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2026 Russian Champs MAG TF

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Place

Team

Floor

Pommel Horse

Rings

Vault

Parallel Bars

Horizontal Bar

Penalty

Total

1

Moscow

49.298

50.031

49.332

54.399

53.798

53.766

0.000

310.624

2

Vladimir Region

52.332

49.032

50.499

55.399

50.265

52.799

0.000

310.326

3

Republic of Tatarstan

47.865

50.732

50.599

53.333

51.566

50.765

0.000

304.860

4

Saint Petersburg

48.331

49.632

47.964

53.031

48.532

47.633

0.000

295.123

5

Moscow Region

47.465

46.165

41.365

49.798

46.732

46.032

0.000

277.557

6

Penza Region

47.866

41.766

43.732

50.732

44.365

41.432

0.000

269.893

7

Volgograd Region

47.298

46.099

39.332

45.566

45.199

42.699

0.000

266.193

8

Samara Region

47.098

41.999

42.798

47.165

42.699

41.965

0.000

263.724

9

Sverdlovsk Region

43.265

43.066

40.865

46.465

45.832

42.866

0.000

262.359

10

Oryol Region

39.732

37.565

36.965

32.165

43.565

41.466

0.000




Team

Athletes

Moscow

Denis Nikolayevich Brusensky; Arseny Andreevich Dukhno; Ivan Ivanovich Zavrichko; Evgeny Yevgenyevich Kisel; Alexander Vladimirovich Klimov; Mukhammadzhon Farrukhovich Yakubov

Vladimir Region

Matvei Petrovich Akinshin; Timofei Petrovich Akinshin; Kirill Sergeyevich Prokopyev; Aleksei Igorevich Rostov; Saveli Olegovich Syedin; Aleksei Vasilyevich Usachev

Republic of Tatarstan

Ivan Sergeyevich Antonikhin; Matvei Alekseyevich Zanin; Daniel Nenkov Marinov; Daniil Vyacheslavovich Novikov; Kirill Vasilyevich Rodionov; Daniel Sergeyevich Sharov

Saint Petersburg

Fyodor Mikhailovich Borzykh; Valery Valeryevich Bushkevich; Ilya Viktorovich Nikolayev; Oganes Armenovich Ovsepyan; Artyom Olegovich Selikhov; Daniil Alekseevich Smirnov

Moscow Region

Artyom Alexandrovich Avlasovich; Dmitry Alexandrovich Grigoryev; Ivan Alekseyevich Stepanychev; Mikhail Sergeyevich Usov; Ilya Vasilyevich Cherepanov; Sergei Sergeyevich Shcherbakov

Penza Region

Sergei Nikolayevich Goglov; Pavel Sergeyevich Pochivalov; Artyom Konstantinovich Rymar; Vladislav Igorevich Stolyarov; Oleg Yuryevich Stupkin; Ivan Nikolayevich Shkurov

Volgograd Region

Vladislav Garnikovich Babayan; Vladimir Sergeyevich Gavrilov; Svyatoslav Igorevich Ivanov; Evgeny Yevgenyevich Kosenko; Vitaly Stanislavovich Kosenkov; Rostislav Valeryevich Pechenyuk

Samara Region

Dmitry Vadimovich Akimov; Kirill Alekseyevich Begaev; Kirill Vyacheslavovich Krasvitin; Vyacheslav Faigovich Mamedov; Daniil Konstantinovich Netesov

Sverdlovsk Region

Yegor Vladislavovich Bryantsev; Artyom Sergeyevich Gorlov; Arseny Sergeyevich Zaboykin; Vladislav Igorevich Shilkov

Oryol Region

Maksim Yevgenyevich Viktorov; Nikita Alekseyevich Karpov; Yaroslav Olegovich Litvinov; Aleksei Stanislavovich Nazvanov

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