Aleksandr Viktorovich Khoroshilov

Alexander Viktorovich Khoroshilov (Russian Александр Викторович Хорошилов; born 16 February 1984 in Yelizovo ) is a Russian skier.

Biography

Choroschilows first international shows, was in France, where he reached the FIS race on 22 January 2000 in Les Carroz at first to tenth place. His first victory in FIS races took the Russians in February 2004, in Rovaniemi, Finland, when he won the slalom there. Since 2006, he won seven Russian championship titles, including six in slalom and one in the super combined.

The first European use had Khoroshilov, when he retired in Ravascaletto in February 2001 in the giant slalom. His first top-10 place he could achieve in Landgraaf in an indoor slalom in 2008. The Russians came in seventh place. The first World Cup competition he posted on December 17, 2004 in Levi. He made the first top-10 place in the Hahnenkamm combined in Kitzbühel, where he finished in eighth place in 2006. So far, this is also his best result in the World Cup. Three years later he came back in the combination of Kitzbühel in ninth for a second time in the top ten.

Khoroshilov participated in four World Junior Championships, but came down to a 16th place in the combination in 2004 in Maribor, never over a 35 square. He also belonged to the Russian participants at the Olympic Winter Games 2006 in Turin, where he went in all disciplines except for the giant slalom at the start. The best result he scored the 22th place in the combination. At the Olympic Winter Games 2010 in Vancouver competes in all five disciplines and came in every race in the target. His best result he reached again in the super-combined, in which he was 21. Also in Slalom and Super -G, he went into the top 30, The Russian took far too part in four World Cups. He reached his best results in 2009 in Val d'Isere, when he scored the tenth and twelfth place in the Super Combined Slalom.

Achievements

Olympic games

Turin 2006: 22 combination, 38 downhill, super-G 41
Vancouver 2010: 21 Super Combined, Slalom 23, 28, Super -G, Giant Slalom 38th, 45th departure
Sochi 2014: 14 Slalom, 30 Super Combined

World Championships

Åre 2007: 31 Giant Slalom, Downhill 43, 43 Super -G
Val d'Isere 2009: 10 Super Combined, Slalom 12, 30, Super -G
Garmisch -Partenkirchen 2011: 53 Giant Slalom
Schladming 2013: 23 Super Combined

Junior World Championships

Verbier 2001: 35th slalom, 46th Super -G, Giant Slalom 61
Tarvisio 2002: 59 Departure
Briançonnais 2003: 48 giant slalom, downhill 49th, 59th Super -G
Maribor 2004: 16 combination, 40th slalom, giant slalom 50th, 61st departure, 63 Super -G