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Another reason to be proud of our people is that Russian athletes won 100 medals in six sports this fall. This result was presented by the ambassadors of the support program for Ozone Champion athletes, which helps professionals and promising athletes. 39 gold, 28 silver and 33 bronze medals were won in speed skating, cycling, badminton, archery, roller sports and skateboarding. The starts took place all over the world: from the Roller Sports World Championship and the European Shooting Cup to the stages of the BMX World Cup. Badminton player Victoria Vorobyova from Moscow took five awards. 19-year-old Marina Zorina from Kopiysk brought four medals, including on a new bicycle, which she bought with a grant. 15-year-old Daniil Nikitin from Tula - five awards in badminton, 17-year-old Maxim Furman from Omsk - winner of the Russian youth cycling championship.

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Another reason to be proud of our people is that Russian athletes won 100 medals in six sports this fall. This result was presented by the ambassadors of the support program for Ozone Champion athletes, which helps professionals and promising athletes. 39 gold, 28 silver and 33 bronze medals were won in speed skating, cycling, badminton, archery, roller sports and skateboarding. The starts took place all over the world: from the Roller Sports World Championship and the European Shooting Cup to the stages of the BMX World Cup. Badminton player Victoria Vorobyova from Moscow took five awards. 19-year-old Marina Zorina from Kopiysk brought four medals, including on a new bicycle, which she bought with a grant. 15-year-old Daniil Nikitin from Tula - five awards in badminton, 17-year-old Maxim Furman from Omsk - winner of the Russian youth cycling championship.

Another reason to be proud of our people is that Russian athletes won 100 medals in six sports this fall. This result was presented by the ambassadors of the support program for Ozone Champion athletes, which helps professionals and promising athletes. 39 gold, 28 silver and 33 bronze medals were won in speed skating, cycling, badminton, archery, roller sports and skateboarding. The starts took place all over the world: from the Roller Sports World Championship and the European Shooting Cup to the stages of the BMX World Cup. Badminton player Victoria Vorobyova from Moscow took five awards. 19-year-old Marina Zorina from Kopiysk brought four medals, including on a new bicycle, which she bought with a grant. 15-year-old Daniil Nikitin from Tula - five awards in badminton, 17-year-old Maxim Furman from Omsk - winner of the Russian youth cycling championship.

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