The Russian Triathlon Federation (FTR) is the official national governing body for the triathlon, duathlon and winter triathlon, representing Russia in the International Triathlon Union (ITU).
| Russian Triathlon Federation | |
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| Office | Moscow , Luzhnetskaya embankment , 8 |
| Type of organization | sports federation |
| Executives | |
| the president | P.V. Ivanov |
| CEO | O.Z. Dmitrusenko |
| vice presidents | Kazikov Igor Borisovich, Bystrov Sergey Alekseevich, Dmitrusenko Oleg Zakharovich, Cheskidov Alexey Nikolaevich |
| Secretary General | Shipovalova Galina Sergeevna |
| Base | |
| Year of foundation | 2005 |
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| rustriathlon.ru | |
Content
Structure
- 2010 - 12.2016 The President of the RFT is Sergey Bystrov (born April 13, 1957 in the Tver Region). In 2000, Bystrov was the deputy coordinator of the election campaign of Vladimir Putin in the Tver region, from 2001 to 2004 he worked as deputy minister of labor and social development, and since 2004 he has been carrying out various tasks at the Ministry of Transport, including he was in charge of the infrastructure and logistics of the Olympic Games in Sochi [4] .
- 12.2016 -n at. - The President of the RFT is Peter Ivanov [5] .
Olympic Games
Igor Sysoev participated in two Olympic Games in Athens (2004) and Beijing (2008). His wife, Irina Abyssova, was seriously injured during the bicycle stage in Beijing and could not finish the race.
| Year | Triathletes | Triathletes |
|---|---|---|
| Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016 | Igor Polyansky 31st place (1: 49.11) Dmitry Polyansky 32 place (1: 49.26) Alexander Bryukhankov (DNF) | Alexandra Razarenova 20th place (2:01:09) Maria Shorets - 25th place (2:01:33) Anastasia Abrosimova - 32nd place (2:02:45). |
| 2012 London Olympics | Alexander Bryukhankov 7th place Ivan Vasiliev 13th place Dmitry Polyansky 26 place | Irina Abysova 13th place (2:01:52) Alexandra Razorenova 47th place (2:09:11) |
| Beijing 2008 Olympic Games | Igor Sysoev (9th place) | Olga Zausaulova (36th place) |
| Dmitry Polyansky (22 place) | Irina Abysova (DNF) | |
| Alexander Bryukhankov (24th place) | ||
| 2004 Athens Olympic Games | Igor Sysoev (15th place) | Olga Generalova (31 place) |
| Nina Anisimova (DNF) | ||
| Sydney Olympic Games 2000 | Nina Anisimova (12th place) |
World Championships (Elite Class)
In the year preceding the 2012 London Olympics , two triathletes and one triathlete were considered the main hope for the medal: Alexander Bryukhankov, Dmitry Polyansky, and Irina Abysova [6] .
| Year | Russian triathletes | Russian triathletes |
|---|---|---|
| World Championship Series 2011 | Alexander Bryukhankov (5th place) [7] | Irina Abysova (47th place) |
| Dmitry Polyansky (8th place) [8] [9] | Alexandra Razarenova (62 place) | |
| Artyom Parienko (30th place) | Maria Shorets (66th place) | |
| Ivan Vasiliev (31 place) [10] | Anna Burova (84th place) | |
| Ivan Tutukin (32 place) | Anastasia Polyanskaya (93rd place) [11] [12] | |
| Valentin Meshcheryakov (46th place) | Lyubov Ivanovskaya (107th place) | |
| Igor Polyansky (49th place) | Inna Zuganok (117 place) | |
| Vladimir Turbaevsky (52 place) | ||
| Julian Malyshev (97th place) | ||
| Andrey Bryukhankov (133 place) | ||
| World Championship Series 2010 | Alexander Bryukhankov (8th place) | Irina Abysova (52 place) |
| Dmitry Polyansky (14th place) | Alexandra Razarenova (56th place) | |
| Valentin Meshcheryakov (17th place) | Anastasia Polyanskaya (64th place) | |
| Vladimir Turbaevsky (20th place) | Olga Dmitrieva (88 place) | |
| Julian Malyshev (30th place) | Evgenia Sukhoruchenkova (102 place) | |
| Ivan Tutukin (36th place) | ||
| Ivan Vasiliev (45th place) | ||
| Anton Chuchko (84th place) | ||
| Igor Sysoev (104 place) | ||
| Igor Polyansky (131 places) | ||
| World Championship Series 2009 | Dmitry Polyanski (9th place) | Irina Abysova (30th place) |
| Alexander Bryukhankov (11th place) | Olga Dmitrieva (63 place) | |
| Julian Malyshev (15th place) | Anastasia Polyanskaya (102 place) | |
| Ivan Vasiliev (19th place) | ||
| Vladimir Turbaevsky (33rd place) | ||
| Ivan Tutukin (38th place) | ||
| Ivan Vasiliev (50th place) | ||
| Artyom Parenko (88th place) | ||
| Igor Sysoev (92 place) | ||
| BG World Cup, Vancouver 2008 | Igor Sysoev (7th place) | Olga Zausailova (23 place) |
| Ivan Vasiliev (10th place) | Irina Abysova (26th place) | |
| Dmitry Polyansky (11th place) | ||
| Julian Malyshev (36th place) | ||
| BG World Championship Hamburg 2007 | Igor Sysoev (17th place) | Irina Abysova (32 place) |
| Vladimir Turbaevsky (63 place) | Evgenia Matveeva (46th place) | |
| Dmitry Polyansky (DNF) | Olga Zausaulova (57th place) | |
| Olga Dmitrieva (60th place) | ||
| World Championship, Lausanne 2006 | Igor Sysoev (24th place) | Irina Abysova (32 place) |
| Olga Zausaulova (37th place) | ||
| Olga Dmitrieva (59th place) | ||
| Olga Generalova (DNF) | ||
| Anastasia Polyanskaya (DNF) | ||
| World Championship Gamagori 2005 | Igor Sysoev (31 place) | - |
| World Championship Madeira 2004 | Igor Sysoev (5th place) | Olga Generalova (24th place) |
| Ivan Vasiliev (23 place) | Nina Anisimova (31st place) [13] | |
| World Cup Queenstown 2003 | Ivan Vasiliev (DNF) | - |
| World Cup Cancun 2002 | - | Nina Anisimova (35th place) |
International Competitions in Russia
2019 Sprint Triathlon Championships
On October 28, 2017, on the website of the European Triathlon Union (ETU) , it was announced that Kazan would host the European Championships in Triathlon at the sprint race in 2019. [14] The election of Kazan as the venue became known following a meeting of the European Union Bureau of Triathlon, whose members unanimously elected the capital of Tatarstan as the venue. [15] The meeting was held in Austrian Kitzbühel . The application of Kazan was presented by the Minister of Sports of Tatarstan Vladimir Leonov.
The composition of the organizing committee:
- European Union Triathlon;
- Triathlon Federation of Russia;
- Ministry of Sports of Russia ;
- Ministry of Sports of the Republic of Tatarstan ;
- IRONSTAR
2015 European Cup Finals
For the first time in the history of the triathlon in 2015, the European Cup Final was held in Russia in the city of Sochi. [16] On September 26, 2015, 33 men and 22 women entered the start of the Olympic race. The winners were Dmitry Polyansky with a result of 01:46:09 and Sieburger Lisa with a result of 01:59:05. [17]
The composition of the organizing committee:
- European Triathlon Union (ETU);
- Triathlon Federation of Russia (FTR);
- Ministry of Sports of Russia;
- Ministry of Sports of the Krasnodar Territory;
- Administration of the city of Sochi;
- IRONSTAR
See also
- International Triathlon Union
- World Triathlon Corporation
- Triathlon Ironman
Notes
- ↑ Athlete Profile: Irina Abysova . WTS. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ How it works: triathlon . Eurosport (June 22, 2015). Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Athlete Profile: Alexandr Bryukhankov . Official site of the World Triathlon WTS Series. Date of treatment January 6, 2015.
- ↑ Sergey Bystrov: I will be glad to any Olympic award . RIA Novosti (May 16, 2012). Date of treatment June 11, 2105.
- ↑ Manual (inaccessible link) . The official website of the Russian Triathlon Federation. Date of treatment June 11, 2015. Archived June 27, 2015.
- ↑ Triathletes were not pleased with medals . Sports news portal Championat.com (August 4, 2012). Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Alexander Bryukhankov Results . Official website of ITU triathlon.org. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Athlete Profile: Dmitry Polyanskiy . The official site of the WTS series. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Dmitry Polyanskiy Results . Official website of ITU triathlon.org. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Athlete Profile: Ivan Vasiliev . The official site of WTC. Date of treatment June 11, 2015.
- ↑ Athlete Profile: Anastasia Polyanskaya . The official site of the WTS series. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Anastasiya Polyanskaya Yatsenko Results . Official website of ITU triathlon.org. Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Nina Anisimova . The official website for sports statistics Sports Reference . Date of treatment November 6, 2015.
- ↑ Paul Groves, ETU. Kazan will host the European Triathlon Championship in 2019 (October 28, 2017).
- ↑ Kazan will host the European Triathlon Championship in 2019 . TASS (June 15, 2017).
- ↑ International Triathlon Union. Sochi Ironstar ETU Triathlon European Cup Final . Triathlon.org (1421769569). Date of treatment June 17, 2019.
- ↑ 2015 Sochi ETU Triathlon European Cup Final Results .