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Russian Figure Skating Championships

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Annual figure skating competition
For the junior-level championships, seeRussian Junior Figure Skating Championships.

Russian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Figure Skating Federation of Russia
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryRussia Russia
Previous event2026 Russian Championships
Next event2027 Russian Championships
Organized byFigure Skating Federation of Russia

TheRussian Figure Skating Championships (Russian:Чемпионат России по фигурному катанию) are an annualfigure skating competition organized by theFigure Skating Federation of Russia (Russian:Федерация фигурного катания на коньках России) to crown thenational champions of Russia. The first Russian Championships were held in 1897 inSaint Petersburg, open only to men and featuring both figure skating andspeed skating. A separate competition for women debuted in 1911. The last championships prior to theRussian Revolution took place in 1915. The championships of theRussian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic took place in 1920 before the creation of theSoviet Union in 1922. During the period of Soviet control, Russian skaters competed in theSoviet Figure Skating Championships. After thecollapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, separate Russian Championships resumed, and have been held without interruption since.

Medals are awarded inmen's singles, women's singles,pair skating, andice dance at the senior and junior levels.Evgeni Plushenko holds the record for winning the most Russian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), whileMaria Butyrskaya holds the record in women's singles (with six). Two teams are tied for winning the most titles in pair skating (with four each):Marina Eltsova andAndrei Bushkov, andElena Berezhnaya andAnton Sikharulidze.Maxim Trankov also won four titles in pair skating, but not with the same partner.Ekaterina Bobrova andDmitri Soloviev hold the record in ice dance (with seven).

History

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Figure skating was first introduced in Russia byPeter the Great when he brought ice skates from Western Europe. The first ice rink in Russia was opened in 1865 in the Yusupov Gardens inSaint Petersburg, and Saint Petersburg hosted the first figure skating competition in Russia in 1878.[1] The first official Russian Championships were held in 1897;Aleksandr Panshin became the first official Russian national champion.[2] No men's competitions were held between 1914 and 1915 due toWorld War I and no competitions were held at all between 1916 and 1919 due to theRussian Revolution. The Revolution was followed by a period ofSoviet control in Russia, and in 1922, the establishment of theSoviet Union.[3] Russian skaters competed at theSoviet Figure Skating Championships between 1922 and 1992. The last installment of the Soviet Championships were held inKyiv, in what was then theUkrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, in December 1991.[4]

After thecollapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991, theRussian Federation emerged as an independent nation.[5] The first championships of the newly independent Russia took place inChelyabinsk in 1993.Alexei Urmanov won the men's event,Maria Butyrskaya won the women's event,Marina Eltsova andAndrei Bushkov won the pairs event, andAnjelika Krylova andVladimir Fedorov won the ice dance event.[6] Selection criteria for competing in the Russian Championships are vague. Skaters compete in a series of events known as the Russian Grand Prix in order to advance to the Russian Championships.[7] The competitions' results were among the criteria used to determine Russia's teams sent to theEuropean Figure Skating Championships,[7] although Russian athletes have been banned from all international competitions since the2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.[8]

Senior medalists

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Petr Gumennik performing on the ice in 2024
Adeliia Petrosian at the 2024 Russian Championships
Aleksandra Boikova and Dmitrii Kozlovskii at the 2018 Skate Canada International
Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin at the 2019 Skate America

Men's singles

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Men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1897Saint PetersburgAlexander PanshinNo other competitors[2]
1898[9]
1899[10]
1900[11]
1901Nikolai Panin[12]
1902[13]
1903[14]
1904[15]
1905Fyodor DatlinKarl Ollo[16]
1906Fyodor DatlinNo other competitors[17]
1907No competition held[18]
1908Saint PetersburgFyodor DatlinNo other competitors[19]
1909No competition held[18]
1910Saint PetersburgKarl OlloNo other competitors[20]
1911[21]
1912[22]
1913Ivan MalininIgor KrevinNo other competitors[23]
1914–15No men's competitions due toWorld War I
1916–19No competitions due to theRussian Revolution
1920PetrogradFyodor DatlinIvan BogoyavlenskyNo other competitors[24]
1921No competition held[18]
1922–92SeeSoviet Figure Skating Championships
1993ChelyabinskAlexei UrmanovOleg TataurovRoman Ekimov[6]
1994Saint PetersburgIgor Pashkevich[25]
1995MoscowIlia KulikOleg Tataurov[26]
1996SamaraIgor Pashkevich[27]
1997MoscowIlia KulikAlexei UrmanovAlexei Yagudin[28]
1998Alexei YagudinEvgeni Plushenko[29]
1999Evgeni PlushenkoAlexei Urmanov[30]
2000Alexander Abt[31]
2001[32]
2002Alexander AbtIlia Klimkin[33]
2003KazanAlexander AbtIlia KlimkinStanislav Timchenko[34]
2004Saint PetersburgEvgeni PlushenkoAndrei Griazev[35]
2005Andrei GriazevAndrei Lezin[36]
2006KazanIlia KlimkinSergei Dobrin[37]
2007MytishchiAndrei GriazevAndrei Lutai[38]
2008Saint PetersburgSergei VoronovAndrei Griazev[39]
2009KazanArtem BorodulinAndrei Lutai[40]
2010Saint PetersburgEvgeni PlushenkoSergei VoronovArtem Borodulin[41]
2011SaranskKonstantin MenshovArtur GachinskiZhan Bush[42]
2012Evgeni PlushenkoSergei Voronov[43]
2013SochiSergei VoronovKonstantin Menshov[44]
2014Maxim KovtunEvgeni PlushenkoSergei Voronov[45]
2015Sergei VoronovAdian Pitkeev[46]
2016YekaterinburgMikhail KolyadaAlexander Petrov[47]
2017ChelyabinskMikhail KolyadaAlexander SamarinMaxim Kovtun[48]
2018Saint PetersburgDmitri Aliev[49]
2019SaranskMaxim KovtunMikhail KolyadaAlexander Samarin[50]
2020KrasnoyarskDmitri AlievArtur Danielian[51]
2021ChelyabinskMikhail KolyadaMakar IgnatovMark Kondratiuk[52]
2022Saint PetersburgMark KondratiukMikhail KolyadaAndrei Mozalev[53]
2023KrasnoyarskEvgeni SemenenkoPetr GumennikAlexander Samarin[54]
2024ChelyabinskVladislav DikidzhiPetr Gumennik[55]
2025OmskVladislav DikidzhiGleb LutfullinEvgeni Semenenko[56]
2026Saint PetersburgPetr GumennikEvgeni SemenenkoMark Kondratiuk[57]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1911Saint PetersburgKsenia CaesarLidia PopovaNo other competitors[21]
1912No other competitors[22]
1913[23]
1914[58]
1915[59]
1916–19No competitions due to theRussian Revolution
1920PetrogradNo women's competitors[24]
1921No competition held[18]
1920–92SeeSoviet Figure Skating Championships
1993ChelyabinskMaria ButyrskayaJulia VorobievaTatiana Rachkova[6]
1994Saint PetersburgOlga MarkovaMaria ButyrskayaIrina Slutskaya[25]
1995MoscowMaria ButyrskayaOlga Markova[26]
1996SamaraIrina SlutskayaOlga Markova[27]
1997MoscowOlga MarkovaIrina Slutskaya[28]
1998Julia SoldatovaElena Sokolova[29]
1999Viktoria Volchkova[60]
2000Irina SlutskayaMaria Butyrskaya[31]
2001Viktoria VolchkovaMaria Butyrskaya[61]
2002Maria ButyrskayaViktoria Volchkova[33]
2003KazanElena SokolovaIrina SlutskayaTatiana Basova[34]
2004Saint PetersburgJulia SoldatovaKristina Oblasova[35]
2005Irina SlutskayaElena SokolovaLilia Biktagirova[36]
2006KazanElena SokolovaViktoria Volchkova[37]
2007MytishchiKsenia DoroninaAlexandra IevlevaElena Sokolova[38]
2008Saint PetersburgNina PetushkovaOlga Naidenova[39]
2009KazanAdelina SotnikovaElizaveta TuktamyshevaKatarina Gerboldt[40]
2010Saint PetersburgKsenia MakarovaAlena LeonovaElizaveta Tuktamysheva[41]
2011SaranskAdelina Sotnikova[42]
2012Yulia LipnitskayaAlena Leonova[43]
2013SochiElizaveta TuktamyshevaElena RadionovaAdelina Sotnikova[44]
2014Adelina SotnikovaYulia LipnitskayaElena Radionova[45]
2015Elena RadionovaElizaveta TuktamyshevaEvgenia Medvedeva[46]
2016YekaterinburgEvgenia MedvedevaElena RadionovaAnna Pogorilaya[47]
2017ChelyabinskAlina ZagitovaMaria Sotskova[48]
2018Saint PetersburgAlina ZagitovaMaria SotskovaAlena Kostornaia[49]
2019SaranskAnna ShcherbakovaAlexandra Trusova[50]
2020KrasnoyarskAlena KostornaiaAlexandra Trusova[51]
2021ChelyabinskKamila Valieva[52]
2022Saint PetersburgAlexandra TrusovaAnna ShcherbakovaAdeliia Petrosian[53]
2023KrasnoyarskSofia AkatevaElizaveta TuktamyshevaSofia Muravieva[54]
2024ChelyabinskAdeliia PetrosianSofia MuravievaKseniia Sinitsyna[55]
2025OmskDaria SadkovaAlina Gorbacheva[56]
2026Saint PetersburgAlisa DvoeglazovaMaria Zakharova[57]

Pair skating

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Pairs event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1993Chelyabinsk[62]
1994Saint Petersburg[25]
1995Moscow[26]
1996Samara[27]
1997Moscow[28]
1998[29]
1999[30]
2000[31]
2001[61]
2002[33]
2003Kazan[34]
2004Saint Petersburg[35]
2005[36]
2006Kazan[37]
2007Mytishchi
  • Elena Efaeva
  • Alexei Menshikov
[38]
2008Saint Petersburg[39]
2009Kazan[40]
2010Saint Petersburg[41]
2011Saransk[42]
2012[43]
2013Sochi[44]
2014[45]
2015[46]
2016Yekaterinburg[47]
2017Chelyabinsk[48]
2018Saint Petersburg[49]
2019Saransk[50]
2020Krasnoyarsk[51]
2021Chelyabinsk[52]
2022Saint Petersburg[53]
2023Krasnoyarsk[54]
2024Chelyabinsk[55]
2025Omsk[56]
2026Saint Petersburg[57]

Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1993Chelyabinsk
  • Olga Ganicheva
  • Maksim Kachanov
[6]
1994Saint Petersburg[63]
1995Moscow[26]
1996Samara[27]
1997Moscow[28]
1998[29]
1999[30]
2000[31]
2001[61]
2002[33]
2003Kazan[34]
2004Saint Petersburg[35]
2005[36]
2006Kazan[37]
2007Mytishchi[38]
2008Saint Petersburg[39]
2009Kazan[40]
2010Saint Petersburg[41]
2011Saransk[42]
2012Saransk[43]
2013Sochi[44]
2014Sochi[45]
2015Sochi[46]
2016Yekaterinburg[47]
2017Chelyabinsk[48]
2018Saint Petersburg[49]
2019Saransk[50]
2020Krasnoyarsk[51]
2021Chelyabinsk[52]
2022Saint Petersburg[53]
2023Krasnoyarsk[54]
2024Chelyabinsk[55]
2025Omsk[56]
2026Saint Petersburg[57]

Records

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Evgeni Plushenko at the 2010 European Championships
Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitri Soloviev at the 2012 World Championships
Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov at the 2011 Trophée Éric Bompard
From left to right:Evgeni Plushenko won ten Russian Championship titles inmen's singles;Ekaterina Bobrova andDmitri Soloviev won seven Russian Championship titles inice dance; andMaxim Trankov won four Russian Championship titles inpair skating, three of which were withTatiana Volosozhar.
Records
DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles101999–2002;
2004–06;
2010;
2012–13		[64]
Women's singles61993;
1995–99		[65]
Pairs41999–2002[66]
1993;
1995;
1997–98		[62][67]
[a]2007;
2011;
2013;
2016		[68][69]
Ice dance72011–14;
2016–18		[70]
Note
  1. ^Maxim Trankov won one championship title while partnered withMaria Mukhortova (2007),[68] and three withTatiana Volosozhar (2011, 2013, 2016).[69]

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