Russia in Cycling

Last at Cycling at the Olympic Games: bronze, 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.

Cycling at the Olympic Games2 golds, 4 silvers, 7 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first13
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Track: madison · Maria Novolodskaya; Gulnaz Khatuntseva (officially listed as Russian Olympic Committee athletes)
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Track: sprint, team · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova (officially listed as Russian Olympic Committee athletes)
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Road: time trial · Olga Zabelinskaya
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Track: sprint, team · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova
- London 2012 · Bronze · Women, Road: road race · Olga Zabelinskaya
- London 2012 · Bronze · Women, Road: time trial · Olga Zabelinskaya
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Women, Mountain bike: cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Women, Road: road race · Olga Slyusareva
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, Track: sprint, individual · Tamilla Abassova
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Women, Track: points race · Olga Slyusareva
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women, Track: sprint, individual · Oksana Grishina
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Women, Track: points race · Olga Slyusareva
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women, Road: time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
UCI Mountain Bike World Championships2 golds, 4 silvers, 2 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first8
- Vallnord 2015 · Silver · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Lillehammer 2014 · Silver · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Mont-Sainte-Anne 2010 · Silver · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Canberra 2009 · Gold · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Val di Sole 2008 · Bronze · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Fort William 2007 · Gold · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Rotorua 2006 · Silver · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
- Lugano 2003 · Bronze · Women, Cross-country · Irina Kalentieva
UCI Road World Championships3 golds, 2 silvers, 3 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first8
- Verona 2004 · Bronze · Women, Time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
- Hamilton 2003 · Bronze · Women, Time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
- Zolder/Hasselt 2002 · Gold · Women, Time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
- Valkenburg 1998 · Silver · Women, Time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
- San Sebastián 1997 · Silver · Women, Time trial · Zulfiya Zabirova
- Agrigento 1994 · Gold · Women, Team time trial · Valentina Polkhanova; Olga Sokolova; Aleksandra Koliaseva; Svetlana Boubnenkova
- Oslo 1993 · Gold · Women, Team time trial · Valentina Polkhanova; Olga Sokolova; Svetlana Boubnenkova; Aleksandra Koliaseva
- Benidorm 1992 · Bronze · Women, Team time trial · Aleksandra Koliaseva; Nadezhda Kibardina; Natalya Grinina; Gulnara Fatkullina
UCI Track Cycling World Championships22 golds, 21 silvers, 22 bronzes22golds
Every result, newest first65
- Santiago 2025 · Bronze · Women, Sprint · Alina Lysenko (officially listed as Individual Neutral Athletes)
- Santiago 2025 · Silver · Women, 1 km time trial · Yana Burlakova (officially listed as Individual Neutral Athletes)
- Ballerup 2024 · Gold · Women, 500 m time trial · Yana Burlakova (officially listed as Individual Neutral Athletes)
- Roubaix 2021 · Silver · Women, Team sprint · Natalia Antonova; Daria Shmeleva; Yana Tyshchenko; Anastasia Voynova (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Roubaix 2021 · Bronze · Women, Keirin · Yana Tyshchenko (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Roubaix 2021 · Silver · Women, 500 m time trial · Anastasia Voynova (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Roubaix 2021 · Bronze · Women, 500 m time trial · Daria Shmeleva (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Berlin 2020 · Silver · Women, Sprint · Anastasia Voynova
- Pruszków 2019 · Silver · Women, Team sprint · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova
- Pruszków 2019 · Bronze · Women, Keirin · Daria Shmeleva
- Pruszków 2019 · Gold · Women, 500 m time trial · Daria Shmeleva
- Apeldoorn 2018 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova
- Apeldoorn 2018 · Silver · Women, 500 m time trial · Daria Shmeleva
- Hong Kong 2017 · Gold · Women, Team sprint · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova
- Hong Kong 2017 · Gold · Women, 500 m time trial · Daria Shmeleva
- Hong Kong 2017 · Bronze · Women, 500 m time trial · Anastasia Voynova
- London 2016 · Gold · Women, Team sprint · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasia Voynova
- London 2016 · Gold · Women, 500 m time trial · Anastasia Voynova
- Yvelines 2015 · Silver · Women, Team sprint · Daria Shmeleva; Anastasiia Voinova
- Yvelines 2015 · Gold · Women, 500 m time trial · Anastasia Voynova
- Cali 2014 · Bronze · Women, 500 m time trial · Anastasia Voynova
- Cali 2014 · Bronze · Women, Scratch · Evgenia Romanyuta
- Minsk 2013 · Bronze · Women, Scratch · Evgenia Romanyuta
- Melbourne 2012 · Silver · Women, Keirin · Ekaterina Gnidenko
- Melbourne 2012 · Gold · Women, Points race · Anastasia Chulkova
- Bordeaux 2006 · Silver · Women, Individual pursuit · Olga Slyusareva
- Bordeaux 2006 · Silver · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Bordeaux 2006 · Bronze · Women, Scratch · Olga Sliusareva
- Los Angeles 2005 · Silver · Women, Sprint · Tamilla Abassova
- Los Angeles 2005 · Silver · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Los Angeles 2005 · Gold · Women, Scratch · Olga Sliusareva
- Melbourne 2004 · Gold · Women, Sprint · Svetlana Grankovskaya
- Melbourne 2004 · Bronze · Women, Individual pursuit · Yelena Chalykh
- Melbourne 2004 · Gold · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Melbourne 2004 · Bronze · Women, Scratch · Olga Sliusareva
- Stuttgart 2003 · Gold · Women, Sprint · Svetlana Grankovskaya
- Stuttgart 2003 · Gold · Women, Keirin · Svetlana Grankovskaya
- Stuttgart 2003 · Bronze · Women, Keirin · Oksana Grichina
- Stuttgart 2003 · Bronze · Women, Individual pursuit · Olga Slyusareva
- Stuttgart 2003 · Gold · Women, Points race · Oksana Grichina
- Stuttgart 2003 · Gold · Women, Scratch · Olga Sliusareva
- Ballerup 2002 · Silver · Women, Individual pursuit · Olga Slyusareva
- Copenhagen 2002 · Gold · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Copenhagen 2002 · Bronze · Women, Scratch · Olga Sliusareva
- Antwerp 2001 · Gold · Women, Sprint · Svetlana Grankovskaya
- Antwerp 2001 · Silver · Women, Individual pursuit · Olga Slyusareva
- Antwerp 2001 · Bronze · Women, Individual pursuit · Yelena Chalykh
- Antwerp 2001 · Gold · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Manchester 2000 · Bronze · Women, Individual pursuit · Yelena Chalykh
- Manchester 2000 · Bronze · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Bordeaux 1998 · Bronze · Women, Points race · Olga Sliusareva
- Perth 1997 · Bronze · Women, Sprint · Oksana Grishina
- Perth 1997 · Silver · Women, Individual pursuit · Natalya Karimova
- Perth 1997 · Gold · Women, Points race · Natalia Karimova
- Manchester 1996 · Gold · Women, Points race · Svetlana Samokhvalova
- Manchester 1996 · Bronze · Women, Points race · Goulnara Fatkoulina
- Bogotá 1995 · Silver · Women, Sprint · Olga Slioussareva
- Bogotá 1995 · Silver · Women, 500 m time trial · Galina Yenuchina
- Bogotá 1995 · Gold · Women, Points race · Svetlana Samokhvalova
- Palermo 1994 · Gold · Women, Sprint · Galina Yenyuchina
- Palermo 1994 · Bronze · Women, Sprint · Oksana Grishina
- Palermo 1994 · Silver · Women, Individual pursuit · Svetlana Samochvalova
- Palermo 1994 · Silver · Women, Points race · Svetlana Samokhvalova
- Hamar 1993 · Silver · Women, Points race · Svetlana Samokhvalova
- Maebashi 1990 · Silver · Women, Points race · Svetlana Samokhvalova

Cycling at the Olympic Games3 golds, 1 silver, 4 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first8
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, Track: sprint, individual · Denis Dmitriev
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, Road: road race, individual · Alexandr Kolobnev
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, Track: madison · Mikhail Ignatiev; Alexei Markov
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Road: time trial, individual · Viatcheslav Ekimov
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Track: points race · Mikhail Ignatiev
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Men, Road: time trial, individual · Viatcheslav Ekimov
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, Track: points race · Alexei Markov
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, Track: pursuit, team · Eduard Gritsun; Nikolay Kuznetsov; Alexei Markov; Anton Shantyr
UCI Road World Championships2 silvers, 1 bronze3medals
Every result, newest first3
- Mendrisio 2009 · Silver · Men, Road race · Alexandr Kolobnev
- Stuttgart 2007 · Silver · Men, Road race · Alexandr Kolobnev
- Benidorm 1992 · Bronze · Men, Road race · Dimitri Konychev
UCI Track Cycling World Championships3 golds, 4 silvers, 11 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first18
- Roubaix 2021 · Bronze · Men, Keirin · Mikhail Iakovlev (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Roubaix 2021 · Bronze · Men, Elimination · Sergey Rostovtsev (officially listed as Russian Cycling Federation)
- Pruszków 2019 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Denis Dmitriev; Alexander Sharapov; Pavel Yakushevskiy
- Apeldoorn 2018 · Bronze · Men, Individual pursuit · Alexander Evtushenko
- Hong Kong 2017 · Gold · Men, Sprint · Denis Dmitriev
- London 2016 · Bronze · Men, Sprint · Denis Dmitriev
- Yvelines 2015 · Silver · Men, Sprint · Denis Dmitriev
- Yvelines 2015 · Gold · Men, Points race · Artur Ershov
- Cali 2014 · Bronze · Men, Sprint · Denis Dmitriev
- Cali 2014 · Gold · Men, Scratch · Ivan Kovalev
- Cali 2014 · Bronze · Men, Omnium · Viktor Manakov
- Minsk 2013 · Silver · Men, Sprint · Denis Dmitriev
- Minsk 2013 · Bronze · Men, Points race · Kirill Sveshnikov
- Apeldoorn 2011 · Silver · Men, Team pursuit · Alexei Markov; Evgeny Kovalev; Ivan Kovalev; Alexander Serov
- Manchester 2008 · Bronze · Men, Individual pursuit · Alexei Markov
- Palma de Mallorca 2007 · Bronze · Men, Points race · Mikhail Ignatiev
- Berlin 1999 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Edouard Gritsoun; Alexei Markov; Vladislav Borisov; Denis Smyslov
- Perth 1997 · Silver · Men, Individual pursuit · Alexei Markov

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