Fedor Vasilievich Shutkov ( February 15, 1924 , Moscow Region - December 18, 2001 ) - Soviet yachtsman , first champion of the Olympic Games in sailing in the USSR, winner of the European and North African Championships, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1960) , Honored Trainer of Russia .
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He worked as a tractor driver on a collective farm until 1942. From 1942 to 1944 he served as a motorized rifleman on a boat in the 70th border detachment on the Amur River in Kazakevichevo . In 1944, the border detachment was transferred to the Black Sea, where Shutkov was a participant in the battles in the Dnieper estuary and for the liberation of Odessa. He was seriously injured and after the hospital was sent to serve in Moscow. The service was carried out on a boat of the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the USSR I. Serov . Demobilized in 1949, worked as an mechanic at the Dynamo water stadium . In 1992, recognized as an invalid of World War II [2] [3] .
He played for Dynamo (Moscow) from 1946 to 1952, and from 1953 for the Navy CSK (Moscow).
He was fond of long-distance running, training with Vladimir Kutz [4] .
23-time champion of the USSR:
- Class L-3 - 1 title: 1948
- Class " L-4 " - 1 title: 1951
- " Star " - 13 titles: 1953-1962, 1964-1965, 1969
- Repeated champion of the USSR in snowboarding .
He participated in five Olympics:
- 1952 - “ 6mR ”, sailor (crew: Nikolai Ermakov, Kirill Kozhevnikov, Boris Lobashkov, Nikolai Matveev) - 11th place
It is enough to recall the selfless act of the sailor F. Shutkov from the crew of Ermakov. During one of the races, which took place in a fresh wind, a paint spray jumped out of the Circus. Shutkov quickly climbed the mast, set the paintbrush in place and held it for three hours with his hands so as not to interrupt the race.
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- 1956 - Star, sailor (helmsman - Timir Pinegin ) - 8th place
- 1960 - Star, sailor (helmsman - Timir Pinegin) - 1st place
- 1964 - Star, sailor (helmsman - Timir Pinegin) - 5th place
- 1968 - "Star", a sailor (helmsman - Timir Pinegin) - 16th place
He was awarded the orders: Order of the Red Banner of Labor , Order of the Patriotic War II degree, “ Badge of Honor ” (1960) and medals. [6]
He was buried in the Krasnogorsk cemetery.
Notes
- ↑ Sports-Reference.com
- ↑ Viktorov V. Ya., 1964 , p. 43.
- ↑ Page of Fedor Shutkov on the portal "Immortal Regiment"
- ↑ Sergey Borisov. Our Olympic story. 1952-1956-1960-1964-1968-1972-1976. Yacht Russia Magazine 86, 2016
- ↑ Batyushkov, Lipsky, 1961 , p. 47.
- ↑ List of state awards by Fedor Shutkov on the Immortal Regiment portal
Links
- Fedor Shutkov at the Olympic Games
- Viktorov V. Ya. Star class. - Moscow: Soviet Russia, 1964 .-- 184 p.
- Batyushkov Yu.N., Lipsky M.P. "Sails over the bay." - M .: "Soviet Russia", 1961. - 79 p. - 6000 copies.