Wladislaw Borisovich Kormschtschikow

Wladislaw Borissowitsch Kormschtschikow ( Russian Владислав Борисович Кормщиков; born July 15, 1967 in Perm ) is a former Russian orienteer ski runner .

Kormschtschikow won his first individual medal at the 1994 World Championships in Non Valley . Over the long distance of 17.7 km as the crow flies, he came third behind the Italian Nicolò Corradini and the Norwegian Lars Lystad . With the Russian season he was also third. Two years earlier he had run into second place with the CIS relay team. In 1998 (with Nikolai Bondar , Eduard Chrennikow and Wiktor Korchagin ) and 2000 (with Andrei Gruzdew , Korchagin and Chrennikov) he finally won the relay gold. In 2000 he was also world long distance champion.

Placements

World Championships:

• 1990 : 20th place long, 4th place relay
• 1992 : 20th place short, 27th place long, 2nd place relay
• 1994 : 12th place short, 3rd place long, 3rd place relay
• 1996 : 6th place short, 5th place long, 4th place relay
• 1998 : 23rd place short, 6th place long, 1st place relay
• 2000 : 6th place short, 1st place long, 1st place relay
• 2002 : 7th place long

Overall World Cup:

• 1989: 53rd place
• 1991: 16th place
• 1993: 15th place
• 1995: 9th place
• 1997: 6th place
• 1999: 14th place
• 2000: 14th place

Web links

• Ski orienteering world championship results International Orienteering Federation
• Кормщиков Владислав Борисович Profile on sportivno.com (Russian; accessed April 6, 2012)