2019 Russian Athletics Championships

2019 Russian Athletics Championships
2019 Russian Athletics Championships
Dates	24–27 July 2019
Host city	Cheboksary
Venue
Events	40
Participation	731 athletes
	← Kazan 2018 → ;

The 2019 Russian Athletics Championships was held from 24–27 July at the in Cheboksary. It was the seventh time that the capital of the Chuvash Republic hosted the event. The four-day competition featured 40 track and field events and was attended by 731 athletes from 72 regions of the country.

Championships[]

During 2018, Russian championships were held in various cities in individual athletics disciplines:^[1]^[2]

30 March — Russian Championships in mountain running (uphill) (Zheleznovodsk)
26 April — Russian Championships in cross country running (spring) (Suzdal)
5 May — Russian Championships in marathon (Kazan)
10—11 May — Russian Championships in 24-hour run (Moscow)
18 May — Russian Championships in mountain running (uphill-downhill) (Toksovo)
14—16 June — Russian Championships in combined track and field events (Smolensk)
15—16 June — Russian Championships in racewalking (Cheboksary)
6 July — Russian Championships in trail running (Karpinsk)
8—9 September — Russian Championships in relay (Adlersky City District)
15 September — Russian Championships in half marathon (Yaroslavl)
15 September — Russian Championships in 100 kilometres (Bryansk)
12—13 October — Russian Championships in cross country running (autumn) (Orenburg)
30 October — Russian Championships in mountain running (long-distance) (Krasnaya Polyana)

Track and field[]

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Moscow	10.44	Sverdlovsk Oblast	10.54	Moscow	10.56
200 metres	Karelia	20.57	Ulyanovsk Oblast	20.83	Moscow	20.88
400 metres	Samara Oblast	45.98	Moscow/Kirov Oblast	46.39	Saint Petersburg	46.44
800 metres	Moscow/Perm Krai	1:46.51	Konstantin Tolokonnikov Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast	1:48.42	Moscow Oblast/Buryatiya	1:48.67
1500 metres	Valentin Smirnov Saint Petersburg/Chelyabinsk Oblast	3:41.80	Krasnodar Krai	3:41.86	Saint Petersburg/Novosibirsk Oblast	3:42.95
5000 metres	Vladimir Nikitin Moscow/Perm Krai	13:22.72	Evgeniy Rybakov Kemerovo Oblast	13:25.12	Kemerovo Oblast	13:26.35
10,000 metres	Evgeniy Rybakov Kemerovo Oblast	28:18.90	Kemerovo Oblast	28:18.91	Krasnodar Krai	29:04.58
3000 m s'chase	Krasnodar Krai	8:29.85	Sverdlovsk Oblast	8:33.52	Moscow/Altai Krai	8:34.32
110 m hurdles	Konstantin Shabanov Moscow/Pskov Oblast	13.67	Moscow/Krasnoyarsk Krai	13.73	Moscow/Pskov Oblast	13.88
400 m hurdles	Tyumen Oblast	49.83	Denis Kudryavtsev Tyumen Oblast	49.96	Timofey Chalyy Krasnoyarsk Krai/Moscow Oblast	50.25
High jump	Mikhail Akimenko Moscow/Kabardino-Balkaria	2.33 m	Daniil Tsyplakov Krasnodar Krai/Khabarovsk Krai	2.28 m	Moscow/Chelyabinsk Oblast Ilya Ivanyuk Bryansk Oblast/Smolensk Oblast Moscow	2.24 m
Pole vault	Ilya Mudrov Moscow Oblast/Yaroslavl Oblast	5.65 m	Georgiy Gorokhov Moscow/Bryansk Oblast	5.55 m	Moscow/Stavropol Krai	5.55 m
Long jump	Krasnodar Krai/Khabarovsk Krai	8.01 m (+1.4 m/s)	Pavel Shalin Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast	7.88 m (+0.3 m/s)	Volgograd Oblast/Moscow	7.87 m (+0.2 m/s)
Triple jump	Dmitriy Sorokin Krasnodar Krai	17.31 m (0.0 m/s)	Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast	16.77 m (0.0 m/s)	Aleksey Fyodorov Moscow Oblast/Smolensk Oblast	16.68 m (0.0 m/s)
Shot put	Aleksandr Lesnoy Krasnodar Krai/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	20.56 m	Moscow/Rostov Oblast	20.02 m	Maksim Afonin Moscow/Moscow Oblast	19.83 m
Discus throw	Moscow/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	62.45 m	Viktor Butenko Moscow	61.42 m	Moscow/Stavropol Krai	60.57 m
Hammer throw	Evgeniy Korotovskiy Moscow/Smolensk Oblast	77.17 m	Aleksey Sokirskiy Krasnodar Krai	75.63 m	Denis Lukyanov Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast	75.35 m
Javelin throw	Dmitriy Tarabin Krasnodar Krai/Moscow Oblast	80.49 m	Moscow Oblast	77.62 m	Krasnodar Krai	72.82 m
4 × 100 m relay	Krasnodar Krai	40.02	Saint Petersburg	40.37	Vologda Oblast Konstantin Petryashov	40.39
4 × 400 m relay	Saint Petersburg	3:07.26	Moscow Oblast Timofey Chalyy	3:08.24	Moscow	3:08.61

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Kristina Sivkova Moscow	11.35	Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast	11.52	Natalya Pogrebnyak Krasnodar Krai	11.55
200 metres	Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast	23.16	Natalya Pogrebnyak Krasnodar Krai	23.25	Nizhny Novgorod Oblast/Chuvashia	23.44
400 metres	Antonina Krivoshapka Moscow/Volgograd Oblast	51.25	Sverdlovsk Oblast/Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug	51.75	Alena Mamina Moscow Oblast/Sverdlovsk Oblast	52.08
800 metres	Moscow/Ivanovo Oblast	2:00.24	Chuvashia	2:02.45	Ekaterina Kupina Kursk Oblast	2:02.73
1500 metres	Moscow/Ivanovo Oblast	4:04.92	Kursk Oblast	4:07.25	Moscow Oblast/Saint Petersburg	4:08.35
5000 metres	Voronezh Oblast	15:22.14	Elena Korobkina Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast	15:22.17	Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast	15:43.27
10,000 metres	Elena Korobkina Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast	32:16.01	Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast	32:20.45	Lyudmila Lebedeva Moscow/Mari El	32:28.45
3000 m s'chase	Sverdlovsk Oblast	9:31.86	Moscow/Primorsky Krai	9:38.18	Saint Petersburg/Vologda Oblast	9:47.84
100 m hurdles	Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast	13.33	Nina Morozova Krasnodar Krai/Bryansk Oblast	13.40	Moscow/Saint Petersburg	13.43
400 m hurdles	Vera Rudakova Moscow/Perm Krai	55.57	Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast	55.91	Ulyanovsk Oblast	57.29
High jump	Mariya Lasitskene Moscow Oblast/Kabardino-Balkaria	2.00 m	Anna Chicherova Moscow/Rostov Oblast	1.91 m	Moscow Moscow	1.91 m
Pole vault	Anzhelika Sidorova Moscow/Chuvashia	4.86 m	Moscow/Irkutsk Oblast	4.61 m	Irina Ivanova Omsk Oblast	4.56 m
Long jump	Darya Klishina Moscow/Tver Oblast	6.82 m (0.0 m/s)	Yelena Sokolova Moscow/Belgorod Oblast	6.70 m (0.0 m/s)	Krasnodar Krai	6.61 m (0.0 m/s)
Triple jump	Moscow/Bryansk Oblast	14.50 m (+0.8 m/s)	Anna Krylova Tatarstan	13.89 m (+0.4 m/s)	Moscow	13.81 m (+0.4 m/s)
Shot put	Moscow/Tver Oblast	18.25 m	Anna Avdeeva Samara Oblast	18.05 m	Moscow Oblast/Chelyabinsk Oblast	17.70 m
Discus throw	Ekaterina Strokova Moscow/Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	63.06 m	Omsk Oblast/Saint Petersburg	59.68 m	Yelena Panova Moscow/Vladimir Oblast	58.48 m
Hammer throw	Moscow Oblast/Rostov Oblast	71.94 m	Moscow Oblast/Samara Oblast	69.33 m	Moscow/Vladimir Oblast	65.09 m
Javelin throw	Voronezh Oblast	58.30 m	Vera Rebrik Moscow	56.02 m	Rostov Oblast	50.93 m
4 × 100 m relay	Saint Petersburg	44.62	Novosibirsk Oblast	45.64	Penza Oblast	45.76
4 × 400 m relay	Moscow Oblast Alena Mamina	3:30.54	Moscow Ekaterina Renzhina Nadezhda Kotlyarova	3:31.35	Perm Krai Vera Rudakova	3:37.16

Mountain Running[]

The 20th Russian Mountain Running Championship (uphill) was held on 30 March at Mount Beshtau in Zheleznovodsk, Stavropol Krai. A total of 72 participants (46 men and 26 women) from 25 regions of the country started the competition.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
7 km perepad vysot:/+888 m −102 m	Voronezh Oblast	40:37	Tatarstan	40:40	Sverdlovsk Oblast	40:53

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
7 km perepad vysot:/+888 m −102 m	Samara Oblast	51:06	Samara Oblast	51:21	Saint Petersburg	51:34

Spring Cross Country[]

The 2019 Russian Spring Cross Championships was held on 26 April in the city of Suzdal, Vladimir Oblast. The course was in a looped format on a kilometre-long course with numerous turns. Four senior races were attended by 97 runners (53 men and 44 women) from 35 regions of Russia. For the first time since 2004, the spring cross championship was not held in Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast. Suzdal became only the fifth city to host the country's championship in cross country running.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Cross country 4 km	Moscow/Mordovia	11:39	Voronezh Oblast	11:43	Bashkortostan	11:50
Cross country 8 km	Moscow Oryol Oblast	24:09	Voronezh Oblast	24:17	Khakassia	24:18

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Cross country 2 km	Moscow Oblast/Saint Petersburg	6:20	Murmansk Oblast	6:23	Natalya Aristarkhova Krasnoyarsk Krai	6:25
Cross country 5 km	Chuvashia	16:44	Moscow	16:49	Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast	17:01

Marathon[]

The 2019 Russian Marathon Championships was held on 5 May in the city of Kazan as part of the . The course had an incline in the first half around the Millennium Bridge, but the rest of the course was flat.

Prior to the event, Stepan Kiselev and had promoted the idea of a duel between the two on social media, with the organizers of the marathon casting it as a professional versus amateur contest. Yadgarov, a programmer at Yandex, said he would take on professional Russian marathon runners, with national champion Kiselev serving as his role model. Competitions were held in warm and sunny weather (about 20 degrees Celsius at the finish). A total of 81 marathon runners (49 men and 32 women) from 34 regions of Russia were at the start line. The reigning champion, , did not defend his title due to an injured Achilles tendon.

Andrey Leyman
Yuriy Chechun
Sardana Trofimova

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Marathon	Stepan Kiselev Tatarstan	2:12:56	Krasnodar Krai	2:14:11	Samara Oblast	2:15:29

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Marathon	Sardana Trofimova Sakha-Sakha Republic	2:31:31	Kursk Oblast	2:31:58	Alina Prokopeva Moscow Oblast/Chuvashia	2:34:11

24-hour run[]

The Russian 24-hour Championships was held on 10–11 May 2019 at the Iskra Stadium in Moscow as part of the XXVIII Super Day Marathon. A total of 53 athletes from 28 regions of Russia (37 men and 16 women) took to the start. For the first time in the history of the championships of Russia, all three women medalists showed results above 230 km, and four participants fulfilled the standard of an international-class master of sports (225 km). The winners were 24-hour run debutants (257,061 m) and (233,380 m).

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
24-hour run	Rostov Oblast	257061 m	Voronezh Oblast	250421 m	Moscow Oblast	247433 m

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
24-hour run	Moscow Oblast	233380 m	Kemerovo Oblast	231740 m	Vologda Oblast	231159 m

Mountain Running (uphill and downhill)[]

The 21st Russian Mountain Running Championship (uphill and downhill) was held on 18 May in the village of Toksovo, Leningrad Oblast. Competitions were held at the sports base of the local Military Institute of Physical Culture, where a 1.7 km long lap with a height difference of 200 m. A total of 59 participants (34 men and 25 women) from 14 regions of Russia came to the start. became the first man to win the national titles in all three types of mountain running, having won the uphill race in 2015 and the long distance race in 2017.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mountain running 12 km (+1400 m −1400 m)	Belgorod Oblast	59:37	Stavropol Krai	1:01:19	Samara Oblast	1:02:17

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mountain running 6.9 km (+800 m −800 m)	Samara Oblast	42:10	Samara Oblast	42:33	Saint Petersburg	42:45

Combined Events[]

The Russian Combined Events Championships were determined on 14–16 June in Smolensk. The competition was attended by 39 athletes (28 men and 11 women) from 18 regions of the country. The championship was held at the stadium of the Smolensk Academy of Physical Culture.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Decathlon	Artem Lukyanenko Moscow/Rostov Oblast	8064 pts	Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast	7961 pts	Moscow/Krasnoyarsk Krai	7895 pts

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Heptathlon	Tatarstan	6114 pts	Moscow/Bryansk Oblast	6010 pts	Aleksandra Butvina Rostov Oblast/Saint Petersburg	5910 pts

Race Walking[]

The Russian Race Walking Championships was held on 15–16 June in Cheboksary along the city's promenade. A total of 65 athletes (39 men and 26 women) from 13 regions of the country took part in the competition. defended her women's 50 km walk title in 3:57.08, which exceeded the world record of 3:59.15 by Liu Hong, but was not ratified due to Russia's international ban due to doping and the absence of foreign judges.

In February 2019, three of the four Russian walking champions (Shirobokov, Sharypov, Afanasyeva) received warnings from RUSADA for forbidden cooperation with the trainer Viktor Chegin, who was suspended for life in 2016 for numerous doping violations of his athletes. Another champion, Elena Lashmanova, trained for a long time under the guidance of Chegin, and from 2014 to 2016 she was suspended from the competition due to a positive doping test.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
20 km walk	Sergey Shirobokov Mordovia/Udmurtia	1:19:27	Mordovia	1:21:19	Mordovia	1:21:31
50 km walk	Mordovia/Udmurtia	3:43:36	Moscow/Chuvashia	3:49:31	Moscow	3:58:13

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
20 km walk	Elena Lashmanova Mordovia	1:27:19	Elvira Khasanova Mordovia	1:28:15	Moscow Oblast	1:30:54
50 km walk	Klavdiya Afanaseva Mordovia/Chuvashia	3:57:08	Mordovia/Kemerovo Oblast	4:05:58	Moscow Oblast/Chuvashia	4:22:23

Trail running[]

The inaugural Russian Trail Championships was held on 6 July in Karpinsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, as part of the 24th . In 2015, the IAAF officially recognized trail running as an athletics discipline and the Russian Ministry of Sports followed the body's lead with a national-level decision in 2017.

Participants overcame a 38.5 km long track laid along the slopes of Konzhakovsky Kamen Mountain. A total of 28 runners (20 men and 8 women) from 11 regions of the country were entered. Around 1,400 people entered the non-championship element of the race and the official championship winners were beaten by Yevgeny Markov (2:57.54), Antonina Yushina (3:35.13) and Anna Medvedeva (3:58.58), who had not been nominated by their region.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Trail running 38.5 km	Bashkortostan	3:07:54	Sverdlovsk Oblast	3:09:00	Perm Krai	3:30:08

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Trail running 38.5 km	Bashkortostan	4:00:16	Krasnodar Krai	4:06:39	Ulyanovsk Oblast	4:16:09

Relay[]

The Russian Relay Championships was held from 8–9 September in Adlersky City District at the stadium of the Yunost sports complex.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100+200+400+800 m relay	Belgorod Oblast	3:07.98	Voronezh Oblast	3:09.34	Moscow Oblast	3:10.15
4 × 800 m relay	Moscow Oblast Egor Nikolaev	7:26.37	Ulyanovsk Oblast	7:27.99	Saint Petersburg	7:28.02
Shuttle hurdles relay	Saint Petersburg	58.43	Kemerovo Oblast	59.19	Volgograd Oblast Ilya Shkurenev	1:00.64

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100+200+400+800 m relay	Saint Petersburg	3:37.74	Voronezh Oblast	3:38.15	Kursk Oblast	3:38.51
4 × 800 m relay	Saint Petersburg Anzhelika Shevchenko	8:31.76	Saint Petersburg	8:36.10	Moscow Oblast	8:39.24
4 × 100 m relay	Saint Petersburg	56.25	Novosibirsk Oblast	56.64	Voronezh Oblast	59.31

Half marathon[]

The Russian Half Marathon Championships was held on 15 September in Yaroslavl as part of the VI . The race started and finished in Strelka Park and had a 10.55 km lon switchback course through the city. A total of 72 athletes from 32 regions of the country (38 men and 34 women) took to the start. Competitions were held in cool weather (about 12 degrees Celsius).

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Half marathon	Moscow/Altai Krai	1:04:17	Moscow	1:04:25	Moscow/Oryol Oblast	1:04:26

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Half marathon	Elena Korobkina Moscow/Lipetsk Oblast	1:10:27	Omsk Oblast	1:11:15	Moscow Oblast/Novosibirsk Oblast	1:12:37

100 km[]

The Russian 100 km Championships was held on 15 September in Bryansk as part of the Bryansk Forest Running Festival. Competitions took place in the Central Park of Culture and Rest on a kilometre-long circular circuit. Participants covered 100 laps in cool and clear weather (7 degrees Celsius at the start, 15 degrees at the finish); the second half of the distance was affected by a strong wind. A total of 22 athletes from 17 regions of the country (13 men and 9 women) took to the start.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 km	Saint Petersburg	6:39:28	Smolensk Oblast	6:45:49	Mordovia	6:56:38

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 km	Kemerovo Oblast	7:49:13	Samara Oblast	7:50:53	Kirov Oblast	7:53:09

Autumn Cross Country[]

The Russian Autumn Cross Country Championships was held from 12–13 October in Orenburg. Two senior races were attended by 59 runners from 24 regions of Russia (38 men and 21 women).

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Cross country 10 km	Tatarstan	31:21	Moscow/Sverdlovsk Oblast	31:37	Novosibirsk Oblast/Zabaykalsky Krai	31:42

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Cross country 6 km	Lyudmila Lebedeva Moscow/Mari El	21:23	Novosibirsk Oblast	21:25	Samara Oblast	21:55

Long-distance Mountain Running[]

The 13th Russian Long Distance Mountain Running Championship took place on 30 October in Krasnaya Polyana, Krasnodar Krai. A total of 25 participants (12 men and 13 women) from 10 regions of Russia entered the races.

Men[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mountain running 30 km (+1311 m −1311 m)	Bashkortostan	2:04:50	Bashkortostan	2:05:44	Samara Oblast	2:07:36

Women[]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mountain running 30 km (+1311 m −1311 m)	Khakassia	2:31:57	Udmurtia	2:35:52	Samara Oblast	2:36:13

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