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2026 Russian Champs MAG AA final

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Place

No.

Athlete

Date of Birth

Title

Region

Total

1

320

Arseny Andreevich Dukhno

05.08.2008

MS

Moscow

84.065

2

363

Saveli Olegovich Syedin

17.10.2006

MS

Vladimir Region

81.798

3

334

Ivan Vitalyevich Kulyak

28.02.2002

MS

Kaluga Region

80.932

4

358

Daniil Alekseevich Smirnov

24.11.2008

MS

Saint Petersburg

80.665

5

371

Mukhammadzhon Farrukhovich Yakubov

17.04.2003

IMS

Moscow

80.565

6

337

Daniel Nenkov Marinov

17.12.2004

HMS

Republic of Tatarstan

79.831

7

352

Kirill Sergeyevich Prokopyev

30.01.1994

IMS

Vladimir Region

78.831

8

316

Kirill Andreevich Gashkov

03.05.2002

MS

Kaluga Region

78.798

9

327

Evgeny Yevgenyevich Kisel

15.01.2005

MS

Moscow

77.730

10

305

Ivan Sergeyevich Antonikhin

28.11.2003

MS

Republic of Tatarstan

77.432

11

304

Timofei Petrovich Akinshin

20.09.2007

MS

Vladimir Region

75.531

12

354

Aleksei Igorevich Rostov

29.09.1993

IMS

Vladimir Region

75.165

13

328

Alexander Vladimirovich Klimov

04.02.2006

MS

Moscow

75.031

14

349

Evgeny Alexandrovich Polennikov

07.02.2008

MS

Lipetsk Region

73.699

15

303

Matvei Petrovich Akinshin

20.09.2007

MS

Vladimir Region

73.365

16

309

Denis Nikolayevich Brusensky

02.06.2003

MS

Moscow

72.633

17

324

Matvei Alekseyevich Zanin

21.04.2008

MS

Republic of Tatarstan

72.498

18

368

Vladislav Igorevich Shilkov

02.10.2004

MS

Sverdlovsk Region

70.198

19

370

Sergei Sergeyevich Shcherbakov

04.03.2007

MS

Moscow Region

69.498

20

338

Semyon Maksimovich Markov

31.03.2006

CMS

Republic of Karelia

69.465

21

306

Vladislav Garnikovich Babayan

01.02.2007

MS

Volgograd Region

68.931

22

301

Artyom Alexandrovich Avlasovich

25.10.2007

MS

Moscow Region

67.765

23

308

Fyodor Mikhailovich Borzykh

29.03.2006

MS

Saint Petersburg

66.797

24

357

Artyom Olegovich Selikhov

28.04.2007

MS

Saint Petersburg

65.098


Out of Competition (juniors)

Status

No.

Athlete

Date of Birth

Title

Region

Total

OOC

339

Radmir Radikovich Musayev

13.08.2010

CMS

Republic of Tatarstan

78.264

OOC

312

Alexander Andreevich Vasilyev

01.09.2009

MS

Kaluga Region

77.598

OOC

362

Dmitry Valentinovich Sukhodolsky

24.08.2008

MS

Vladimir Region

77.132

OOC

347

Valery Samvelovich Petrosyan

30.11.2009

MS

Saint Petersburg

70.864

OOC

340

Ilya Leonidovich Musin

06.02.2008

MS

Lipetsk Region

49.099

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