Russian Athletes' Milan Olympics Schedule
The opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics will take place on 6 February. But competitions have already started — the curling tournament began the day before. 13 athletes have come to Milan from Russia. They will compete in neutral status — without flag or anthem.
The 161.RU editorial team publishes the schedule of Russian athletes so you can follow their performances.
7 February
Cross-country skiing (skiathlon) Daria Nepryaeva — 15:00
Speed skating (3000m race) Ksenia Korzhova — 18:00
Luge Pavel Repilov — 19:00
8 February
Alpine skiing (downhill) Yulia Pleshkova — 13:30
Cross-country skiing (skiathlon) Saveliy Korostelev — 14:30
Luge Pavel Repilov — 19:00
9 February
Luge Daria Olesik — 19:00.
10 February
Cross-country skiing (sprint) Daria Nepryaeva — 11:15
Cross-country skiing (sprint) Saveliy Korostelev — 11:55.
Short track (500m race, qualification) Alena Krylova — 12:30
Short track (1000m race, qualification) Ivan Posashkov — 13:10
Luge Daria Olesik — 19:00
Figure skating (short program) Petr Gumennik — 20:30.
12 February
Alpine skiing (super-G) Yulia Pleshkova — 13:30
Cross-country skiing (freestyle) Daria Nepryaeva — 15:00
Short track (500m race, final) Alena Krylova — 22:15
Short track (1000m race, final) Ivan Posashkov — 22:29
13 February
Cross-country skiing (freestyle) Saveliy Korostelev — 13:45.
Figure skating (free program) Petr Gumennik — 21:30.
14 February
Short track (1500m race) Ivan Posashkov — 22:15
Short track (1000m race) Alena Krylova — 23:00
16 February
Alpine skiing (slalom) Semen Efimov — 12:00
17 February
Figure skating (short program) Adelia Petrosyan — 20:45
19 February
Ski mountaineering (sprint) Nikita Filippov — 12:30
Figure skating (free program) Adelia Petrosyan — 21:00.
21 February
Cross-country skiing (marathon) Saveliy Korostelev — 13:00
Speed skating (mass start) Anastasia Semenova — 17:50.
22 February
Cross-country skiing (marathon) Daria Nepryaeva — 12:00
The closing ceremony of the Olympics will take place on 22 February.
