MOSHKOVICH Svetlana

Date of Birth: 4 Jun 1983

Age: 38

Gender: Female

Sport Class: H4

Place of birth: KRASNOYARSK

Birth Country:

Russian Federation

Place of residence : MOSCOW

Residence Country:

Russian Federation

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest
Milestones

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank	Medal
Cycling Road	Women's H1-4 Road Race	4
	Women's H4-5 Time Trial	9

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Fuji International Speedway	Women's H4-5 Time Trial	Finished
	Fuji International Speedway	Women's H1-4 Road Race	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Paralympic Games
3	H3 Time Trial	2012	London, GBR
6	Women's H1-3 - Road Race	2012	London, GBR
Road World Championships
1	H4 Time Trial	2015	Nottwil, SUI
2	H4 Time Trial	2021	Cascais, POR
2	H4 Road Race	2018	Maniago, ITA
2	H4 Time Trial	2018	Maniago, ITA
2	H4 Road Race	2017	Pietermaritzburg, RSA
2	H4 Road Race	2014	Greenville, SC, USA
2	H4 Time Trial	2014	Greenville, SC, USA
2	H3 Road Race	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
2	H3 Time Trial	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
3	H4 Time Trial	2017	Pietermaritzburg, RSA
4	H4 Road Race	2021	Cascais, POR
4	H4 Road Race	2019	Emmen, NED
4	H4 Time Trial	2019	Emmen, NED
6	H4 Road Race	2015	Nottwil, SUI
7	H3 Time Trial	2011	Roskilde, DEN
8	H3 Road Race	2011	Roskilde, DEN

Sveta (lifehacker.ru, 07 Feb 2014)

Language Studies - English, Language Studies - German - Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University, Russia

Languages spoken:

English, German, Italian, Russian

Youth of Moscow [Russia]

Alexey Chunosov [personal], RUS; Alexander Lagutin [personal], RUS

She began cycling in 2008 during her rehabilitation in Heidelberg, Germany. (ottobock.com, 2012)

She met members of the Team Ottobock handcycling team, who introduced her to the sport. (ottobock.es, 14 Jun 2014)

Philosophy:

"Emotions need to be given an outlet. Every day you can learn to be strong, draw lessons from failures and unbelievably difficult losses. But never give up. Life is wonderful, and sport can help you to understand it." (sportbox.ru, 19 Jun 2013)

She received the Order for Merits to the Fatherland [second grade] in the Russian Federation, in recognition of the bronze medal she won at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. (kremlin.ru, 10 Sep 2012)

She has received the title of Honoured Master of Sport in the Russian Federation. (minsport.gov.ru, 30 Dec 2019)

General Interest

Classification
H4 (UCI, 15 Mar 2020)

Type of Impairment
Spinal Cord Injuries (ottobock.com, 2012)

Origin of Impairment
Acquired (ottobock.com, 2012)

Impairment Details
A car accident in 2004 resulted in her spending six months in hospital and requiring the use of a wheelchair. (ottobock.com, 2012)

General
SECOND WIND
Having come to terms with the way she would have to live her day-to-day life following her accident, she aims to become an inspiration for other athletes with an impairment. "I solved problems as they came. I always thought of the phrase from the movie Gone With The Wind, 'I'll think about that tomorrow'. I understood that the main thing for me was to fight for life, to recover after the injury. There was no time for mournful thoughts. I want to get people with an impairment excited about my sport and show them that they should keep fighting. In my life I've always met the right people at the right time. That's why you should never lose hope and always think positive thoughts. When you surmount your supposed limits, you are rewarded for it." (lifehacker.ru, 07 Feb 2014; ottobock.com, 2012)

FURTHER EDUCATION
She studied languages at Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf in Germany. (lifehacker.ru, 07 Feb 2014)

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Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event

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