The 2001 Russian Cup was held in Moscow at the Severny sports base from March 12 to March 16.
| Russian Cup in Modern Pentathlon among men 2001 | |
|---|---|
| Russian Cup men's modern pentathlon 2001 | |
| Tournament details | |
| Dates | March 12-16, 2001  Moscow |
| Final placement | |
| Champion | Dmitry Galkin Stavropol |
| Silver medalist | Rustem Sabirhuzin Ufa |
| Bronze medalist | Andrey Tsigipov Moscow |
| Russian Cup in Modern Pentathlon 2001 | |
|---|---|
| Team Championship | |
| Tournament details | |
| Dates | March 12-16, 2001 Moscow |
| Final placement | |
| Champion | Moscow Andrey Tsigipov Andrey Abramov Mikhail Bondarev |
| Silver medalist |  Samara RegionNikolay Yaskov |
| Bronze medalist |  St. Petersburg- Leningrad Naval BaseAlexander Bantikov |
The composition of the men's tournament was significantly weakened: the strongest pentathletes - Denis Stoikov, Alexey Turkin and Andrei Moiseev - went to the 1st stage of the World Cup in Mexico. The 2000 Olympic champion Dmitry Svatkovsky will not play at the Russian Cup. He was recovering from another injury of the Achilles and was busy organizing the World Cup final to be held in August in the village of Severny.
Final Results
March 12-16, 2001 Cup of Russia. The final.
1. Dmitry Galkin (Stavropol) - 5593 points.
2. Rustem Sabirkhuzin (Ufa) - 5590.
3. Andrei Tsigipov (Moscow) - 5520.
4. Andrei Abramov (Moscow) - 5508.
5. Nikolay Yaskov (Samara) - 5292.
6. Alexander Bantikov (St. Petersburg) - 5252.
Team standings.
1. Moscow (Andrei Tsigipov, Andrei Abramov, Mikhail Bondarev).
2. Samara.
3. Leningrad Naval Base.