Alexei Anatoljewitsch Schmidt

Alexei Anatoljewitsch Schmidt

To person
Date of birth	April 17, 1983
nation	Russia
discipline	Road / rail (endurance)
End of career	2011
Most important successes
European championships 2005 - Derny race
Last updated: September 22, 2018

Alexei Anatoljewitsch Schmidt ( Russian Алексей Анатольевич Шмидт ; born April 17, 1983 in Khimki , Moscow Oblast ) is a former Russian cyclist who raced on track and road .

Athletic career

Alexei Schmidt achieved his first sporting success on the track. In 2001 he was European junior champion in the points race , won bronze in the team pursuit at the junior track world championships with the Russian junior four-man and was U23 vice-European champion in the team pursuit together with Konstantin Ponomarjow . The following year he won silver at the U23 European Championship in scratch . In 2003 and 2004 he won further medals at the U23 European Championships on the track. In 2005 he became Derny European Champion in Dalmine, Italy, behind Cordiano Dagnoni . At the 2006 Track Cycling World Cup in Moscow he took second place with Ponomarjow in the two-man team driving .

In the same year Schmidt received his first contract with the Russian Continental Team Omnibike Dynamo Moscow . In his first season he won two stages of the Sochi Grand Prix and one stage of the Five Rings of Moscow race , and in 2006 he won a stage of the Tour of Hainan . In 2007 he won the overall ranking of the Sochi Grand Prix as well as one stage each of the Five Rings of Moscow and the Tour of Serbia . In 2009 he won the Maccabiade road race .

successes

Street

2005

• two stages of the Sochi Grand Prix
• a stage Five Rings of Moscow

2006

• one stage Tour of Hainan

2007

• a stage Five Rings of Moscow
• Overall standings and one stage Grand Prix Sochi
• one stage tour of Serbia

2009

• Maccabiade - street racing

train

2001

• Junior World Championship - team pursuit (with Ilja Krestianinow, Roman Paramonow and Alexei Tschunossow)
• U23 European Championship - two-man team driving (with Konstantin Ponomarjow )
• Junior European Champion - points race

2002

• U23 European Championship - Scratch

2003

• U23 European Championship - two-man team driving (with Konstantin Ponomarjow ), team pursuit (with Mikhail Mikheev, Alexander Chatunzew and Ilya Krestianinov)

2004

• U23 European Championship - Team Pursuit (with Ilya Krestianinov, Alexander Chatunzew and Sergei Sewostianow)

2005

• European Champion - Derny Race
• European Championship - two-man team driving (with Konstantin Ponomarjow )

2007

• European Championship - two-man team driving (with Iwan Kowaljow )

Teams

• 2005 Omnibike Dynamo Moscow
• 2006 Omnibike Dynamo Moscow
• 2007 Moscow Stars
• 2008 Katyusha
• 2009 JMS (until June 30th)
• 2009 Moscow (from July 1st)
• 2010 Team Type 1
• 2011 Team Type 1-Sanofi
• 2012 Team Type 1 Development Team
• 2013 United Healthcare of Georgia / The 706 Project

Web links

• Alexei Anatoljewitsch Schmidt in the database of Radsportseiten.net
• Alexei Anatoljewitsch Schmidt in the ProCyclingStats.com database