Russia in Alpine and cross-country skiing

Last at Alpine skiing at the Olympic Games: silver, 1994

Results listed under other names

At the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics the Russian Olympic and Paralympic Committees were suspended over the state-sponsored doping scandal. Athletes cleared to take part competed as Olympic Athletes from Russia and Neutral Paralympic Athletes. Their results are Russian athletes' results, officially counted under those names.

In December 2019 the World Anti-Doping Agency banned Russia from major international sport for four years after anti-doping data was found to have been manipulated; in 2020 the Court of Arbitration for Sport cut the ban to two years. Until it ended in December 2022, Russian athletes competed without the country's name, flag or anthem: as ROC (the Russian Olympic Committee) at the Tokyo and Beijing Games, RPC (the Russian Paralympic Committee) at the Paralympics, and under their federations' names at world championships, such as the Russian Wrestling Federation. Their results are Russia's, officially counted under those names.

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

Alpine skiing at the Olympic Games1 silver1medal
Every result, newest first1
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Women, Super-G · Svetlana Gladysheva
Cross-country skiing at the Olympic Games11 golds, 6 silvers, 9 bronzes11golds
Every result, newest first26
- Beijing 2022 · Gold · Women, Relay · Yuliya Stupak; Natalya Nepryayeva; Tatiana Sorina; Veronika Stepanova (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Natalya Nepryayeva (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Yuliya Stupak; Natalya Nepryayeva (officially listed as ROC)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Women, Relay · Natalya Nepryayeva; Yuliya Belorukova; Anastasia Sedova; Anna Nechaevskaya (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Women, Individual sprint · Yuliya Belorukova (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Vancouver 2010 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Irina Khazova; Natalya Korostelyova
- Turin 2006 · Silver · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Yuliya Chepalova
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Women, Relay · Natalya Baranova-Masalkina; Larisa Kurkina; Yuliya Chepalova; Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Women, Individual sprint · Alyona Sidko
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Yuliya Chepalova
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Gold · Women, Individual sprint · Yuliya Chepalova
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Bronze · Women, 15 km · Yuliya Chepalova
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Yuliya Chepalova
- Nagano 1998 · Bronze · Women, 20, 30 and 50 km · Larisa Lazutina
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, Relay · Nina Gavrylyuk; Olga Danilova; Yelena Välbe; Larisa Lazutina
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Larisa Lazutina
- Nagano 1998 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Olga Danilova
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, 5 km · Larisa Lazutina
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, 15 km · Olga Danilova
- Nagano 1998 · Silver · Women, 15 km · Larisa Lazutina
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, Relay · Yelena Välbe; Larisa Lazutina; Nina Gavrylyuk; Lyubov Yegorova
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Lyubov Yegorova
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, 5 km · Lyubov Yegorova
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Women, 15 km · Lyubov Yegorova
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Women, 15 km · Nina Gavrylyuk
FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (cross-country)19 golds, 18 silvers, 17 bronzes19golds
Every result, newest first54
- Oberstdorf 2021 · Silver · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Yana Kirpichenko; Yuliya Stupak; Tatiana Sorina; Natalya Nepryayeva (officially listed as Russian Ski Federation)
- Seefeld 2019 · Bronze · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Yuliya Belorukova; Anastasia Sedova; Anna Nechaevskaya; Natalya Nepryayeva
- Seefeld 2019 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Natalya Nepryayeva
- Lahti 2017 · Silver · Women, Team sprint · Yuliya Belorukova; Natalya Matveyeva
- Val di Fiemme 2013 · Bronze · Women, 10 km · Yuliya Chekalyova
- Val di Fiemme 2013 · Bronze · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Yuliya Ivanova; Alia Iksanova; Mariya Guschina; Yuliya Chekalyova
- Liberec 2009 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova
- Sapporo 2007 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Olga Zavyalova
- Sapporo 2007 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Olga Zavyalova
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Yuliya Chepalova
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Silver · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Larisa Kurkina; Natalya Baranova-Masalkina; Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova; Yuliya Chepalova
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Bronze · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Natalya Baranova-Masalkina
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Yuliya Chepalova
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Yuliya Chepalova; Alyona Sidko
- Val di Fiemme 2003 · Bronze · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Natalya Korostelyova; Olga Zavyalova; Yelena Burukhina; Nina Gavrylyuk
- Val di Fiemme 2003 · Gold · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Olga Zavyalova
- Val di Fiemme 2003 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Yelena Burukhina
- Val di Fiemme 2003 · Bronze · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Olga Zavyalova
- Val di Fiemme 2003 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Olga Zavyalova
- Lahti 2001 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Olga Danilova
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Women, 10 km · Larisa Lazutina
- Lahti 2001 · Gold · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Olga Danilova; Larisa Lazutina; Yuliya Chepalova; Nina Gavrylyuk
- Lahti 2001 · Silver · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Olga Danilova
- Lahti 2001 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Larisa Lazutina
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Olga Danilova
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Women, Individual sprint · Yuliya Chepalova
- Ramsau 1999 · Gold · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Olga Danilova; Larisa Lazutina; Anfisa Reztsova; Nina Gavrylyuk
- Ramsau 1999 · Silver · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Olga Danilova
- Ramsau 1999 · Gold · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Larisa Lazutina
- Ramsau 1999 · Silver · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Olga Danilova
- Ramsau 1999 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Nina Gavrylyuk
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Olga Danilova; Larisa Lazutina; Nina Gavrylyuk; Yelena Välbe
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Yelena Välbe
- Trondheim 1997 · Bronze · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Olga Danilova
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Yelena Välbe
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Yelena Välbe
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Yelena Välbe
- Trondheim 1997 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Nina Gavrylyuk
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Olga Danilova; Yelena Välbe; Larisa Lazutina; Nina Gavrylyuk
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Larisa Lazutina
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Silver · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Nina Gavrylyuk
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Yelena Välbe
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Larisa Lazutina
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Silver · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Yelena Välbe
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Gold · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Larisa Lazutina
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Nina Gavrylyuk
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Olga Danilova
- Falun 1993 · Gold · Women, 3/4 × 5/7.5 km relay · Yelena Välbe; Larisa Lazutina; Nina Gavrylyuk; Lyubov Yegorova
- Falun 1993 · Gold · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Larisa Lazutina
- Falun 1993 · Silver · Women, 5 km (discontinued) · Lyubov Yegorova
- Falun 1993 · Bronze · Women, 20 km, 30 km and 50 km · Lyubov Yegorova
- Falun 1993 · Gold · Women, 15 km (discontinued) · Yelena Välbe
- Falun 1993 · Silver · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Larisa Lazutina
- Falun 1993 · Bronze · Women, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Lyubov Yegorova

Cross-country skiing at the Olympic Games7 golds, 11 silvers, 8 bronzes7golds
Every result, newest first26
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, 18, 15 and 10 km · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Ivan Yakimushkin (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Gold · Men, Relay · Aleksey Chervotkin; Alexander Bolshunov; Denis Spitsov; Sergey Ustiugov (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Gold · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Denis Spitsov (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Men, Individual sprint · Alexander Terentyev (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Alexander Bolshunov; Alexander Terentyev (officially listed as ROC)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Men, 18, 15 and 10 km · Denis Spitsov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Andrey Larkov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Silver · Men, Relay · Andrey Larkov; Alexander Bolshunov; Alexey Chervotkin; Denis Spitsov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Men, Individual sprint · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Denis Spitsov; Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Sochi 2014 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Alexander Legkov
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Sochi 2014 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Ilia Chernousov
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, Relay · Dmitry Yaparov; Alexander Bessmertnykh; Alexander Legkov; Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Maxim Vylegzhanin; Nikita Kryukov
- Vancouver 2010 · Gold · Men, Individual sprint · Nikita Kryukov
- Vancouver 2010 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Alexander Panzhinskiy
- Vancouver 2010 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Nikolay Morilov; Alexey Petukhov
- Turin 2006 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Yevgeny Dementyev
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Yevgeny Dementyev
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Ivan Alypov; Vasily Rochev
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Gold · Men, 50 km · Mikhail Ivanov
FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (cross-country)8 golds, 17 silvers, 13 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first38
- Oberstdorf 2021 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Russian Ski Federation)
- Oberstdorf 2021 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Aleksey Chervotkin; Ivan Yakimushkin; Artem Maltsev; Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Russian Ski Federation)
- Oberstdorf 2021 · Gold · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Alexander Bolshunov (officially listed as Russian Ski Federation)
- Oberstdorf 2021 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Alexander Bolshunov; Gleb Retivykh (officially listed as Russian Ski Federation)
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, 18 km, 17 km and 15 km (discontinued) · Alexander Bessmertnykh
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Alexander Bolshunov
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Andrey Larkov; Alexander Bessmertnykh; Alexander Bolshunov; Sergey Ustiugov
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Alexander Bolshunov
- Seefeld 2019 · Bronze · Men, Individual sprint · Gleb Retivykh
- Seefeld 2019 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Gleb Retivykh; Alexander Bolshunov
- Lahti 2017 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Sergey Ustiugov
- Lahti 2017 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Andrey Larkov; Alexander Bessmertnykh; Aleksey Chervotkin; Sergey Ustiugov
- Lahti 2017 · Gold · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Sergey Ustiugov
- Lahti 2017 · Silver · Men, Individual sprint · Sergey Ustiugov
- Lahti 2017 · Gold · Men, Team sprint · Nikita Kryukov; Sergey Ustiugov
- Falun 2015 · Gold · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Falun 2015 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Alexey Petukhov; Nikita Kryukov
- Val di Fiemme 2013 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Evgeniy Belov; Maxim Vylegzhanin; Alexander Legkov; Sergey Ustiugov
- Val di Fiemme 2013 · Gold · Men, Individual sprint · Nikita Kryukov
- Val di Flemme 2013 · Gold · Men, Team sprint · Alexey Petukhov; Nikita Kryukov
- Oslo 2011 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Oslo 2011 · Silver · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Oslo 2011 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Ilia Chernousov
- Oslo 2011 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Alexander Panzhinskiy; Nikita Kryukov
- Liberec 2009 · Silver · Men, 50 km · Maxim Vylegzhanin
- Liberec 2009 · Bronze · Men, Individual sprint · Nikolay Morilov
- Sapporo 2007 · Silver · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Nikolai Pankratov; Vasily Rochev; Alexander Legkov; Evgeni Dementiev
- Sapporo 2007 · Silver · Men, Team sprint · Nikolay Morilov; Vasily Rochev
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Nikolay Pankratov; Vasily Rochev; Yevgeny Dementyev; Nikolay Bolschakov
- Oberstdorf 2005 · Gold · Men, Individual sprint · Vasily Rochev
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Men, 50 km · Sergey Kriyanin
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Men, 30 km (discontinued) · Mikhail Ivanov
- Lahti 2001 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Vitaly Denisov
- Trondheim 1997 · Gold · Men, 30 km (discontinued) · Alexey Prokourorov
- Trondheim 1997 · Silver · Men, 10 km · Alexey Prokurorov
- Trondheim 1997 · Bronze · Men, Combined/double pursuit/Skiathlon · Alexey Prokurorov
- Thunder Bay 1995 · Bronze · Men, 30 km (discontinued) · Alexey Prokurorov
- Falun 1993 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 10/7.5 km relay · Andrey Kirilov; Igor Badamchin; Alexey Prokurorov; Mikhail Botvinov

FIS Alpine World Ski Championships: Crans-Montana 2027, 1 to 14 February

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.

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