VOINOVA Anastasiia

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Sprint	Keirin	Team Sprint
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	8	4	2

World Championships

Year	Location	Sprint	500m Time Trial	Keirin	Team Sprint
2020	Berlin, GER	2	5	13	4
2019	Pruszkow, POL	6	-	11	2
2018	Apeldoorn, NED	12	-	17	3
2017	Hong Kong, CHN	7	3	8	1
2016	London, GBR	9	1	13	1
2015	Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA	6	1	-	2
2014	Cali, COL	18	3	-	4
2013	Minsk, BLR	16	5	-	6
2012	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	-	15	-	6

European Games

Year	Location	Sprint	Team Sprint
2019	Minsk, BLR	1	1

European Championships

Year	Location	Sprint	500m Time Trial	Keirin	Team Sprint	Team Sprint
2020	Plovdiv, BUL	1	2	7	1	-
2019	Apeldoorn, NED	1	1	6	-	1
2018	Glasgow, GBR	2	-	7	-	1
2017	Berlin, GER	5	-	6	-	1
2016	Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA	2	3	7	-	1

Nations Cup

Year	Location	Sprint
2021	St. Petersburg, RUS	1

World Cup (Ranking)

Rank	Event	Year
4	Sprint	2019/2020
7	Sprint	2016/2017
13	Sprint	2017/2018
15	Keirin	2019/2020
17	Sprint	2018/2019
26	Keirin	2016/2017
31	Keirin	2017/2018
36	Keirin	2018/2019

World Cup

Year	Location	Sprint	Keirin	Team Sprint
2019/2020	Brisbane, QLD, AUS	3	8	2
2019/2020	Cambridge, NZL	1	6	-
2019/2020	Minsk, BLR	2	12	-
2018/2019	Hong Kong, CHN	11	21	-
2018/2019	Berlin, GER	2	11	1
2018/2019	Milton, ON, CAN	27	-	3
2018/2019	Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA	19	-	1
2017/2018	Manchester, GBR	3	7	2
2017/2018	Pruszkow, POL	4	-	3
2016/2017	Los Angeles, CA, USA	3	-	1
2016/2017	Cali, COL	2	7	2

Legend
IP - Individual Pursuit, TP - Team Pursuit, DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Literature, history, psychology. (Athlete, 15 Apr 2020)

Athlete

Coaching - Smolensk State Academy of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russian Federation

English, Russian

Gazprom-RusVelo [RUS] / Dynamo [RUS] / Moscow College of Olympic Reserve No.2 [RUS]

Vladimir Khozov, RUS, from 2017

2011 for Russian Federation, European Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Athlete, 20 Apr 2016)

She sustained knee and ankle injuries after falling at the 2016 World Championships in London, England, which affected her training in the months leading up to the 2016 Olympic Games. (rg.ru, 30 Jun 2019)

She took up the sport at age 11 in Tula, Russian Federation. (Athlete, 20 Apr 2016)

"Being a skier, I went to a road cycling competition in summer. There I got acquainted with my future cycling coach who invited me to come and try track cycling." (Athlete, 20 Apr 2016)

To win gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, and to set a world record in team sprint with Daria Shmeleva. (Athlete, 15 Apr 2020; crossfit.ru, 01 Feb 2020)

She trains six days per week and has a day off on Sunday. She usually trains twice a day, with each session lasting for between one and three hours. (crossfit.ru, 01 Feb 2020)

Winning silver in sprint at the 2020 World Championships in Berlin, Germany. (Athlete, 15 Apr 2020)

British track cyclist Victoria Pendleton. (Athlete, 20 Apr 2016)

Her mother, and her coaches Alexander Tolomanov and Vladimir Kiriltsev. (crossfit.ru, 01 Feb 2020)

"Like many other sports, [track cycling] is risky but it's so amazing. It's like a drug. Athletes will understand what I'm talking about. I experience courage on competitive days. I like that feeling. For me, racing is a feast, as well as the opportunity to see the fruits of our work." (crossfit.ru, 01 Feb 2020)

In recognition of the silver medal she won at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, she received the Order for Merits to the Fatherland [first grade] in the Russian Federation. (kremlin.ru, 25 Aug 2016)

She holds the title of Honoured Master of Sport in the Russian Federation. (minsport.gov.ru, 30 Dec 2019; Athlete, 20 Apr 2016)