Sergey Ustyugov

Sergey Ustyugov is an athlete who, despite his rather young age, is already called one of the most promising skiers in the world. Indeed, Sergey literally broke into professional sports and, apparently, is aimed at serious achievements.

Ustyugov was born in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, in the small village of Mezhdurechensky on April 8, 1992. In an interview, the athlete admitted that he often annoyed his parents and grew up as a restless child. Sergey began to be interested in sports in early childhood: mom and dad decided that boxing would be the best sport for such an active offspring. However, Sergei did not like "waving his fists".

After some time, Ustyugov tries his own hand at biathlon. The ski track and target shooting liked the novice athlete much more than boxing gloves and the ring. The choice was made. Soon Sergei was already ahead of his peers in speed and accuracy. A dream has appeared to conquer serious sports peaks. It is interesting that Sergei's parents reacted with displeasure to the choice of their son: training began to distract from studies. However, Sergei himself was determined to go forward.

When Ustyugov was 11 years old, the coach invited the boy to try cross-country skiing. Sergei did not immediately agree, but decided to heed the advice of his mentor. The first steps in the new sport were not very successful, but after a while Ustyugov already showed enviable results, representing his hometown at children's and youth races.

Quite quickly, the name of Sergei Ustyugov got into the coveted list of candidates for the junior national team of the country. Perhaps this moment can be considered the beginning of a professional sports biography of a skier. Ustyugov joins the national team and successfully performs at the world championship.

The 2011-2012 sports season was marked for Sergei Ustyugov by the World Championship, which was held in Turkey. Here, the athlete seriously declared himself, taking first places in all races. In the same season, Ustyugov performed no less brilliantly at international competitions in Estonia, which earned him a place in the first Russian team.

It seemed that the skier's career would continue to develop just as smoothly, but the next season (2012-2013) prepared an unpleasant surprise for Ustyugov. Sergei moved from the youth division to the youth division, the level of rivals increased, and the skier failed all the races in which he participated. However, sports stubbornness did not allow the young man to give up, and Sergei partially rehabilitated himself, ending the season with a victory in the skiathlon for 30 kilometers and a bronze medal in the team relay.

In 2014, Sergei, as part of the Russian team, went to the first Olympic Games in Sochi in his life. Even before the start of the competition, world experts were inclined to believe that Sergei Ustyugov would become the favorite of this season. However, the athlete did not live up to the hopes of the coaches and fans: Ustyugov finished the single sprint in fifth position. Later, the skier admitted to reporters that the rivals were stronger than he expected, and that there was a long work on the mistakes ahead.

And this work, apparently, has really been done. A year later, Sergei Ustyugov and Alexei Petukhov brought the gold of the World Cup from the Estonian city of Otepää. In addition, Sergei won bronze at the Rybinsk competition and came second in the team competition.

2016 was also a successful year for Sergei Ustyugov. The athlete added to his own piggy bank a bronze medal of the Tour de Ski championship, a victory in the mass start of the World Cup, and a silver medal in the Tour of Canada multi-day race.

The 2016 - 2017 season turned out to be no less indicative: January began with the Tour de Ski stage. The first five stages Sergei Ustyugov was unconditionally in the lead, and only finished the sixth race second, two seconds behind the Norwegian Martin Sundby. The last race Sergey Ustyugov went flawlessly, leaving his rivals behind and winning the coveted "gold" of the competition.

Note that Sergei Ustyugov became the second Russian to win the Tour de Ski multi-day race. The first gold medal for Russia was brought by skier Alexander Legkov (in the 2012-2013 season). In addition, Ustyugov was ahead of the previous favorite Martin Sundby in the number of round stages won in a row.

This season of 2017 for Sergei Ustyugov is not over: the skier went to Finnish Lahti for the World Championship, from where he brought two "gold" and three silver medals.

The athlete himself has repeatedly admitted in interviews that his own success is due to two factors. Firstly, these are suitable physical data that came from birth (Sergey Ustyugov's height is 1.84 m, and his weight is 81 kg). And secondly, dedication and sports ambition, which makes you forget about fatigue and failures and continue training.

Little is known about the personal life of Sergei Ustyugov. The athlete prefers not to advertise the affairs of the heart, rightly believing that the relationship concerns only two. For several years, Sergei met with Elena Soboleva. The girl is also a skier. However, there is no information about the details of the novel and the separation of young people.

Fans of the athlete can only follow the news and photos on Instagram and other social networks in the hope of finding out who became the happy chosen one of Sergei Ustyugov.

Now Sergei Ustyugov plans to repeat the success of the past season, preparing for the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang. The athlete is the favorite in the personal sprint, in addition, great hopes are pinned on Ustyugov in the skiathlon stage. Also, the skier will have a traditional team relay and several races in classic and freestyle.

In total, the Russian national cross-country skiing team in 2018 will include 8 women and 12 men. Apart from Ustyugov, Stanislav Retivykh, Gleb Volzhentsev, Nikita Kryukov and other skiers will go to Pyeongchang. Among women, some media outlets call Yulia Chekaleva, Marina Gushchina, Polina Nekrasova favorites.

2013 - bronze medal (Val di Fiemme, relay 4 × 10 km) 2016 - bronze medal Tour de Ski 2017 - gold medal Tour de Ski 2017 - silver medal (Lahti, personal sprint) 2017 - gold medal ( Lahti, 15 + 15 km skiathlon) 2017 - gold medal (Lahti, team sprint, classic) 2017 - silver medal (Lahti, relay 4 × 10 km) 2017 - silver medal (Lahti, 50 km)

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