Vladislav ANTONOV

ROC

Luge

Date of Birth: 21 Sep 1991

Age: 30

Gender: Male

Place of birth: KRASNOYARSK

Birth Country:

USSR

Residence: KRASNOYARSK

Residence Country:

Russian Federation

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest
Milestones

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank	Medal
Luge	Doubles ROC DENISYEV Aleksandr / ANTONOV Vladislav	8

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 1	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 2	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 3	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 4	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 5	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Training Run 6	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Run 1	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Doubles Run 2	Finished
Yanqing National Sliding Centre	Team Relay Competition	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

Olympic Games
Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
2	Team Relay	2014	Sochi, RUS	00:02:46.679
5	Doubles	2014	Sochi, RUS	00:01:39.949
7	Team Relay	2018	PyeongChang, KOR	00:02:25.349
11	Doubles	2018	PyeongChang, KOR	00:01:32.781

World Championships
Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
1	Doubles Sprint	2020	Sochi, RUS	31.281
2	Doubles	2020	Sochi, RUS	1:39.488
3	Team Relay	2017	Innsbruck, AUT	2:08.984
6	Team Relay	2021	Koenigssee, GER	2:43.878
6	Doubles	2017	Innsbruck, AUT	1:19.649
9	Doubles Sprint	2019	Winterberg, GER	30.989
9	Doubles Sprint	2017	Innsbruck, AUT	30.129
10	Doubles Sprint	2016	Koenigssee, GER	39.712
12	Doubles	2019	Winterberg, GER	1:27.775
12	Doubles	2013	Whistler, BC, CAN	1:13.609
12	Doubles	2012	Altenberg, GER	1:24.479
13	Doubles	2021	Koenigssee, GER	1:41.575
14	Doubles Sprint	2021	Koenigssee, GER	39.669
23	Doubles	2016	Koenigssee, GER	52.928
DNF	Doubles	2015	Sigulda, LAT
DSQ	Team Relay	2020	Sochi, RUS

World Cup Rankings
Season	Doubles Sprint	Doubles
2021/22	4	7
2020/21	16	12
2019/20		4
2018/19		13
2017/18		8
2016/17		14
2015/16		12
2014/15		12
2013/14		11
2012/13		24
2011/12		24

World Cup - Best Achievements
Season	Doubles Sprint	Doubles
2021/22	1 x 2nd	2 x 5th
2020/21		1 x 5th
2019/20	1 x 4th	2 x 1st, 1 x 3rd
2018/19	1 x 1st	1 x 1st

Ten Best World Cup Performances in Current Season
Rank	Event	Season	Location
2	Doubles Sprint	2021/22	Sochi, RUS
5	Doubles	2021/22	Sochi, RUS
5	Doubles	2021/22	Winterberg, GER
7	Doubles	2021/22	Altenberg, GER
8	Doubles	2021/22	Sochi, RUS
9	Doubles	2021/22	Innsbruck, AUT
10	Doubles	2021/22	Sigulda, LAT
10	Doubles	2021/22	Yanqing, CHN
11	Doubles	2021/22	St. Moritz, SUI
11	Doubles Sprint	2021/22	Innsbruck, AUT
11	Doubles	2021/22	Oberhof, GER
12	Doubles Sprint	2021/22	Sigulda, LAT

Nickname:

Vlad

Hobbies:

Spending time with friends and family, watching TV.

Occupation:

Athlete, Sport soldier

Education:

Siberian Federal University (Krasnoyarsk, RUS)

Family:

One son (born January 2016).

Languages spoken:

Russian

Club name:

Krasnoyarsk Academy of Winter Sports, Central Sports Army Club [CSKA]

Coach:

National: Sergey Chudinov (RUS), Artyom Petrakov (RUS), Victor Kneib (RUS)
Personal: Aleksandr Osipenko (RUS), Zhanna Zheman (RUS)

Position style:

Back

Debut:

2012 World Championships (Doubles - 12th)
2012 World Cup in Sigulda (Doubles - 13th)

National team:

2012

Start:

Took up the sport with his friends at age 11. (rusluge.ru)

Reason:

"I came, I saw, I fell in love." (rusluge.ru)

Memorable:

Competing at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games and winning the silver medal in the relay. (Info 2018)

Philosophy:

"Go to sleep with a dream, wake up with a goal." (rusluge.ru)

"Faith moves mountains." (VK)

Award:

Medal for the Strengthening of Military Cooperation (2018)
Medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland (2014)
Master of Sport in Russia (2014)
Medal for Military Valour

General Interest

PARTNER
His partnership with Aleksandr Denisev began while the pair were still at school. "My professional experience is longer than Aleksandr's by one year. We moved from one district to another and I asked him to try sliding with me. A year later we were competing as a pair. At first we did it mainly for pleasure, looking for adrenaline and speed. As we grew up, we began to realise our potential and won our first prizes." (Info 2018)

Milestones

Two-time World Championships medallist. In 2020 in Sochi, he and partner Aleksandr Denisev won Russia's first doubles gold medal in the sprint over Italians Emanuel Rieder/Simon Kainzwaldner and Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt (GER) and silver in the doubles.

At the 2020 European Championships, became the first doubles team representing the Russian Federation to win a gold medal (Yevgeny Belousov/Alexander Belyakov - representing the Soviet Union - won the event in 1986). In 2018, Antonov/Denisiev also combined with Tatiana Ivanova and Semen Pavlichenko won the continental championship in the relay.

In 2018/19, Antonov/Denisiev became the first doubles team from the Russian Federation to win a World Cup stage in their victory in Sochi to close out the season. Previously, Belousov/Belyakov - again, under the flag of the USSR - won the World Cup in Sarajevo in December 1987.

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Legend

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