In today's world, Russian Triathlon Federation has become increasingly relevant. Whether due to its impact on society, its importance in history, its influence in the professional field or its relevance in everyday life, Russian Triathlon Federation has captured the attention of millions of people around the world. From its origins to its current evolution, Russian Triathlon Federation has left an indelible mark on the world and has generated endless debates, reflections and studies that try to understand its true meaning. In this article we will explore different aspects of Russian Triathlon Federation, from its origins to its impact on the modern world, in order to shed light on this relevant and fascinating topic.
The Russian Triathlon Federation (Федерация триатлона России) is the official national governing body for the sports of triathlon, duathlon and winter triathlon and represents Russia in World Triathlon.[citation needed]
After the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, World Triathlon banned Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials in all of its international competitions and official events. Europe Triathlon said that it strongly supported the decision of the International Olympic Committee and World Triathlon to exclude Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from organised European events, and to not organise international events in Russia or Belarus.
The president of the RTF from 2010 to 2016 was Sergey Bystrov , born 13 April 1957 in Tver Oblast. In 2000, Bystrov was the vice coordinator of Vladimir Putin's election campaign in Tver Oblast, from 2001 to 2004 he was Vice Minister of Labour and Social Development, from 2004 on he has worked in various functions in the Ministry of Transport and has been in charge of the infrastructure and logistics department for the Olympic Games in Sochi.
He was replaced between December 2016 and 2020 by Pyotr Ivanov , and he in turn by Kseniya Shoygu , daughter of Russian defense minister Sergey Shoygu, in 2020.
Year | Russian Male Triathletes | Russian Female Triathletes |
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World Championship Series 2011 | Alexander Bryukhankov (5th) | Irina Abysova (47th) |
Dmitry Polyanski (8th) | Alexandra Razarenova (62nd) | |
Artem Parienko (30th) | Mariya Shorets (66th) | |
Ivan Vasiliev (31st) | Anna Burova (84th) | |
Ivan Tutukin (32nd) | Anastasiya Polyanskaya (93rd) | |
Valentin Meshcheryakov (46th) | Lyubov Ivanovskaya (107th) | |
Igor Polyansky (49th) | Inna Tsyganok (117th) | |
Vladimir Turbaevsky (52nd) | ||
Yulian Malyshev (97th) | ||
Andrey Bryukhankov (133rd) | ||
World Championship Series 2010 | Alexander Bryukhankov (8th) | Irina Abysova (52nd) |
Dmitry Polyanski (14th) | Alexandra Razarenova (56th) | |
Valentin Meshcheryakov (17th) | Anastasiya Polyanskaya (64th) | |
Vladimir Turbayevskiy (20th) | Olga Dmitrieva (88th) | |
Yulian Malyshev (30th) | Yevgeniya Sukhoruchenkova (102nd) | |
Ivan Tutukin (36th) | ||
Ivan Vasiliev (45th) | ||
Anton Chuchko (84th) | ||
Igor Sysoev (104th) | ||
Igor Polyanskiy (131st) | ||
World Championship Series 2009 | Dmitry Polyanski (9th) | Irina Abysova (30th) |
Alexander Bryukhankov (11th) | Olga Dmitrieva (63rd) | |
Yulian Malyshev (15th) | Anastasiya Polyanskaya (102nd) | |
Ivan Vasiliev (19th) | ||
Vladimir Turbaevsky (33rd) | ||
Ivan Tutukin (38th) | ||
Ivan Vasiliev (50th) | ||
Artem Parienko (88th) | ||
Igor Sysoyev (92nd) | ||
BG World Championships Vancouver 2008 | Igor Sysoyev (7th) | Olga Zausaylova (23rd) |
Ivan Vasiliev (10th) | Irina Abysova (26th) | |
Dmitry Polyanski (11th) | ||
Yulian Malyshev (36th) | ||
BG World Championships Hamburg 2007 | Igor Sysoyev (17th) | Irina Abysova (32nd) |
Vladimir Turbaevsky (63rd) | Evgeniya Matveeva (46th) | |
Dmitry Polyanski (DNF) | Olga Zausaylova (57th) | |
Olga Dmitrieva (60th) | ||
World Championships Lausanne 2006 | Igor Sysoyev (24th) | Irina Abysova (32nd) |
Olga Zausaylova (37th) | ||
Olga Dmitrieva (59th) | ||
Olga Generalova (DNF) | ||
Anastasiya Polyanskaya (DNF) | ||
World Championships Gamagori 2005 | Igor Sysoyev (31st) | — |
World Championships Madeira 2004 | Igor Sysoyev (5th) | Olga Generalova (24th) |
Ivan Vasiliev (23rd) | Nina Anisimova (31st) | |
World Championships Queenstown 2003 | Ivan Vasiliev (DNF) | — |
World Championships Cancun 2002 | — | Nina Anisimova (35th) |
Igor Sysoyev took part in two Olympic Games. His wife Irina Abysova was a contender as well in one Olympics, but did not finish.
Year | Russian Male Triathletes | Russian Female Triathletes |
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Olympic Games Beijing 2008 | Igor Sysoyev (9th) | Olga Zausaylova (36th) |
Dmitry Polyanski (22nd) | Irina Abysova (DNF) | |
Alexander Bryukhankov (24th) | ||
Olympic Games Athens 2004 | Igor Sysoyev (15th) | Olga Generalova (31st) |
Nina Anisimova (DNF) | ||
Olympic Games Sydney 2000 | Nina Anisimova (12th) |
The RTF was one of the influential federations, as some incidents suggest: