Russia national speedway team

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The Russia national speedway team are one of the major international motorcycle speedway nations.

History

As the Soviet Union

The Soviet Union speedway team (which was composed predominantly of Russian riders but also Ukrainian, Latvian and Belarus riders) first competed in the 1961 edition of the Speedway World Team Cup, where they finished second in the East European round.[1] Throughout the history of World Team Cup, the team were regular World Cup contenders from 1961 until their final World Cup in 1983.[2] They reached the final on 12 occasions, winning the silver medal five times, in 1964, 1966, 1971, 1972, 1975 and the bronze medals three times, in 1967, 1969 and 1973.[3][4]

As Russia

Following the Dissolution of the Soviet Union at the end of 1991, the riders then competed for their new speedway nations of Russia, Ukraine and Russia.

The Russian national team first competed in the World Team Cup at the 1993 Speedway World Team Cup, finishing 1st in Group D (the fourth tier of the World Cup).[5] They quickly established themselves as a major contender and reached the World Cup final in 1996 and winning the silver medal. The team experienced a disappointing period from 1997 and although they regularly finished inside the top ten, it was not until 2009 that they reached a final, competing in the 2009 Speedway World Cup final. They then won bronze medala at the 2012 Speedway World Cup and the 2017 Speedway World Cup.

The Speedway of Nations was introduced in 2018 and Russia dominated the first three years of the event, becoming the world champions from 2018 to 2020. However, their run came to an end due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. On 6 March 2022, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme banned all Russian motorcycle riders, teams, officials, and competitions.[6]

Major world medals

World Team Cup/World Cup/Speedway of Nations

Year Venue Standings (Pts) Riders Pts
1996 Template:Flagicon
Diedenbergen
Rhein-Main Arena
1. Template:Flagicon Poland (27)
2. Template:Flagicon Russia (22)
3. Template:Flagicon Denmark (21)
4. Template:Flagicon Germany (20)
5. Template:Flagicon Sweden (14)
6. Template:Flagicon Great Britain (12)
4. Template:Flagicon Hungary (9)
Rinat Mardanshin 13
Oleg Kurguskin 5
Sergei Darkin 4
2012 Template:Flagicon
Målilla
G&B Stadium
1. Template:Flagicon Denmark (39)
2. Template:Flagicon Australia (36)
3. Template:Flagicon Russia (30)
4. Template:Flagicon Sweden (24)
Emil Sayfutdinov 17
Grigory Laguta 8
Artem Laguta 5
Roman Povazhny 0
2017 Template:Flagicon
Leszno
Alfred Smoczyk Stadium
1. Template:Flagicon Poland (50)
2. Template:Flagicon Sweden (42)
3. Template:Flagicon Russia (18)
4. Template:Flagicon Great Britain (15)
Emil Sayfutdinov 11
Vadim Tarasenko 3
Gleb Chugunov 3
Andrey Kudriashov 1
2018 Template:Flagicon
Wrocław
Stadion Olimpijski
1. Template:Flagicon Russia (45+3+3)
2. Template:Flagicon Great Britain (46+3)
3. Template:Flagicon Poland (36+3)
4. Template:Flagicon Australia (35)
5. Template:Flagicon Denmark (35)
6.Template:Flagicon Sweden (32)
7. Template:Flagicon Germany (23)
Artem Laguta 31+2+2
Emil Sayfutdinov 14+1+1
2019 Template:Flagicon
Tolyatti
Anatoly Stepanov Stadium
1. Template:Flagicon Russia (45+3+5)
2. Template:Flagicon Poland (47+1)
3. Template:Flagicon Australia (41+3)
4. Template:Flagicon Denmark (37)
5. Template:Flagicon Sweden (35)
6. Template:Flagicon Germany (30)
7. Template:Flagicon Great Britain (16)
Emil Sayfutdinov 31+1+3
Artem Laguta 12+2+2
Gleb Chugunov 2
2020 Template:Flagicon
Lublin
Stadion MOSiR (Bystrzyca)
1. Template:Flagicon Russia (23)
2. Template:Flagicon Poland (23)
3. Template:Flagicon Denmark (19)
4. Template:Flagicon Sweden (19)
5. Template:Flagicon Australia (17)
6. Template:Flagicon Great Britain (12)
7. Template:Flagicon Czech Republic (11)
Emil Sayfutdinov 15
Artem Laguta 8

International caps

Since the advent of the Speedway Grand Prix era, international caps earned by riders is largely restricted to international competitions, whereas previously test matches between two teams were a regular occurrence.[7]

Rider Caps
Belousov, Vitaly
Bondarenko, Ilja 3
Borodulin, Vladimir
Chalov, Ilya
Chugunov, Gleb
Darkin, Sergey 17
Eroshin, Sergey
Gafurov, Renat 16
Galeev, Talgat
Gizatullin, Denis 15
Golubovsky, Victor
Ivanov, Daniil
Ivanov, Roman
Jeroshin, Sergey
Kalimullin, Flyur
Kudriashov, Andrey
Kulakov, Viktor
Kurguskin, Oleg
Kuzin, Sergey
Laguta, Artem
Laguta, Grigory
Mardanshin, Rinat
Povazhny, Roman 21
Saidullin, Evgeny
Saifutdinov, Denis
Saifutdinov, Emil 9
Shaihullin, Eduard
Starostin, Mikhail
Tarasenko, Vadim
Vlasov, Simon
Volokho, Oleg
Yeroshin, Sergey

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