Vadim Sashurin

Vadim Leonidovich Saschurin (Russian Вадим Леонидович Сашурин, Belarusian Вадзім Сашурын / Wadsim Saschuryn; born February 19, 1970 in Petrozavodsk, Karelian ASSR, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union) is a former Belarusian biathlete.

Vadim Saschurin, sports soldier from Minsk, began in 1979 with the sport of biathlon. Saschurin debuted in 1989 at the Biathlon World Cup and ran the sport 16 years at world-class level. His first single he played in Borovets, where he was as the following Sprint 45. It took until 1993, at a sprint until he could run in the top 10 in seventh in Pokljuka first time. His first of two World Cup victories he celebrated 1996 at a sprint race in Ostersund. 12 times he could come in single race in the top three. Multiple closed Saschurin the overall World Cup on good places from. Best place in the World Cup was a seventh place in the season 1999 / 00th 1998/99 he was eighth, 1992/93 and 2000/ 01 Eleventh, 1995/96 Fourteenth and 2001/ 02 Fifteenth.

Between 1994 and 2002, Saschurin part in three Olympic Games. 1994 in Lillehammer, he was 28th in the individual, in Nagano in 1998 were his best finishes a 13th place in singles and fourth place in the relay. Particularly good results had tangible urine, 2002 in Salt Lake City, even though he did not win any medal. With the season he was eighth, ninth in the individual, in the pursuit tenth and twelfth in sprint.

Between 1993 and 2001, Saschurin part in all World Championships. He won three gold medals, two silver and four bronze. In 1995 he won his first bronze medal in Antholz in the relay. A year later, in Ruhpolding more bronze medals came in individual and team competition, and the first gold in the team competition ( with Oleg Ryschenkow, Alexander Popov and Petr Ivashko ) added. The team title was defended by the same team in 1997 Osrblie. In 1999 he won in Kontiolahti with the relay which also Olexij Ajdarow, Ryschenkow and Ivashko included his third gold medal. At Holmenkollen in Oslo came in the same year added bronze in singles. 2001 Pokljuka he won again in singles and silver in the relay. Started in 1998 property urine also at the World Championships in the summer biathlon in Osrblie and each was eleventh in the sprint and pursuit.

Biathlon World Cup rankings

The table shows all placements (depending on the year, including hosting the Olympic Games and World Championships ).

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1958: Wiklund, Gunneriusson, Ohlin, Nilsson ( SWE ) | 1959: melanin, Sokolow, Pschenizyn (URS ) | 1961: Huuskonen, repo, Tyrväinen (FIN ) | 1962: melanin, Pschenizyn, Pusanow (URS ) | 1963: melanin, Mescharjakow, Pschenizyn (URS ) | 1965: Jordet, Wærhaug, Nordkild (NOR ) | 1966 Istad, Tveiten, Nordkild, Jordet (NOR ) | 1967: Istad, Tveiten, Wærhaug, Jordet (NOR ) | 1969 Tikhonov, Mamatow, Safin, Gundarzew (URS ) | 1970: Tikhonov, Mamatow, Safin, Ushakov (URS ) | 1971: Tikhonov, Mamatow, Safin, Muchitow (URS ) | 1973: Tikhonov, Safin, Kolmakow, Kovalev (URS ) | 1974: Tikhonov, Ushakov, Kruglov, Kolmakow (URS ) | 1975: Flöjt, halons, Suutarinen, Ikola (FIN ) | 1977 Tikhonov, Elizarov, Ushakov, Kruglov (URS ) | 1978: Beer, Ullrich, Siebert, Rösch (DDR ) | 1979 Beer, Siebert, Ullrich, Rösch (DDR ) | 1981: Young, Jacob, Ullrich, Rösch (DDR ) | 1982: Ullrich, Young, Jacob, Hellmich (DDR ) | 1983 salna, Kasch Karow, Miloradow, Bulygin (URS ) | 1985: Kasch Karow, salna, Bulygin, Senkov (URS ) | 1986 Kasch Karow, Vasilyev, Medwedzew, Bulygin (URS ) | 1987: Roetsch, Jacob, Sehmisch, Wirth (DDR ) | 1989: Luck, Sehmisch, Anders, Roetsch (DDR ) | 1990: Carrara, Pallhuber, Passler, Zingerle (ITA ) | 1991: Large, Luck, Kirchner, Fritz Fischer ( GER ) | 1993: Pallhuber, Passler, Carrara, Zingerle (ITA ) | 1995: Large, Kirchner, Luck, Sven Fischer ( GER ) | 1996: Maigurow, Dratschow, Tarasov, Kobelew (RUS ) | 1997: Large, Sendel, Sven Fischer, Luck ( GER ) | 1999: Ajdarow, Ivashka, Saschurin, Ryschenkow ( BLR) | 2000: Maigurow, Rozhkov, Dratschow, Rostovtsev (RUS ) | 2001: Marguet, DeFrasne, Robert, Poirée ( FRA ) | 2003: Sendel, Sven Fischer, Large, Luck ( GER) | 2004: Luck, Large, Sven Fischer, Greis ( GER ) | 2005: Hanevold, Eckhoff, Gjelland, Bjørndalen (NOR ) | 2007: Tscheresow, Chudov, Yaroshenko, Kruglov, Jr. (RUS ) | 2008: Tscheresow, Kruglov Jr., Yaroshenko, Chudov (RUS ) | 2009: Svendsen, Berger, Hanevold, Bjørndalen (NOR ) | 2011: Bjørndalen, Os, Svendsen, Bø (NOR ) | 2012: Bjørndalen Bratsveen, Bø, Svendsen (NOR ) | 2013: Bjørndalen L' Abée -Lund Bø, Svendsen (NOR )

  • Biathlete (Soviet Union)
  • Biathlete ( Belarus )
  • World Champion ( Biathlon )
  • European Champion ( Biathlon )
  • World Champion ( Summer Biathlon )
  • White Russian
  • Born in 1970
  • Man
Nagano, Nagano Alexander Popov (biathlete) International Biathlon Union Kalevi Huuskonen Finland Ivar Nordkild Jon Istad Ragnar Tveiten Rinnat Safin Nikolay Kruglov Simo Halonen Juhani Suutarinen Heikki Ikola Aleksandr Yelizarov Manfred Beer Frank Ullrich Klaus Siebert Mathias Jung Yuri Kashkarov Frank Luck Birk Anders Pieralberto Carrara Wilfried Pallhuber Johann Passler Andreas Zingerle Italy Mark Kirchner Fritz Fischer (biathlete) Peter Sendel Sergey Rozhkov Gilles Marguet Julien Robert France Michael Greis Halvard Hanevold Stian Eckhoff Emil Hegle Svendsen Lars Berger Alexander Os
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