 + Silver medal icon.svg x 1 + Bronze medal icon.svg x 2)
Relay Podiumsten ( Gold medal icon.svg x 3+ Silver medal icon.svg x 2 + Bronze medal icon.svg x 5)
Medals
World Championships
BronzeAnterselva 20077.5 km sprint

Content

Biography

July 28, 2009 Natalia got married and took the name of her husband - Sorokin . Spouse is a Kursk journalist Denis Sorokin, and according to Natalia, has nothing to do with sports [1] .

October 22, 2015, Natalia and her husband had a daughter. In the family of a famous biathlete, this is the first child.

Sports career

Russian competitions

  • Champion of Russia 2011 in the sprint.
  • In the 2010/2011 season, the Izhevsk rifle won the sprint at the tournament

World Cup

Natalia’s best achievement is a sprint victory at the 2003/2004 World Cup in Antholz [2] .

Natalia is a bronze medalist in the 2007 Sprint World Championships in Antholz-Anterselva.

 
  • 2003/2004 - 24th place (250 points)
  • 2004/2005 - 25th place (234 points)
  • 2005/2006 - 21st place (264 points)
  • 2006/2007 - 32th place (164 points)
  • 2007/2008 - 30th place (170 points)
  • 2010/2011 - 31st place (259 points)
World Cup Performance
2012/2013
Summary		 
Ostersund		 
Hochfilzen		 
Pokljuka		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Antholz		 
World Cup Nove Mesto		 
Holmenkollen		 
Sochi		 
Khanty-Mansiysk
PointsA placeCmIndusSprEtcSprEtcEstSprEtcMSEstSprEtcEstSprMSSprEtcEstCmSprEtcIndusEstMSSprEtcMSIndusSprEstSprEtcMS
---------------------------81--------
2011/2012
Summary		 
Ostersund		 
Hochfilzen		 
Hochfilzen		 
Oberhof		 
Nove Mesto		 
Antholz		 
Holmenkollen		 
Kontiolahti		 
World Cup Ruhpolding		 
Khanty-Mansiysk
PointsA placeIndusSprEtcSprEtcEstSprEtcCmEstSprMSIndusSprEtcSprMSEstSprEtcMSSprEtcCmCmSprEtcIndusEstMSSprEtcMS
1479-40thirty--35838-------------------------
2010/2011
Summary		 
Ostersund		 
Hochfilzen		 
Pokljuka		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Antholz		 
Presque Isle		 
Fort kent		 
World Cup Khanty-Mansiysk		 
Holmenkolen
PointsA placeIndusSprEtcSprEtcEstIndusSprCmEstSprMSIndusSprEtcSprMSEstSprEtcCmSprEtcMSCmSprEtcIndusEstMSSprEtcMS
25931------61nineteen-five26-375947726onenineteen1834433----14--626eight
2007/2008
Summary		 
Kontiolahti		 
Hochfilzen		 
Pokljuka		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Anterselva		 
World Cup Ostersund		 
Pyeongchang		 
Khanty-Mansiysk		 
Holmenkollen
PointsA placeIndusSprEtcSprEtcEstIndusSprEstEstSprEtcEstSprMSSprEtcMSSprEtcIndusCmMSEstSprEtcCmSprEtcMSSprEtcMS
170thirty352126---29th7236213348383729th1425thirty----sixteen22-15262324--
2006/2007
Summary		 
Ostersund		 
Hochfilzen		 
Hochfilzen		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Pokljuka		 
World Cup Anterselva		 
Lahti		 
Holmenkollen		 
Khanty-Mansiysk
PointsA placeIndusSprEtcSprEtcEstIndusSprEstEstSprEtcEstSprMSSprEtcMSSprEtcIndusCmMSEstIndusSprEtcSprEtcMSSprEtcMS
164326251263929thone2241262029thone53----3four-9four7------412822
2005/2006
Summary		 
Ostersund		 
Hochfilzen		 
Osrblie		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Antholz		 
OI Turin		 
Pokljuka		 
Kontiolahti		 
Holmenkolen
PointsA placeSprEtcEstIndusSprEstIndusSprEtcEstSprMSEstSprEtcSprEtcMSIndusSprEtcEstMSSprEtcSprEtcMSSprEtcMS
26421nineteen283346-85236--22-ten6222514----24453417392454316
2004/2005
Summary		 
Beitostolen		 
Holmenkollen		 
Ostersund		 
Oberhof		 
Ruhpolding		 
Antholz		 
Cesana San Sicario		 
Pokljuka		 
World Cup Hochfilzen		 
Khanty-Mansiysk
PointsA placeEstSprEtcIndusSprEtcSprEtcMSSprEtcEstEstSprEtcIndusSprEtcIndusSprEstSprEtcMSSprEtcIndusEstMSSprEtcMS
23425-four2240125466-29th3127--18218082-ten39-9617-----41357
2003/2004
Summary		 
Kontiolahti		 
Hochfilzen		 
Osrblie		 
Pokljuka		 
Ruhpolding		 
Antholz		 
World Cup Oberhof		 
Lake Placid		 
Fort kent		 
Holmenkolen
PointsA placeEstSprEtcSprEtcEstIndusSprEtcSprEtcMSEstSprEtcIndusSprMSSprEtcIndusEstMSSprEtcSprEtcMSSprEtcMS
25024---------5245--thirtysixteeneightone217ten--766-3134174412mark [3]

Indus Individual
Pr - Pursuit
Spr - Sprint
MS - Mass Start
Relay race
Cm - mixed relay
DNS - athlete was declared, but did not start
DNF - athlete started, but did not finish
DSQ - Athlete Finished, but Disqualified
LAP - an athlete during the race (for pursuit and mass starts) lagged behind the leader by more than a circle and was removed from the track
- - the athlete did not participate in this race
otm - race canceled due to weather conditions

Notes

  1. ↑ Natalya Guseva: changed one bird name to another - now I will be Sorokina (neopr.) . www.rusbiathlon.ru (07/30/2009). Date of treatment October 19, 2009. Archived February 9, 2012.
  2. ↑ Natalia Guseva won a sensational victory in the sprint race / Newsru , January 23, 2004.
  3. ↑ On the cancellation of the Holmenkolen races from the 2004 mass start in Sport Express


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sorokina__Natalya_Vladimirovna&oldid=101145707


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