Russia in Aquatics

Last at Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games: gold, 2020

Results listed under other 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.

After Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the International Olympic Committee recommended barring teams and officials from Russia and Belarus, which supported the invasion. Some federations later admitted cleared athletes from both countries one by one, as Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) or under other neutral names, with no flag or anthem of their own and no place in the official medal tables. A result listed here under Russia is a Russian athlete's, officially counted as neutral. On 7 July 2026 the IOC provisionally lifted its suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee and recommended that federations drop the restrictions on Russian athletes; whether Russia's flag and anthem return was left for later.

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games6 golds6golds
Every result, newest first6
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Women, Duet · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Svetlana Romashina (officially listed as ROC)
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Women, Duet · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- London 2012 · Gold · Women, Duet · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Women, Duet · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasiya Yermakova
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Women, Duet · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasiya Yermakova
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Women, Duet · Olga Brusnikina; Mariya Kiselyova
Diving at the Olympic Games1 gold, 5 silvers, 1 bronze1gold
Every result, newest first7
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Women, 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Anastasia Pozdniakova; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Women, 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Natalia Goncharova; Yulia Koltunova
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Women, 3 metre springboard · Irina Lashko
Swimming at the Olympic Games4 silvers, 1 bronze5medals
Every result, newest first5
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- London 2012 · Silver · Women, 200 metre backstroke · Anastasia Zuyeva
- London 2012 · Bronze · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, 200 metre backstroke · Stanislava Komarova
Water polo at the Olympic Games2 bronzes2medals
Every result, newest first2
- Rio 2016 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships56 golds, 4 silvers, 2 bronzes56golds
Every result, newest first62
- Singapore 2025 · Bronze · Women, Duet free routine · Mayya Doroshko; Tatiana Gayday (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Bronze · Women, Duet technical routine · Mayya Doroshko; Tatiana Gayday (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Svetlana Romashina
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Alexandra Patskevich
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Alexandra Patskevich
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Svetlana Romashina
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Svetlana Romashina
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Svetlana Romashina
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Solo free routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Romashina
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Anastasia Davydova; Svetlana Romashina
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Women, Solo free routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Solo technical routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Duet free routine · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Duet technical routine · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Team free routine
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Team technical routine
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Montreal 2005 · Silver · Women, Solo routine · Natalia Ischenko
- Montreal 2005 · Gold · Women, Duet routine · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova
- Montreal 2005 · Gold · Women, Team routine
- Montreal 2005 · Gold · Women, Free routine combination
- Barcelona 2003 · Silver · Women, Solo routine · Anastasia Ermakova
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Women, Duet routine · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Women, Team routine
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Women, Solo routine · Olga Brusnikina
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Women, Duet routine · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Women, Team routine
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, Solo routine · Olga Sedakova
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, Duet routine · Olga Brusnikina; Olga Sedakova
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, Team routine
Diving at the World Aquatics Championships4 golds, 7 silvers, 5 bronzes4golds
Every result, newest first16
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Women, 1 metre springboard · Nadezhda Bazhina
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Nadezhda Bazhina; Kristina Ilinykh
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, 1 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Rome 2009 · Bronze · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina; Anastasia Pozdniakova
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Women, 1 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Barcelona 2003 · Silver · Women, 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Barcelona 2003 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Women, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Evgeniya Olshevskaya; Svetlana Timoshinina
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Women, 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Women, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Evgeniya Olshevskaya; Svetlana Timoshinina
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, 1 metre springboard · Irina Lashko
- Perth 1998 · Silver · Women, 1 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, 3 metre springboard · Yuliya Pakhalina
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Women, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Irina Lashko; Yuliya Pakhalina
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Women, 3 metre springboard · Vera Ilyina
Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships3 golds, 5 silvers, 1 bronze3golds
Every result, newest first9
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 5 km · Larisa Ilchenko
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Ekatarina Seliverstova
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 25 km · Anna Uvarova
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, 5 km · Larisa Ilchenko
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Women, 5 km · Ekaterina Seliverstova
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Women, 10 km · Larisa Ilchenko
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Women, 25 km · Ksenia Popova
- Montreal 2005 · Gold · Women, 5 km · Larisa Ilchenko
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Women, 10 km · Irina Abysova
Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships7 golds, 15 silvers, 7 bronzes7golds
Every result, newest first29
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Evgeniia Chikunova (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Women, 50 metre backstroke · Daria Vaskina
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Women, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Anastasia Fesikova; Yuliya Yefimova; Svetlana Chimrova; Veronika Popova; Natalia Ivaneeva*
- Kazan 2015 · Bronze · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Barcelona 2013 · Gold · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Barcelona 2013 · Bronze · Women, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Daria Ustinova; Yuliya Yefimova; Svetlana Chimrova; Veronika Popova; Anna Belousova*
- Shanghai 2011 · Gold · Women, 50 metre backstroke · Anastasia Zuyeva
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Women, 100 metre backstroke · Anastasia Zuyeva
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Women, 200 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 100 metre backstroke · Anastasia Zuyeva
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 200 metre backstroke · Anastasia Zuyeva
- Rome 2009 · Gold · Women, 50 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Women, 100 metre breaststroke · Yuliya Yefimova
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Women, 400 metre individual medley · Yana Martynova
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Women, 200 metre backstroke · Stanislava Komarova
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Women, 200 metre backstroke · Stanislava Komarova
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Women, 50 metre freestyle · Natalya Meshcheryakova
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Women, 100 metre backstroke · Nina Zhivanevskaya
- Rome 1994 · Bronze · Women, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Nina Zhivanevskaya; Olga Prokhorova; Svetlana Pozdeyeva; Natalya Meshcheryakova
Water polo at the World Aquatics Championships5 bronzes5medals
Every result, newest first5
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
- Shanghai 2011 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
- Rome 2009 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Women, Water polo
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Women, Water polo

Diving at the Olympic Games3 golds, 3 silvers, 6 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first12
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Aleksandr Bondar; Viktor Minibaev (officially listed as ROC)
- London 2012 · Gold · Men, 3 metre springboard · Ilya Zakharov
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Ilya Zakharov; Evgeny Kuznetsov
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, 10 metre platform · Gleb Galperin
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Gleb Galperin; Dmitriy Dobroskok
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin; Yuriy Kunakov
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, 10 metre platform · Dmitri Sautin
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Igor Lukashin; Dmitri Sautin
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Aleksandr Dobroskok; Dmitri Sautin
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, 10 metre platform · Dmitri Sautin
Swimming at the Olympic Games6 golds, 7 silvers, 9 bronzes6golds
Every result, newest first22
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Kliment Kolesnikov (officially listed as ROC)
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Men, 100 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov (officially listed as ROC)
- Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Men, 100 metre backstroke · Kliment Kolesnikov (officially listed as ROC)
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov (officially listed as ROC)
- Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Martin Malyutin; Ivan Girev; Evgeny Rylov; Mikhail Dovgalyuk; Aleksandr Krasnykh; Mikhail Vekovishchev (officially listed as ROC)
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre breaststroke · Anton Chupkov
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, 100 metre butterfly · Yevgeny Korotyshkin
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Andrey Grechin; Nikita Lobintsev; Vladimir Morozov; Danila Izotov; Yevgeny Lagunov; Sergey Fesikov
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre backstroke · Arkady Vyatchanin
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Arkady Vyatchanin
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Danila Izotov; Yevgeny Lagunov; Nikita Lobintsev; Alexander Sukhorukov; Mikhail Polischuk
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre breaststroke · Roman Sloudnov
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, 50 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre breaststroke · Andrey Korneyev
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, 100 metre butterfly · Denis Pankratov
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre butterfly · Vladislav Kulikov
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, 200 metre butterfly · Denis Pankratov
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Vladimir Pyshnenko; Alexander Popov; Roman Yegorov; Vladimir Predkin; Denis Pimankov
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Vladimir Selkov; Stanislav Lopukhov; Denis Pankratov; Alexander Popov; Roman Ivanovsky; Vladislav Kulikov; Roman Yegorov
Water polo at the Olympic Games1 silver, 1 bronze2medals
Every result, newest first2
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Men, Water polo
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Water polo
Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships2 golds2golds
Every result, newest first2
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Men, Solo free routine · Aleksandr Maltsev (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Men, Solo technical routine · Aleksandr Maltsev (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
Diving at the World Aquatics Championships9 golds, 12 silvers, 12 bronzes9golds
Every result, newest first33
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Nikita Shleikher; Ruslan Ternovoi (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Men, 10 metre platform · Aleksandr Bondar
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Aleksandr Bondar; Viktor Minibaev
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Ilya Zakharov
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov; Ilya Zakharov
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Aleksandr Bondar; Viktor Minibaev
- Kazan 2015 · Silver · Men, 3 metre springboard · Ilya Zakharov
- Kazan 2015 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov; Ilya Zakharov
- Kazan 2015 · Bronze · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Roman Izmailov; Viktor Minibaev
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Men, 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov; Ilya Zakharov
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Artem Chesakov; Viktor Minibaev
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Men, 3 metre springboard · Ilya Zakharov
- Shanghai 2011 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Evgeny Kuznetsov; Ilya Zakharov
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitry Sautin
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Men, 10 metre platform · Gleb Galperin
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Dmitry Dobroskok; Gleb Galperin
- Montreal 2005 · Bronze · Men, 10 metre platform · Gleb Galperin
- Montreal 2005 · Gold · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Dmitry Dobroskok; Gleb Galperin
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 3 metre springboard · Aleksandr Dobroskok
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Aleksandr Dobroskok; Dmitri Sautin
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, 1 metre springboard · Alexander Dobroskok
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, Synchronized 3 metre springboard · Alexander Dobroskok; Dmitri Sautin
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Perth 1998 · Bronze · Men, 3 metre springboard · Vassili Lisovski
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Men, 10 metre platform · Dmitri Sautin
- Perth 1998 · Bronze · Men, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Igor Lukashin; Aleksandr Varlamov
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Men, 3 metre springboard · Dmitri Sautin
- Rome 1994 · Gold · Men, 10 metre platform · Dmitri Sautin
- Rome 1994 · Bronze · Men, 10 metre platform · Vladimir Timoshinin
High diving at the World Aquatics Championships1 bronze1medal
Every result, newest first1
- Kazan 2015 · Bronze · Men, High diving · Artem Silchenko
Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships9 golds, 5 silvers, 8 bronzes9golds
Every result, newest first22
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 25 km · Kirill Belyaev
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Men, 25 km · Evgeny Drattsev
- Barcelona 2013 · Bronze · Men, 25 km · Evgeny Drattsev
- Shanghai 2011 · Bronze · Men, 5 km · Evgeny Drattsev
- Shanghai 2011 · Bronze · Men, 10 km · Sergey Bolshakov
- Shanghai 2011 · Silver · Men, 25 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Rome 2009 · Bronze · Men, 25 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Men, 5 km · Evgeny Drattsev
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Men, 10 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Men, 10 km · Evgeny Drattsev
- Melbourne 2007 · Gold · Men, 25 km · Yuri Kudinov
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 5 km · Evgeny Koshkarov
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Men, 5 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 10 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 25 km · Yuri Kudinov
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Men, 5 km · Yevgeny Bezruchenko
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Men, 10 km · Yevgeny Bezruchenko
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Men, 10 km · Vladimir Dyatchin
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Men, 25 km · Yuri Kudinov
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Men, 5 km · Aleksey Akatyev
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Men, 25 km · Aleksey Akatyev
- Rome 1994 · Bronze · Men, 25 km · Aleksey Akatyev
Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships15 golds, 24 silvers, 22 bronzes15golds
Every result, newest first61
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Men, 50 metre backstroke · Kliment Kolesnikov (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Men, 50 metre backstroke · Pavel Samusenko (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Men, 50 metre breaststroke · Kirill Prigoda (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Bronze · Men, 400 metre individual medley · Ilya Borodin (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Miron Lifintsev; Kirill Prigoda; Andrey Minakov; Egor Kornev; Kliment Kolesnikov*; Ivan Kozhakin*; Ivan Giryov* (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Vladislav Grinev
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre freestyle · Martin Malyutin
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 50 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Men, 50 metre backstroke · Kliment Kolesnikov
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 100 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Men, 200 metre breaststroke · Anton Chupkov
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 50 metre butterfly · Oleg Kostin
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 100 metre butterfly · Andrey Minakov
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Vladislav Grinev; Vladimir Morozov; Kliment Kolesnikov; Evgeny Rylov; Andrey Minakov*
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Mikhail Dovgalyuk; Mikhail Vekovishchev; Aleksandr Krasnykh; Martin Malyutin; Ivan Giryov*
- Gwangju 2019 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Evgeny Rylov; Kirill Prigoda; Andrey Minakov; Vladimir Morozov; Kliment Kolesnikov*; Anton Chupkov*; Mikhail Vekovishchev*; Vladislav Grinev*
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre freestyle · Aleksandr Krasnykh
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre breaststroke · Kirill Prigoda
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Men, 200 metre breaststroke · Anton Chupkov
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Mikhail Dovgalyuk; Mikhail Vekovishchev; Danila Izotov; Aleksandr Krasnykh; Nikita Lobintsev*
- Budapest 2017 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Evgeny Rylov; Kirill Prigoda; Aleksandr Popkov; Vladimir Morozov; Grigoriy Tarasevich*; Anton Chupkov*; Daniil Pakhomov*; Danila Izotov*
- Kazan 2015 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Evgeny Rylov
- Kazan 2015 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Andrey Grechin; Nikita Lobintsev; Vladimir Morozov; Alexander Sukhorukov; Danila Izotov*
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Men, 50 metre freestyle · Vladimir Morozov
- Barcelona 2013 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre freestyle · Danila Izotov
- Barcelona 2013 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Andrey Grechin; Nikita Lobintsev; Vladimir Morozov; Danila Izotov; Yevgeny Lagunov*; Alexander Sukhorukov*
- Barcelona 2013 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Danila Izotov; Nikita Lobintsev; Artem Lobuzov; Alexander Sukhorukov
- Rome 2009 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre freestyle · Danila Izotov
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Yevgeny Lagunov; Andrey Grechin; Danila Izotov; Alexander Sukhorukov; Nikita Konovalov*
- Rome 2009 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Nikita Lobintsev; Mikhail Polischuk; Danila Izotov; Alexander Sukhorukov; Yevgeny Lagunov*; Sergey Perunin*
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Men, 400 metre freestyle · Yury Prilukov
- Melbourne 2007 · Silver · Men, 1500 metre freestyle · Yury Prilukov
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre butterfly · Nikolay Skvortsov
- Melbourne 2007 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Arkady Vyatchanin; Dmitry Komornikov; Nikolay Skvortsov; Yevgeny Lagunov; Roman Sludnov*; Andrey Kapralov*
- Montreal 2005 · Silver · Men, 400 metre freestyle · Yury Prilukov
- Montreal 2005 · Bronze · Men, 800 metre freestyle · Yury Prilukov
- Montreal 2005 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Arkady Vyatchanin; Dmitry Komornikov; Igor Marchenko; Andrey Kapralov; Grigory Falko*; Yevgeny Korotyshkin*; Yevgeny Lagunov*
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 50 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Barcelona 2003 · Silver · Men, 100 metre backstroke · Arkady Vyatchanin
- Barcelona 2003 · Bronze · Men, 50 metre butterfly · Yevgeny Korotyshkin
- Barcelona 2003 · Gold · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Andrey Kapralov; Ivan Usov; Denis Pimankov; Alexander Popov; Dmitri Talepov*
- Barcelona 2003 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Arkady Vyatchanin; Roman Ivanovsky; Igor Marchenko; Alexander Popov; Yevgeny Aleshin*; Dmitry Komornikov*; Yevgeny Korotyshkin*; Denis Pimankov*
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metre freestyle · Alexey Filipets
- Fukuoka 2001 · Silver · Men, 50 metre breaststroke · Roman Sludnov
- Fukuoka 2001 · Gold · Men, 100 metre breaststroke · Roman Sludnov
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, 200 metre butterfly · Anatoly Polyakov
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Vladislav Aminov; Dmitry Komornikov; Vladislav Kulikov; Dmitry Chernyshov; Igor Marchenko*; Leonid Khokhlov*
- Perth 1998 · Silver · Men, 50 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Perth 1998 · Gold · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Perth 1998 · Bronze · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Alexander Popov; Vladislav Kulikov; Roman Yegorov; Denis Pimankov; Maxim Korshunov*
- Rome 1994 · Gold · Men, 50 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Rome 1994 · Gold · Men, 100 metre freestyle · Alexander Popov
- Rome 1994 · Gold · Men, 200 metre backstroke · Vladimir Selkov
- Rome 1994 · Bronze · Men, 100 metre butterfly · Denis Pankratov
- Rome 1994 · Gold · Men, 200 metre butterfly · Denis Pankratov
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre freestyle relay · Roman Shchegolev; Vladimir Predkin; Vladimir Pyshnenko; Alexander Popov; Vladislav Kulikov*; Yury Mukhin*
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Men, 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay · Yury Mukhin; Vladimir Pyshnenko; Denis Pankratov; Roman Shchegolev; Alexei Stepanov*
- Rome 1994 · Silver · Men, 4 × 100 metre medley relay · Vladimir Selkov; Vasily Ivanov; Denis Pankratov; Alexander Popov; Andrey Ivanov*; Vladislav Kulikov*; Vladimir Predkin*
Water polo at the World Aquatics Championships2 bronzes2medals
Every result, newest first2
- Fukuoka 2001 · Bronze · Men, Water polo
- Rome 1994 · Bronze · Men, Water polo

Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games6 golds6golds
Every result, newest first6
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Vlada Chigireva; Marina Goliadkina; Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Polina Komar; Alexandra Patskevich; Svetlana Romashina; Alla Shishkina; Maria Shurochkina (officially listed as ROC)
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Vlada Chigireva; Natalia Ishchenko; Svetlana Kolesnichenko; Alexandra Patskevich; Svetlana Romashina; Alla Shishkina; Maria Shurochkina; Gelena Topilina; Elena Prokofyeva
- London 2012 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Anastasia Davydova; Mariya Gromova; Natalia Ishchenko; Elvira Khasyanova; Daria Korobova; Alexandra Patskevich; Svetlana Romashina; Angelika Timanina; Alla Shishkina
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Anastasia Davydova; Anastasiya Yermakova; Mariya Gromova; Natalia Ishchenko; Elvira Khasyanova; Olga Kuzhela; Svetlana Romashina; Anna Shorina; Yelena Ovchinnikova
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Yelena Azarova; Olga Brusnikina; Anastasia Davydova; Anastasiya Yermakova; Elvira Khasyanova; Mariya Kiselyova; Olga Novokshchenova; Anna Shorina; Mariya Gromova
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Mixed, Team · Yelena Azarova; Olga Brusnikina; Mariya Kiselyova; Olga Novokshchenova; Irina Pershina; Yelena Soya; Yuliya Vasilyeva; Olga Vasyukova; Yelena Antonova
Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships5 golds, 5 silvers5golds
Every result, newest first10
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Mixed, Duet free routine · Olesia Platonova; Aleksandr Maltsev (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Mixed, Duet technical routine · Mayya Gurbanberdieva; Aleksandr Maltsev (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Mixed, Team technical routine · B (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Mixed, Acrobatic routine · B (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Mixed, Duet free routine · Mayya Gurbanberdieva; Aleksandr Maltsev
- Gwangju 2019 · Gold · Mixed, Duet technical routine · Mayya Gurbanberdieva; Aleksandr Maltsev
- Budapest 2017 · Gold · Mixed, Duet free routine · Mikhaela Kalancha; Aleksandr Maltsev
- Budapest 2017 · Silver · Mixed, Duet technical routine · Mikhaela Kalancha; Aleksandr Maltsev
- Kazan 2015 · Gold · Mixed, Duet free routine · Darina Valitova; Aleksandr Maltsev
- Kazan 2015 · Silver · Mixed, Duet technical routine · Darina Valitova; Aleksandr Maltsev
Diving at the World Aquatics Championships2 silvers, 1 bronze3medals
Every result, newest first3
- Singapore 2025 · Bronze · Mixed, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Aleksandr Bondar; Anna Konanykhina (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Mixed, Synchronized 10 metre platform · Ekaterina Beliaeva; Viktor Minibaev
- Gwangju 2019 · Silver · Mixed, Team · Sergey Nazin; Yulia Timoshinina
Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships1 silver1medal
Every result, newest first1
- Perth 1998 · Silver · Mixed, Team 5 km · Aleksey Akatyev; Yevgeny Bezruchenko; Olga Gouseva
Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships1 gold, 1 silver1gold
Every result, newest first2
- Singapore 2025 · Silver · Mixed, 4 × 100 metre mixed freestyle relay · Egor Kornev; Ivan Giryov; Daria Trofimova; Daria Klepikova; Vladislav Grinev*; Alina Gaifutdinova*; Milana Stepanova* (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)
- Singapore 2025 · Gold · Mixed, 4 × 100 metre mixed medley relay · Miron Lifintsev; Kirill Prigoda; Daria Klepikova; Daria Trofimova; Danil Semianinov*; Aleksandra Kuznetsova* (officially listed as Neutral Athletes B)

Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships: Budapest 2027, 26 June to 18 July; Beijing 2029

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

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