Russia in Speed skating

Last at Short track speed skating at the Olympic Games: silver, 2022

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.

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.

The record

Short track speed skating at the Olympic Games3 golds, 2 silvers, 3 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first8
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Konstantin Ivliev (officially listed as ROC)
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metres · Semion Elistratov (officially listed as ROC)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metres · Semion Elistratov (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Sochi 2014 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Viktor An
- Sochi 2014 · Gold · Men, 1000 metres · Viktor Ahn
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, 1000 metres · Vladimir Grigorev
- Sochi 2014 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metres · Viktor An
- Sochi 2014 · Gold · Men, 5000-metre relay · Viktor An; Semion Elistratov; Vladimir Grigorev; Ruslan Zakharov
Speed skating at the Olympic Games1 gold, 4 silvers, 2 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first7
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Men, Team pursuit · Daniil Aldoshkin; Sergey Trofimov; Ruslan Zakharov (officially listed as ROC)
- Vancouver 2010 · Bronze · Men, 5000 metres · Ivan Skobrev
- Vancouver 2010 · Silver · Men, 10,000 metres · Ivan Skobrev
- Turin 2006 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Dmitry Dorofeyev
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Aleksandr Golubev
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Sergey Klevchenya
- Lillehammer 1994 · Bronze · Men, 1000 metres · Sergey Klevchenya
ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships10 golds, 11 silvers, 18 bronzes10golds
Every result, newest first39
- Heerenveen 2021 · Silver · Men, 500 m · RSU Pavel Kulizhnikov (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Silver · Men, 1,000 m · RSU Pavel Kulizhnikov (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Men, 5,000 m · RSU Sergey Trofimov (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Men, 10,000 m · RSU Aleksandr Rumyantsev (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Russian Skating Union / Danila Semerikov / Sergey Trofimov / Ruslan Zakharov (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Gold · Men, 500 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Silver · Men, 500 m · Ruslan Murashov
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Gold · Men, 1,000 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Russia / Danila Semerikov / Sergey Trofimov / Ruslan Zakharov
- Inzell 2019 · Gold · Men, 500 m · Ruslan Murashov
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Men, 500 m · Viktor Mushtakov
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Men, 1,500 m · Denis Yuskov
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Men, 10,000 m · Danila Semerikov
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Russia / Aleksandr Rumyantsev / Danila Semerikov / Sergey Trofimov
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Men, Team sprint · Russia / Ruslan Murashov / Pavel Kulizhnikov / Viktor Mushtakov
- Gangneung 2017 · Bronze · Men, 500 m · Ruslan Murashov
- Gangneung 2017 · Silver · Men, 1,500 m · Denis Yuskov
- Kolomna 2016 · Gold · Men, 500 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Kolomna 2016 · Silver · Men, 500 m · Ruslan Murashov
- Kolomna 2016 · Gold · Men, 1,000 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Kolomna 2016 · Silver · Men, 1,000 m · Denis Yuskov
- Kolomna 2016 · Gold · Men, 1,500 m · Denis Yuskov
- Heerenveen 2015 · Gold · Men, 500 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Heerenveen 2015 · Silver · Men, 1,000 m · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Heerenveen 2015 · Gold · Men, 1,500 m · Denis Yuskov
- Sochi 2013 · Gold · Men, 1,500 m · Denis Yuskov
- Sochi 2013 · Bronze · Men, 1,500 m · Ivan Skobrev
- Sochi 2013 · Bronze · Men, 5,000 m · Ivan Skobrev
- Heerenveen 2012 · Silver · Men, 1,500 m · Ivan Skobrev
- Heerenveen 2012 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Russia / Yevgeny Lalenkov / Ivan Skobrev / Denis Yuskov
- Inzell 2011 · Bronze · Men, 5,000 m · Ivan Skobrev
- Inzell 2011 · Bronze · Men, 10,000 m · Ivan Skobrev
- Nagano 2008 · Silver · Men, 1,000 m · Yevgeny Lalenkov
- Salt Lake City 2007 · Bronze · Men, Team pursuit · Russia / Yevgeny Lalenkov / Ivan Skobrev / Alexey Yunin
- Seoul 2004 · Silver · Men, 500 m · Dmitry Lobkov
- Salt Lake City 2001 · Bronze · Men, 1,000 m · Sergey Klevchenya
- Salt Lake City 2001 · Bronze · Men, 10,000 m · Vadim Sayutin
- Hamar 1996 · Silver · Men, 500 m · Sergey Klevchenya
- Hamar 1996 · Gold · Men, 1,000 m · Sergey Klevchenya
ISU World Allround and Sprint Speed Skating Championships9 golds, 8 silvers, 3 bronzes9golds
Every result, newest first20
- Heerenveen 2019 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Seoul 2016 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Calgary 2015 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Denis Yuskov
- Astana 2015 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Pavel Kulizhnikov
- Astana 2015 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Aleksey Yesin
- Heerenveen 2014 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Denis Yuskov
- Calgary 2011 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Ivan Skobrev
- Heerenveen 2006 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Dmitry Dorofeyev
- Heerenveen 2002 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Dmitry Shepel
- Hamar 1999 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Vadim Sayutin
- Hamar 1997 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Klevchenya
- Heerenveen 1996 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Klevchenya
- Calgary 1994 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Klevchenya
- Kristiania (Oslo) 1914 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Vasily Ippolitov
- Kristiania (Oslo) 1914 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Väinö Wickström
- Helsingfors (Helsinki) 1913 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Vasily Ippolitov
- Kristiania (Oslo) 1912 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Gunnar Strömsten
- Trondhjem (Trondheim) 1911 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Nikolay Strunnikov
- Helsingfors (Helsinki) 1910 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Nikolay Strunnikov
- Stockholm 1901 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Franz Frederik Wathén

Speed skating at the Olympic Games2 golds, 2 silvers, 5 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first9
- Beijing 2022 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Angelina Golikova (officially listed as ROC)
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Bronze · Women, 5000 metres · Natalya Voronina (officially listed as Olympic Athletes from Russia)
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Women, 500 metres · Olga Fatkulina
- Sochi 2014 · Bronze · Women, 3000 metres · Olga Graf
- Sochi 2014 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Olga Graf; Yekaterina Lobysheva; Yekaterina Shikhova; Yuliya Skokova
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Women, 500 metres · Svetlana Zhurova
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Yekaterina Abramova; Varvara Barysheva; Galina Likhachova; Yekaterina Lobysheva; Svetlana Vysokova
- Lillehammer 1994 · Silver · Women, 1500 metres · Svetlana Fedotkina
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Women, 3000 metres · Svetlana Bazhanova
ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships4 golds, 8 silvers, 17 bronzes4golds
Every result, newest first29
- Heerenveen 2021 · Gold · Women, 500 m · RSU Angelina Golikova (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Women, 500 m · RSU Olga Fatkulina (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Women, 1,000 m · RSU Elizaveta Golubeva (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Women, 1,500 m · RSU Evgeniia Lalenkova (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Silver · Women, 5,000 m · RSU Natalya Voronina (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Heerenveen 2021 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Russian Skating Union / Elizaveta Golubeva / Evgeniia Lalenkova / Natalya Voronina (officially listed as Russian Skating Union)
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Silver · Women, 500 m · Angelina Golikova
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Bronze · Women, 500 m · Olga Fatkulina
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Silver · Women, 1,000 m · Olga Fatkulina
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Silver · Women, 1,500 m · Evgeniia Lalenkova
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Bronze · Women, 1,500 m · Elizaveta Kazelina
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Bronze · Women, 3,000 m · Natalya Voronina
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Gold · Women, 5,000 m · Natalya Voronina
- Salt Lake City 2020 · Silver · Women, Team sprint · Russia / Angelina Golikova / Olga Fatkulina / Daria Kachanova
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Women, 3,000 m · Natalya Voronina
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Women, 5,000 m · Natalya Voronina
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Women, Mass start · Elizaveta Kazelina
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Russia / Elizaveta Kazelina / Evgeniia Lalenkova / Natalya Voronina
- Inzell 2019 · Bronze · Women, Team sprint · Russia / Angelina Golikova / Olga Fatkulina / Daria Kachanova
- Gangneung 2017 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Russia / Olga Graf / Yekaterina Shikhova / Natalya Voronina
- Kolomna 2016 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Russia / Olga Graf / Elizaveta Kazelina / Natalya Voronina
- Heerenveen 2015 · Bronze · Women, Team pursuit · Russia / Olga Graf / Yuliya Skokova / Natalya Voronina
- Sochi 2013 · Bronze · Women, 500 m · Olga Fatkulina
- Sochi 2013 · Gold · Women, 1,000 m · Olga Fatkulina
- Salt Lake City 2001 · Bronze · Women, 500 m · Svetlana Zhurova
- Nagano 2000 · Silver · Women, 500 m · Svetlana Zhurova
- Heerenveen 1999 · Silver · Women, 500 m · Svetlana Zhurova
- Calgary 1998 · Silver · Women, 500 m · Svetlana Zhurova
- Hamar 1996 · Gold · Women, 500 m · Svetlana Zhurova
ISU World Allround and Sprint Speed Skating Championships1 gold, 2 silvers, 4 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first7
- Hamar 2020 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Olga Fatkulina
- Changchun 2018 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Olga Fatkulina
- Heerenveen 2014 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Olga Graf
- Hamar 2013 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Yekaterina Shikhova
- Heerenveen 2006 · Gold · Women, Sprint combination · Svetlana Zhurova
- Milwaukee 1995 · Silver · Women, Sprint combination · Oksana Ravilova
- Ikaho 1993 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Oksana Ravilova

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