Natalia Prikastschikowa
Full name
Natalja Viktorovna Prikastschikowa Наталья Викторовна Приказчикова
Association
Soviet Union Soviet Union
birthday
1968
place of birth
Engels , Soviet Union Soviet Union 1955
Career
World Cup victories
3 (including 2 relay / team)
status
resigned
Medal table
World Cup medals
2 ×
0 ×
1 ×
World Cup balance
Overall World Cup
2. 1988/1989
Podium placements
1.
2.
3.
sprint
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1
Season
1
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team
1
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Natalja Wiktorowna Prikastschikowa ( Russian: Наталья Викторовна Приказчикова ; * 1968 in Engels , Saratov Oblast ) is a former Soviet biathlete .
Natalja Prikastschikowa had her most successful season in the winter of 1988/89. She won two titles and a total of three medals at the Biathlon World Championships in 1989 in Feistritz an der Drau . Together with Swetlana Dawydowa , Luisa Tscherepanowa and Jelena Golowina she was successful in the team competition. She won her only individual medal in the sprint as third behind Anne Elvebakk and Zwetana Krastewa . A day later she succeeded with the 3 × 7.5 km relay in the line-up of Prikastschikowa, Dawidowa, Golowina, the second title win. At the end of the season she only had to admit defeat to her teammate Jelena Golowina as second in the overall World Cup standings . Prikastschikowa won a World Cup race, was three times second and twice third. She received the highest Soviet sports award as Honored Master of Sports .
Web links
Individual evidence
↑ Представление сборной of Ukraine по биатлону - Чемпионат championat.com, 2000-2017, accessed on 11 March 2017
↑ Новости спорта. OLIMPICBLOG .: "Стреляющие лыжники" вновь выходят на старт ( Russian ) February 2, 2009. Retrieved October 7, 2010.
↑ Спортивная Россия - ОТ СПОРТИВНЫХ ПОБЕД К ВОЗРОЖДЕНИЮ РОССИИ! ( Russian ) www.biathlonrus.com. February 3, 2010. Retrieved October 7, 2010.
1984: Tschernyschowa , Sabolotnaja , Parve ( URS ) | 1985: Tschernyschowa , Golowina , Parve ( URS ) | 1986: Parve , Bjelowa , Tschernyschowa ( URS ) | 1987: Golovina , Tschernyschowa , Parve ( URS ) | 1988: Tschernyschowa , Golowina , Parve ( URS ) | 1989: Prikastschikowa , Davydowa , Golowina ( URS ) | 1990: Bazewitsch , Golovina , Davydova ( URS ) | 1991: Belowa , Golowina , Davydowa ( URS ) | 1993: Kulhavá , Adamičková , Knížková , Háková ( CZE ) | 1995: Disl , Harvey , Greiner-Petter-Memm , Behle ( DEU ) | 1996: Disl , Greiner-Petter-Memm , Apel , Behle ( DEU ) | 1997: Disl , Greiner-Petter-Memm , Apel , Behle ( DEU ) | 1999: Disl , Greiner-Petter-Memm , Apel , Zellner ( DEU ) | 2000: Pyljowa , Tschernoussowa , Kuklewa , Achatowa ( RUS ) | 2001: Pyljowa , Bogali , Kuklewa , Ischmuratowa ( RUS ) | 2003: Achatowa , Ischmuratowa , Kuklewa , Tschernoussowa ( RUS ) | 2004: Tjørhom , Istad-Kristiansen , Andreassen , Poirée ( NOR ) | 2005: Pyljowa , Ischmuratowa , Bogali , Saizewa ( RUS ) | 2007: Glagow , Henkel , Neuner , Wilhelm ( DEU ) | 2008: Glagow , Henkel , Neuner , Wilhelm ( DEU ) | 2009: Slepzowa , Bulygina , Medvedzewa , Saizewa ( RUS ) | 2011: Henkel , Gössner , Bachmann , Neuner ( DEU ) | 2012: Bachmann , Neuner , Gössner , Henkel ( DEU ) | 2013: Fenne , Flatland , Solemdal , Berger ( NOR ) | 2015: Hildebrand , Preuß , Hinz , Dahlmeier ( DEU ) | 2016: Solemdal , Birkeland , Eckhoff , Olsbu ( NOR ) | 2017: Hinz , Hammerschmidt , Hildebrand , Dahlmeier ( DEU ) | 2019: Solemdal , Tandrevold , Eckhoff , Røiseland ( NOR ) | 2020: Solemdal , Tandrevold , Eckhoff , Røiseland ( NOR )
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