Semen Pavlichenko

Semen Aleksandrovich Pavlichenko (Russian: Семё́н Алекса́ндрович Павличе́нко; born 11 May 1991) is a Russian luger. He competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics[1]

Semen Pavlichenko
Pavlichenko in 2017
Personal information
Full nameSemyon Aleksandrovich Pavlichenko
NationalityRussian
Born (1991-05-11) 11 May 1991
Bratsk, RSFSR, USSR (now Russia)
Height1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Weight67 kg (148 lb)
Sport
CountryRussia Russia
SportLuge
Event(s)Singles
Medal record
Men's luge
Representing  Russia
World Championships
Gold medal – first place2015 SiguldaSingles
Gold medal – first place2019 WinterbergMixed team
Silver medal – second place2015 SiguldaMixed team
Bronze medal – third place2019 WinterbergSingles
Bronze medal – third place2019 WinterbergSprint
European Championships
Gold medal – first place2015 SochiSingles
Gold medal – first place2017 KönigsseeSingles
Gold medal – first place2018 SiguldaSingles
Gold medal – first place2018 SiguldaMixed team
Gold medal – first place2019 OberhofSingles
Gold medal – first place2021 SiguldaMixed team
Silver medal – second place2015 SochiMixed team
Silver medal – second place2020 LillehammerSingles
Representing Russian Luge Federation Russian Luge Federation
World Championships
Silver medal – second place2021 KönigsseeSprint

World Cup podiums
Season Date Location Discipline Place
2014–1518 January 2015Germany Oberhof, GermanyTeam Relay3rd
1 February 2015Norway Lillehammer, NorwaySingles2nd
1 February 2015Norway Lillehammer, NorwayTeam Relay2nd
1 March 2015Russia Sochi, RussiaSingles1st
1 March 2015Russia Sochi, RussiaTeam Relay2nd
2015–165 December 2015United States Lake Placid, United StatesTeam Relay3rd
10 January 2016Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles2nd
10 January 2016Latvia Sigulda, LatviaTeam Relay3rd
7 February 2016Russia Sochi, RussiaTeam Relay1st
2016–172 December 2016United States Lake Placid, United StatesSingles2nd
3 December 2016United States Lake Placid, United StatesTeam Relay2nd
6 January 2017Germany Königssee, GermanySingles1st
15 January 2017Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles1st
15 January 2017Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles (sprint)2nd
15 January 2017Latvia Sigulda, LatviaTeam Relay1st
2017–1819 November 2017Austria Innsbruck, AustriaSingles1st
19 November 2017Austria Innsbruck, AustriaTeam Relay3rd
26 November 2017Germany Winterberg, GermanySingles (sprint)2nd
16 December 2017United States Lake Placid, United StatesSingles2nd
14 January 2018Germany Oberhof, GermanySingles2nd
21 January 2018Norway Lillehammer, NorwaySingles (sprint)1st
28 January 2018Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles1st
28 January 2018Latvia Sigulda, LatviaTeam Relay1st
2018–191 December 2018Canada Whistler, CanadaTeam Relay1st
16 December 2018United States Lake Placid, United StatesSingles (sprint)2nd
13 January 2019Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles1st
13 January 2019Latvia Sigulda, LatviaTeam Relay2nd
9 February 2019Germany Oberhof, GermanySingles1st
24 February 2019Russia Sochi, RussiaSingles1st
24 February 2019Russia Sochi, RussiaSingles (sprint)1st
24 February 2019Russia Sochi, RussiaTeam Relay1st
2019–2012 January 2020Germany Altenberg, GermanyTeam Relay1st
19 January 2020Norway Lillehammer, NorwaySingles2nd
26 January 2020Latvia Sigulda, LatviaSingles (sprint)1st
1 February 2020Germany Oberhof, GermanySingles2nd
23 February 2020Germany Winterberg, GermanyTeam Relay1st
1 March 2020Germany Königssee, GermanySingles1st
1 March 2020Germany Königssee, GermanyTeam Relay3rd
2020–2129 November 2020Austria Innsbruck, AustriaTeam Relay3rd
6 December 2020Germany Altenberg, GermanyTeam Relay2nd
10 January 2021Latvia Sigulda, LatviaTeam Relay1st
23 January 2021Austria Innsbruck, AustriaSingles2nd
24 January 2021Austria Innsbruck, AustriaSingles (Sprint)1st
2020–2128 November 2021Russia Sochi, RussiaTeam relay1st

Season titles
  • 1 titles – (1 singles)
 Season  Discipline
2019Men's singles

Personal life

At the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in late February and early march 2022, Pavlichenko participated in spreading lies and Russian propaganda on social media to justify the illegal war.[2]

References
  1. "Sochi 2014 profile". Archived from the original on 2014-02-13. Retrieved 2014-02-15.
  2. "Семён Павличенко on Instagram: "🙏Надо объединяться и не быть на поводу у провокаторов. И скорее бы все закончилось🙏 . Не страшно быть Мёртвым, сейчас страшно жить. Сегодня мой старший сын задал мне вопрос: папа, почему война на украине? А я привел ему простой пример из семьи. (Между ним и его младшим братом бывают недоговоренности и они начинают друг друга бить.) Получается Одним примером объяснил ситуацию на украине и возможно изменил его отношение к младшему брату. Граждане Украины, мне действительно горько, за то, что у вас сейчас происходит. Но происходит это не по моей вине, не по вине моих друзей и знакомых, которых вы так горазды обсирать и обвинять в социальных сетях. Задайте вопрос своему правительству, почему они не смогли решить вопрос мирным способом? Мы когда поехали на Олимпийские игры в Китай, вам ребята, спортсменам Украины сказали не общаться с Русскими спортсменами не нам с украинцами. Вас уже тогда настраивали против народа. Так кто гондон? Путин или Зеленский?"".
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