The 2003 Russian Athletics Championships were held on August 7-10 in Tula at the Arsenal Stadium. Competitions were qualifying for the Russian national team for the World Championships in Athletics , held August 23 - 31 in Paris , the capital of France . Over 4 days, 38 sets of medals were played.
| Russian Athletics Championship 2003 | |
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| Host city |  Tula |
| Medals | 38 |
| Opening | August 7, 2003 |
| Closing | August 10, 2003 |
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| Stadium | Arsenal |
The championship was remembered by two world records sponsored by Julia Pechenkina and Gulnara Samitova . In the 400 meters race with Pechenkin’s hurdles, in the absence of any competition (the silver medalist lost almost 4 seconds), she ran a distance of 52.34, which turned out to be 0.27 seconds faster than the American achievement Kim Batten of 8 years ago [1] .
Samitova set a new world record in the youngest track and field athletics discipline - running 3000 meters with obstacles (for the first time it will be included in the program of world championships only in 2005 ). Despite the fast start (the first kilometer - 2.54), Gulnara managed to add speed to the finish line and surpassed the previous world achievement by more than 8 seconds - 9.08.33 [2] . In the same race, the silver medalist of the championship, Lyubov Ivanova , set a new European record among youth (under 23 years old) - 9.24.78.
With the best result of the season in the world, Tatyana Shikolenko excelled at 66.00 m in the women's javelin throwing sector.
The outcome of the women's pole vault tournament was unexpected. The champion title was won by Elena Belyakova , who left behind two world record holders: the winter one, Svetlana Feofanova , and the summer one, Elena Isinbaeva [2] .
Heavy rain had an impact on a number of disciplines. Because of him, in particular, Marina Kuptsova and Anna Chicherova were forced to stop the women's high jump competition. The best in the attempts made was Kuptsova [2] .
Throughout 2003, Russian championships were held in various cities in individual athletics disciplines:
- February 21–23 - Russian winter long throwing championship ( Adler )
- March 1 - Russian Winter Walking Championship ( Adler )
- March 2–3 - Russian Cross-Country Championship (spring) ( Kislovodsk )
- March 29 - Russian Mountain Racing Championship (up) ( Zheleznovodsk )
- April 19 - Russian Championship in running 50 km and 100 km ( Chernogolovka )
- May 10–11 - Russian Championship in daily running in the stadium ( Moscow )
- May 18 - Russian Marathon Championship ( Ufa )
- May 24 - Russian Mountain Racing Championship (up and down) ( Toksovo )
- June 15–16 - Russian Walking Championship ( Cheboksary )
- August 2–3 - Russian championship in all-around and 10,000 meters running ( Tula )
- September 6-7 - Russian Championship in daily running on the highway ( St. Petersburg )
- September 13 - Russian Half Marathon Championship ( Novosibirsk )
Medalists
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 100 m (wind: −1.0 m / s) | Alexander Smirnov Moscow Karelia | 10.55 | Alexander Ryabov Moscow Samara Region | 10.55 | Andrey Epishin Moscow region Moscow | 10.63 |
| 200 m (wind: −1.4 m / s) | Evgeny Vorobyov St. Petersburg | 21.18 | Valery Kirdyashev Volgograd region | 21.32 | Dmitry Vasiliev Nizhny Novgorod Region | 21.37 |
| 400 m | Anton Galkin St. Petersburg | 45.90 | Andrey Rudnitsky Tyumen region Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug | 46.06 | Dmitry Forshev Sverdlovsk region | 46.28 |
| 800 m | Dmitry Bogdanov Moscow region St. Petersburg | 1.46.76 | Ramil Aritkulov Chelyabinsk region Bashkortostan | 1.46.83 | Artyom Mastrov Tatarstan | 1.47.89 |
| 1,500 m | Vyacheslav Shabunin Moscow | 3.38.86 | Roman Tarasov Rostov region | 3.40.66 | Dmitry Onufrienko Moscow Nizhny Novgorod Region | 3.41.47 |
| 5000 m | Mikhail Eginov Moscow Vologodskaya Oblast | 13.57.90 | Sergey Lukin St. Petersburg | 13.58.56 | Sergey Ivanov Moscow Chuvashia | 13.59.29 |
| 3000 m obstacle course | Roman Usov Kursk region Chelyabinsk region | 8.33.08 | Andrey Olshansky Moscow Volgograd region | 8.35.26 | Andrey Farnosov Moscow Moscow region | 8.41.03 |
| 110 m with barriers (wind: −3.1 m / s) | Sergey Chepiga Moscow North Ossetia | 13.72 | Andrey Kislykh Novosibirsk region Kemerovo region | 13.96 | Igor Rewind Chelyabinsk region | 13.97 |
| 400 m with barriers | Boris Gorban Moscow | 49.30 | Vladislav Shiryaev Chelyabinsk region | 49.80 | Ruslan Mashchenko Voronezh region Sverdlovsk region | 50.07 |
| High jump | Yaroslav Rybakov Moscow Yaroslavskaya oblast | 2.28 m | Peter Braiko St. Petersburg | 2.25 m | not handed | |
| Mikhail Tsvetkov Moscow Ryazan Oblast | ||||||
| Pole vault | Vadim Strogalyov Moscow | 5.60 m | Igor Pavlov Moscow Oryol Region | 5.60 m | Pavel Gerasimov Moscow | 5.60 m |
| Long jump | Vitaly Shkurlatov Volgograd region Ryazan Oblast | 8.23 m (0,0 m / s) | Danil Burkenya Moscow | 8.23 m (+0.4 m / s) | Andrey Bragin Moscow Saratov region | 8.12 m (+0.6 m / s) |
| Triple jump | Vitaliy Moskalenko Moscow region Moscow | 17.17 m (+0.8 m / s) | Igor Spasovkhodsky Moscow | 16.95 m (−0.4 m / s) | Victor Gushchinsky Moscow Krasnoyarsk region | 16.87 m (+0.4 m / s) |
| Shot put | Pavel Chumachenko Irkutsk region | 20.51 m | Pavel Sofin Moscow | 19.32 m | Grigory Panfilov Irkutsk region Buryatia | 19.31 m |
| Discus throw | Dmitry Shevchenko Krasnodar region | 65.16 m | Alexander Borichevsky St. Petersburg | 59.23 m | Vyacheslav Ivashkin Moscow Stavropol region | 58.51 m |
| Hammer throwing | Ilya Konovalov Kursk region | 82.28 m | Alexey Zagorny Moscow Yaroslavskaya oblast | 80.13 m | Sergey Kirmasov Oryol Region | 79.17 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Sergey Makarov Moscow region | 85.46 m | Alexander Ivanov Moscow St. Petersburg | 82.17 m | Vladimir Chizhov Chuvashia Novosibirsk region | 76.97 m |
| Relay 4 × 100 m | Krasnodar region Anton Abramkin Victor Bazarov Sergey Yarkin Alexander Volkov | 40.46 | Sverdlovsk region Denis Kamalov Sergey Petkevich Vladimir Erykalov Yakov Petrov | 40.80 | Perm region Eduard Nigmatullin Dmitry Tarasyuk Denis Busovikov Ilya Nigmatullin | 40.82 |
| Relay 4 × 400 m | St. Petersburg Igor Vasiliev Andrey Semenov Evgeny Vorobyov Anton Galkin | 3.05.23 | Moscow Dmitry Petrov Roman Marenkov Kirill Sedykh Roman Matveev | 3.07.96 | Nizhny Novgorod Region Sergey Babaev Evgeny Lebedev Alexey Kokonin Oleg Mishukov | 3.08.36 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 100 m (wind: −0.8 m / s) | Julia Tabakova Tula region Kaluga region | 11.23 | Marina Kislova Moscow St. Petersburg | 11.32 | Olga Fedorova Sverdlovsk region | 11.38 |
| 200 m (wind: −1.8 m / s) | Elena Bolsun Irkutsk region | 23,23 | Olga Khalandyreva Moscow Tula region | 23.42 | Ekaterina Kondratieva Nizhny Novgorod Region | 23.47 |
| 400 m | Natalya Nazarova Moscow | 49.78 | Olesya Zykina Tula region Kaluga region | 50.39 | Svetlana Goncharenko Rostov region Stavropol region | 50.93 |
| 800 m | Natalya Khrushcheleva Sverdlovsk region | 1.58.07 | Natalya Evdokimova St. Petersburg | 1.58.75 | Svetlana Kluka Moscow Khabarovsk region | 1.59.02 |
| 1,500 m | Tatyana Tomashova Perm region | 4.01.19 | Elena Zadorozhnaya Irkutsk region | 4.01,45 | Catherine Rosenberg Moscow Oryol Region | 4.01.76 |
| 5000 m | Gulnara Samitova Tatarstan | 04/15/58 | Tatyana Khmeleva Moscow Chuvashia | 15.15.40 | Alena Samokhvalova Bashkortostan | 15.15.75 |
| 3000 m obstacle course | Gulnara Samitova Tatarstan | 8/9/33 | Lyubov Ivanova Moscow St. Petersburg | 9.24.78 | Ekaterina Volkova Kursk region Tatarstan | 9.32.31 |
| 100 m with barriers (wind: −2.3 m / s) | Natalya Shekhodanova Krasnoyarsk region Chuvashia | 13.02 | Maria Koroteeva Moscow region | 13.16 | Irina Shevchenko Moscow region Krasnodar region | 13.18 |
| 400 m with barriers | Julia Pechenkina Moscow region Krasnoyarsk region | 52.34 | Oksana Gulumyan Moscow Altai region | 56.14 | Evgenia Isakova St. Petersburg | 56.25 |
| High jump | Marina Kuptsova Moscow | 1.98 m | Anna Chicherova Moscow Rostov region | 1.98 m | Olga Kaliturina Ryazan Oblast | 1.95 m |
| Pole vault | Elena Belyakova Moscow | 4.60 m | Svetlana Feofanova Moscow | 4.60 m | Tatyana Polnova Krasnodar region | 4.40 m |
| Yelena Isinbayeva Volgograd region | ||||||
| Long jump | Olga Rubleva Volgograd region | 6.89 m (+1.3 m / s) | Tatyana Kotova Moscow Altai region | 6.78 m (+0.3 m / s) | Tatyana Ter-Mesrobyan St. Petersburg | 6.74 m (+2.0 m / s) |
| Triple jump | Nadezhda Bazhenova Moscow Vladimir region | 14.35 m (−0.4 m / s) | Elena Oleinikova Moscow | 14.25 m (−0.7 m / s) | Victoria Gurova Krasnodar region Rostov region | 14.12 m (−0.2 m / s) |
| Shot put | Svetlana Kriveleva Moscow region | 20.77 m | Irina Korzhanenko Rostov region | 20.17 m | Olga Ryabinkina St. Petersburg Bryansk region | 19.97 m |
| Discus throw | Natalya Sadova Nizhny Novgorod Region | 63.58 m | Olga Chernyavskaya Moscow Stavropol region | 57.59 m | Natalya Ampleeva Moscow | 57.57 m |
| Hammer throwing | Olga Kuzenkova Smolensk region | 74.98 m | Elena Konevtsova Moscow region | 69.59 m | Alla Davydova Moscow | 67.02 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Tatyana Shikolenko Krasnodar region | 66.00 m | Valeria Zabruskov Stavropol region | 61.94 m | Tatyana Fedotova Chuvashia | 57.47 m |
| Relay 4 × 100 m | Sverdlovsk region Elena Kolesnikova Margarita Konoyko Irina Khabarova Olga Fedorova | 44.31 | Chuvashia Ulyana Vasilieva Olga Maksimova Natalya Dashina Galina Mayorova | 46.07 | Nizhny Novgorod Region Marina Grishakova Oksana Mironova Ekaterina Samko Ekaterina Kondratieva | 46.10 |
| Relay 4 × 400 m | Moscow Zhanna Kashcheeva Irina Rosikhina Anna Tkach Olga Maksimova | 3.33.78 | Nizhny Novgorod Region Julia Sotnikova Maria Dryakhlova Marina Grishakova Natalya Semicheva | 3.36.61 | Sverdlovsk region Olga Golendukhina Olesya Krasnomovets Olga Kotlyarova Ekaterina Bikert | 3.36.72 |
Russian Winter Throwing Championship
The Russian Winter Long Throwing Championship 2003 was held February 21-23 in Adler at the Yunost 2001 stadium. The competition program included discus throwing , hammer throwing and javelin throwing [3] . 20-year-old javelin thrower Alexander Ivanov was the only one of all participants who threw a projectile over 80 meters and won the third title of the country's champion in his career. High results were shown in the male hammer throw, where a few centimeters separated the winner Alexei Zagorny from silver medalist Ilya Konovalov (79.66 meters versus 79.38 meters).
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Discus throw | Alexander Borichevsky St. Petersburg | 57.50 m | Yuri Seskin St. Petersburg | 57.28 m | Dmitry Kipryushin Voronezh region | 54.70 m |
| Hammer throwing | Alexey Zagorny Moscow Yaroslavskaya oblast | 79.66 m | Ilya Konovalov Kursk region | 79.38 m | Sergey Kirmasov Oryol Region | 78.52 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Alexander Ivanov St. Petersburg Moscow | 82.57 m | Vladislav Shkurlatov Volgograd region | 78.39 m | Denis Davydov Belgorod region | 76.66 m |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Discus throw | Natalya Ampleeva Moscow | 59.04 m | Olga Chernyavskaya Stavropol region | 58.18 m | Lyudmila Rublevskaya Krasnodar region | 57.48 m |
| Hammer throwing | Olga Kuzenkova Smolensk region | 67.48 m | Alla Davydova Moscow | 66.76 m | Larisa Tarasyuk Rostov region | 59.28 m |
| Javelin-throwing | Oksana Gromova Moscow | 57.49 m | Ekaterina Ivakina Stavropol region | 57.01 m | Oksana Yarygina Stavropol region | 57.00 m |
Russian Winter Racing Championship
The Russian Winter Walking Championship 2003 was held on March 1 in Adler . Men competed at 20 km and 35 km, women at 20 km. The best result in the tournament was shown by Simon Lovkin . In approaching a non-standard distance of 35 km, he established a new highest world achievement - 2: 24.25 [4] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 20 km walk | Ilya Markov Sverdlovsk region Samara Region | 1: 20.05 | Andrey Stadnichuk Moscow Kemerovo region | 1: 20.28 | Konstantin Golubtsov Moscow Oryol Region | 1: 20.28 |
| 35 km walk | Semyon Lovkin Mordovia Udmurtia | 2: 24.25 | Stepan Yudin Mordovia | 2: 25.38 | Sergey Kirdyapkin Mordovia | 2: 26.31 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 20 km walk | Antonina Petrova Moscow Oryol Region | 1: 27.14 | Larisa Emelyanova Chuvashia | 1: 27.23 | Tatyana Sibileva Chelyabinsk region Chuvashia | 1: 27.54 |
Russian Cross Country Championship (spring)
The Russian spring cross-country championship was held March 2–3, 2003 in Kislovodsk , Stavropol Territory . On a kilometer circle near the Old Lake, 4 sets of awards were won. Men competed at distances of 4 km and 12 km, women - 4 km and 8 km. The championship triumph was Sergey Lukin from St. Petersburg, who won both men's races [5] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Cross 4 km | Sergey Lukin St. Petersburg | 11.51 | Alexey Veselov St. Petersburg | 11.55 | Pavel Shapovalov Khabarovsk region | 12.04 |
| Cross 12 km | Sergey Lukin St. Petersburg | 12/37 | Sergey Fedotov Buryatia | 37.17 | Dmitry Semenov Vologodskaya Oblast | 37.22 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Cross 4 km | Olga Romanova Moscow region Chuvashia | 09/13 | Anastasia Zubova Moscow region Perm region | 13.29 | Ekaterina Priladnyh Chita region | 13.32 |
| Cross 8 km | Victoria Klimina Primorsky Krai | 26.49 | Alevtina Ivanova Moscow region Mari El Republic | 02/28 | Albina Ivanova Chuvashia Moscow | 05/28 |
Russian Mountain Racing Championship (up)
The IV Russian Mountain Racing Championship (up) was held on March 29, 2003 in Zheleznovodsk , Stavropol Territory . The participants first identified the strongest on the track laid on the slope of Mount Beshtau (the previous three championships were held in Kislovodsk on the Big Saddle). 62 participants (41 men and 21 women) from 20 regions of Russia went to the start. Competitions were held in difficult weather conditions, on a snowy track [6] [7] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 4.8 km height difference: +825 m −0 m | Oleg Kharitonov Sverdlovsk region | 32.50 | Alexander Boltachev Udmurtia | 33.18 | Vyacheslav Buslaev Smolensk region | 33.41 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 3.9 km height difference: +577 m −0 m | Irina Mozharova Saratov region | 29.27 | Nina Belikova Saratov region | 03/30 | Nelly Erofeeva Bashkortostan | 30.26 |
50 km and 100 km Russian Championships
The Russian Championship in running 50 and 100 kilometers was held on April 19 in the city of Chernogolovka near Moscow at the same time as the European Championship . 250 athletes from 16 countries of the continent took part in the races. Among men, the first at the finish line with a track record (6: 28.27) was Farit Ganiev - he was declared the champion of Russia, but another Russian, Grigory Murzin , got the European title. This situation arose because Ganiev was not declared for the national team in the classification of the European Championship. There was no such problem in the women's race, and Tatyana Zhirkova officially became the best both in the country and on the continent with a new European record - 7: 19.51 [8] [9] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 50 km | Vyacheslav Rodionov Ivanovo region | 2: 56.14 | Yuri Gordeev Udmurtia | 3: 04.18 | Alexander Boltachev Udmurtia | 3: 08.08 |
| 100 km | Farit Ganiev Udmurtia | 6: 28.27 | Grigory Murzin Sverdlovsk region | 6: 29.41 | Oleg Rudenko Saratov region | 6: 33.42 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 50 km | Irina Averyanova Saratov region | 3: 31.12 | Svetlana Churikova Voronezh region | 3: 51.42 | Nurzia Bagmanova Moscow region | 3: 52.32 |
| 100 km | Tatyana Zhirkova Sakha-Yakutia | 7: 19.51 | Elena Nurgalieva Perm region | 7:31 a.m. | not handed | |
| Olesya Nurgalieva Perm region | ||||||
Russian Stadium Daily Championship Championship
The Russian championship in daily stadium running was held on May 10–11 at the Oktyabr stadium in Moscow as part of the 12th day running super marathon. 63 athletes from 27 regions of the country (54 men and 9 women) took to the start. The youngest participant in the race, 21-year-old Dmitry Tishin , for the first time in his career won the national championship [10] [11] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Daily run | Dmitry Tishin Krasnodar region | 247,705 m | Andrey Kazantsev Sverdlovsk region | 230 101 m | Vladimir Kurbatov Krasnodar region | 226,000 m |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Daily run | Galina Eryomina Moscow | 207 366 m | Nadezhda Tarasova Moscow region | 194 349 m | Galina Gordeeva Moscow region | 173,877 m |
Russian Marathon Championship
The 2003 Russian Marathon Championship was held on May 18 in Ufa . In women's competitions, Tatyana Zolotareva defended her last year's champion title.
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Marathon | Alexey Sokolov (Art.) St. Petersburg | 2: 13.25 | Alexey Veselov St. Petersburg | 2: 14.35 | Oleg Strizhakov Voronezh region | 2: 14.55 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Marathon | Tatyana Zolotareva St. Petersburg | 2: 35.34 | Elena Bikulova Tatarstan | 2: 38.15 | Irina Songerleinen Murmansk region | 2: 44.51 |
Russian Mountain Racing Championship (up and down)
The V championship of Russia in mountain running (up and down) was held on May 24, 2003 in the village of Toksovo , Leningrad Region . 19 participants (13 men and 6 women) from 8 regions of the country came to the start [12] [13] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 12 km height difference: +1400 m −1400 m | Alexander Boltachev Udmurtia | 59.30 | Yuri Usachev Moscow | 1: 00.31 | Alexey Efremov Yaroslavskaya oblast | 1: 01.46 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 6.9 km height difference: +800 m −800 m | Ksenia Agafonova Yaroslavskaya oblast | 40.21 | Irina Mozharova Saratov region | 42.17 | Svetlana Tikhonova Udmurtia | 43.25 |
Russian Walking Championship
The 2003 Russian Walking Championship was held on June 15-16 in Cheboksary . 3 sets of medals were played at the Olympic distances of 20 km for men and women and 50 km for men [14] . The route was laid along the embankment of the Volga River Bay. The competitions, which were the final stage of selection for the Russian national team for the World Cup , were attended by 197 athletes from 19 regions of the country [15] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 20 km walk | Victor Buraev Mordovia Penza region | 1: 20.56 | Vladimir Kanaykin Mordovia | 1: 21.23 | Vladimir Stankin Chelyabinsk region Mordovia | 1: 21.32 |
| 50 km walk | Denis Nizhny Novgorod Mordovia | 3: 43.27 | Vladimir Potemin Mordovia | 3: 45.27 | Nikolay Matyukhin Moscow Moscow region | 3: 47.36 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 20 km walk | Tatyana Gudkova Chelyabinsk region | 1: 28.37 | Lyudmila Efimkina Moscow Mordovia | 1: 29.28 | Tatyana Korotkova Moscow Kostroma region | 1: 29.35 |
Russian All-Around and 10,000-meter Running Championships
The 2003 Russian Championship in 10,000 meters running and all-around disciplines was held on August 2-3 in Tula . Competitions were held at the Arsenal stadium. Due to various reasons, the leaders of the national team, Lev Lobodin and the current world champion Elena Prokhorova, did not take part in the medal competition in the all-around competitions. Lobodin missed the championship due to injury, and Prokhorova completed the fight after four types, referring to an individual training plan [16] . In the 10,000-meter run, the first finish line was crossed by Ukrainian Yevgeny Bozhko (28.44.99), and the title of champion of the country went to Dmitry Maximov who came next. The championship was crowned by a women's run at a similar distance, in which all three winners “ran out” of 31 minutes, and Galina Bogomolova set a new Russian record - 30.46.48. Olga Bondarenko’s previous record of 17 years ago (30.57.21) was also exceeded by silver medalist, Alla Zhilyaeva [17] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 10 000 m | Dmitry Maximov Vologodskaya Oblast | 28.54.75 | Sergey Emelyanov Moscow Chuvashia | 28.57.81 | Alexander Vasiliev Moscow Chuvashia | 12/29/17 |
| Decathlon | Sergey Nikitin Moscow Kemerovo region | 7916 points | Nikolay Tishchenko Moscow Krasnodar region | 7880 points | Nikolay Averyanov Chelyabinsk region | 7853 points |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 10 000 m | Galina Bogomolova Bashkortostan | 30.46.48 | Alla Zhilyaeva Kursk region Oryol Region | 30.57.14 | Lidia Grigoryeva Moscow Chuvashia | 30.57.83 |
| Heptathlon | Natalya Roshchupkina Lipetsk region | 6170 points | Elena Chernyavskaya Belgorod region | 6137 points | Alena Ivleva Tomsk region | 5966 points |
Highway Daily Championship of Russia
The Russian Championship on the daily run on the highway was held on September 6-7 in St. Petersburg as part of the 17th test “Test yourself” . 67 athletes (56 men and 11 women) took to the start. Irina Reutovich set a mileage record, showing a world-class result - 233,550 m. For men, Anatoly Kruglikov was only 2 kilometers ahead of his closest pursuer, Vladimir Bychkov . Both winners showed a result of more than 250 km [18] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Daily run | Anatoly Kruglikov Smolensk region | 254,278 m | Vladimir Bychkov Belgorod region | 252 014 m | Oleg Yakovlev Kursk region | 234,081 m |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Daily run | Irina Reutovich Kaliningrad region | 233,550 m | Irina Koval Moscow region | 207 498 m | Rimma Paltseva Mari El Republic | 203,026 m |
Russian Half Marathon Championship
The Russian half marathon championship 2003 took place on September 13 in Novosibirsk as part of the VI Novosibirsk half marathon in memory of Alexander Raevich [19] . Competitions were qualifying for the Russian national team to participate in the World Half Marathon Championship , scheduled for October 4 in the Portuguese Vilamoura . In cold and rainy weather, the men's race was won by Pavel Kokin , who set a new track record - 1: 03.35 [20] .
Men
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Half marathon | Pavel Kokin Bashkortostan | 1: 03.35 | Alexander Vasiliev Chuvashia | 1: 03.41 | Grigory Andreev Bashkortostan | 1: 03.45 |
Women
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Half marathon | Lidia Grigoryeva Chuvashia | 1: 10.09 | Galina Alexandrova Chuvashia | 1: 10.30 | Irina Safarova Orenburg region | 1: 10.34 |
The composition of the Russian national team to participate in the World Cup
According to the results of the championship and taking into account the fulfillment of the necessary standards, 100 athletes were included in the national team for participation in the World Athletics Championships in Paris :
Men
400 m: Anton Galkin .
4x400m relay: Anton Galkin , Andrey Rudnitsky , Dmitry Forshev , Alexander Usov , Oleg Mishukov , Evgeny Lebedev , Ruslan Mashchenko .
800 m: Yuri Borzakovsky - was exempted from the selection, Dmitry Bogdanov .
1500 m: Vyacheslav Shabunin .
3000 m with obstacles: Pavel Potapovich - had exemption from selection.
400 m with barriers: Boris Gorban .
High jump: Yaroslav Rybakov , Pyotr Braiko , Mikhail Tsvetkov .
Pole vault: Vadim Strogalev , Pavel Gerasimov .
Long jump: Vitaliy Shkurlatov , Danil Burkenya .
Triple jump: Vitaliy Moskalenko , Igor Spasovkhodsky .
Shot put: Pavel Chumachenko , Pavel Sofin .
Discus throw: Dmitry Shevchenko , Alexander Borichevsky .
Hammer throwing: Ilya Konovalov , Alexey Zagorny , Sergey Kirmasov .
Spear throwing: Sergey Makarov , Alexander Ivanov .
Decathlon: Lev Lobodin , Alexander Pogorelov - had exemption from selection.
Walking 20 km: Roman Rasskazov - had a special invitation from the IAAF as the reigning world champion , Vladimir Andreev , Ilya Markov , Viktor Buraev .
Walking 50 km: German Skurygin , Alexey Voevodin , Denis Nizhegorodov .
Women
100 m: Julia Tabakova , Marina Kislova .
200 m: Anastasia Kapachinskaya - was exempted from the selection, Svetlana Goncharenko .
Relay 4x100 m: Yulia Tabakova , Marina Kislova , Olga Khalandyreva , Olga Fedorova , Irina Khabarova , Larisa Kruglova .
400 m: Natalia Nazarova , Olesya Zykina , Svetlana Pospelova .
4x400m relay: Natalya Nazarova , Olesya Zykina , Svetlana Goncharenko , Svetlana Pospelova , Tatyana Levina , Anastasia Kapachinskaya , Julia Pechenkina .
800 m: Natalya Khrushcheleva , Natalya Evdokimova , Svetlana Klyuka .
1500 m: Tatyana Tomashova , Elena Zadorozhnaya , Ekaterina Rosenberg .
5000 m: Olga Egorova - had a special invitation from the IAAF as the reigning world champion , Gulnara Samitova , Elena Zadorozhnaya .
10 000 m: Galina Bogomolova , Alla Zhilyaeva , Lidiya Grigoryeva .
Marathon: Svetlana Zakharova , Irina Timofeeva , Victoria Klimina , Svetlana Demidenko , Larisa Zyuzko .
100 m with barriers: Svetlana Laukhova - was exempted from the selection, Natalia Shekhodanova , Maria Koroteeva .
400 m with barriers: Julia Pechenkina .
High jump: Marina Kuptsova , Anna Chicherova , Olga Kaliturina .
Pole vault: Elena Belyakova , Svetlana Feofanova , Elena Isinbaeva .
Long jump: Olga Rubleva , Tatyana Kotova , Lyudmila Galkina .
Triple jump: Tatyana Lebedeva - had a special invitation from the IAAF as the reigning world champion , Anna Pyatykh - was exempted from the selection, Nadezhda Bazhenova , Elena Oleinikova .
Shot put: Svetlana Kriveleva , Irina Korzhanenko , Olga Ryabinkina .
Discus throw: Natalya Sadova .
Hammer throw: Olga Kuzenkova , Elena Konevtsova , Alla Davydova .
Spear throwing: Tatyana Shikolenko , Valeria Zabruskova .
Heptathlon: Elena Prokhorova - had a special invitation from the IAAF as reigning world champion , Natalia Roshchupkina , Elena Chernyavskaya .
Walking 20 km: Olympics Ivanova - had a special invitation from the IAAF as reigning world champion , Elena Nikolaeva , Natalya Fedoskina , Tatyana Gudkova .
See also
- Russian Indoor Track and Field Championship 2003
Notes
- ↑ Lina Choline. Russian championship. In Tula, Pechenkina revealed a Paris secret (inaccessible link) . " Sport Express " (August 9, 2003). Date of treatment July 7, 2014. Archived July 14, 2014.
- ↑ 1 2 3 Elena Vaytsekhovskaya, Lina Kholina. Russian championship. We have a favorite of the World Cup 2005 (Inaccessible link) . " Sport Express " (August 11, 2003). Date of treatment July 7, 2014. Archived July 14, 2014.
- ↑ Evgeny Arutyunov . Adler Russian Winter Throwing Championship , Sport-Express (February 27, 2003). Archived on April 4, 2015. Date of treatment April 4, 2015.
- ↑ Mordovian athletes lead in the Russian Walking Championship . Information Agency "Mordovia" (March 3, 2003). Date of treatment January 18, 2017.
- ↑ Technical Results of the Russian Cross-Country Championship . www.l-athletic.narod.ru (March 4, 2003). Date of treatment April 5, 2015. Archived April 5, 2015.
- ↑ Mikhail Popov . Beshtau - 2003: Impressions , Club of runners “Parsek” (March 29, 2003). Archived January 13, 2018. Date of treatment January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Beshtau 2003: Final Protocol (ZIP). Club of runners “Parsek” (March 29, 2003). Date of treatment January 13, 2018. Archived January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Elena Roerich . 100 kilometers - Russian distance , Sport-Express (April 21, 2003). Archived January 13, 2018. Date of treatment January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Chernogolovka - 2003: Final Protocol (ZIP). Club of runners “Parsek” (April 19, 2003). Date of treatment January 13, 2018. Archived January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Dmitry Popov . XII Supermarathon “Day Running”: Publications , Club of Runners “Parsek” (May 11, 2003). Archived January 13, 2018. Date of treatment January 13, 2018.
- ↑ XII Super Day Marathon “Day Running”: Final Protocol (PDF). Club of runners “Parsek” (May 11, 2003). Date of treatment January 13, 2018. Archived January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Toksovo - 2003 . VFLA Mountain Running Committee (May 24, 2003). Date of treatment January 13, 2018. Archived January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Toksovo - 2003: Final protocol of the competition (ZIP). VFLA Mountain Running Committee (May 24, 2003). Date of treatment January 13, 2018. Archived January 13, 2018.
- ↑ Cheboksary. Чемпионат России по спортивной ходьбе , « Спорт-Экспресс » (19 июня 2003). Archived July 14, 2014. Date of treatment July 7, 2014.
- ↑ Завершился чемпионат и первенство России по спортивной ходьбе (недоступная ссылка) . Минспорт Чувашии (17 июня 2003). Дата обращения 7 июля 2014. Архивировано 14 июля 2014 года.
- ↑ Сергей Бутов. Russian championship. Для проверки сил Прохоровой хватило и одного дня (недоступная ссылка) . « Спорт-Экспресс » (5 августа 2003). Дата обращения 7 июля 2014. Архивировано 14 июля 2014 года.
- ↑ Алексей Рыбалко . Рекорд России при пустых трибунах . « Советский спорт » (6 августа 2003). Дата обращения 7 июля 2014. Архивировано 7 июля 2014 года.
- ↑ Массовый пробег «Испытай себя», Чемпионат России в суточном беге, 6—7 сентября 2003: Протокол (ZIP). ПроБег (7 сентября 2003). Дата обращения 13 января 2018. Архивировано 13 января 2018 года.
- ↑ Мемориал А.Раевича. Осенний чемпионат России по полумарафону. Новосибирск. 13\09 (недоступная ссылка) . www.ryazanrun.narod.ru (13 сентября 2003). Дата обращения 7 июля 2014. Архивировано 14 июля 2014 года.
- ↑ Мария Гаврилова . Автомобили уехали в Уфу и Чебоксары , « Коммерсантъ-Новосибирск » (16 сентября 2003). Архивировано 7 июля 2014 года. Date of treatment July 7, 2014.
Links
- Андрей Митьков. Окно в Париж (недоступная ссылка) . « Известия » (12 августа 2003). — Результаты чемпионата России и состав сборной на мировое первенство. Дата обращения 7 июля 2014. Архивировано 7 августа 2014 года.