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Profile: Andrey Khramov | |
| Country | Russia |
| Info | Strong russian runner who surprised everybody by winning JWOC in Bulgaria as a 18-year old in 1999. Lives at the foot of the Kaukasus mountains, not far away form the Black sea. Well used to hot and humid conditions and tough climbs. Married to Nadia and one son, Alexander, born 2002. Competes in track and field regularly, his PB on 5000m is 14.05. Finished his studies in communication (traffic) in 2004 and has since the been a professional sportsman. His gold medal in Japan 2005 was Russias first ever in senior foot-orienteering. Won the relay for Russia in 2006 and 2007. Started the WOC 2008 with a sprint gold- his 4th WOC-gold. Will he be the first man with a gold in all four diciplins at WOC? He must at least wait to 2009, since his will not run middle in 2008. Last updated July 2008 |
| Club | Hiisirasti (FIN) / SKVO Rostov na Don |
| Born date | 17.01.1981 |
| Lives | Sodovviy close to Krasnodar |




2008, Sprint, Olomouc, Czech Republic
2007, Relay, Kiev, Ukraine
2006, Relay, Aarhus, Denmark
2005, Long, Aichi, Japan



2008, Relay, Olomouc, Czech Republic
2007, Long, Kiev, Ukraine
2004, Relay, Västerås, Sweden

2006, Long, Aarhus, Denmark
Long: Gold 2005, Aichi, Japan
Sprint: Gold 2008, Olomouc, Czech Republic
Relay: Gold last time 2007, Kiev, Ukraine

2008, Relay, Ventspils, Latvia

2004, Sprint, Roskilde, Denmark


2008, Sprint, Ventspils, Latvia
2006, Sprint, Otepää, Estonia
Long: 5. place 2004, Roskilde, Denmark
Sprint: Silver 2004, Roskilde, Denmark
Relay: Gold 2008, Ventspils, Latvia


2005, WC no. 7, Aichi, JPN, Long, WOC
2005, WC no. 4, Surrey Hills, GBR, Middle



2007, WC no. 7, Kiev, UKR, Long, WOC
2005, WC no. 2, Surrey Hills, GBR, Long
2004, WC no. 2, Roskilde, DEN, Sprint, EOC




2008, WC no. 1, Ventspils, LAT, Sprint, EOC
2006, WC no. 6, Århus, DEN, Long, WOC
2006, WC no. 1, Otepää, EST, Sprint, EOC
2004, WC no. 11, Dresden, GER, Long


2001, Long, Miskolc, Hungary
1999, Long, Varna, Bulgaria
Long: 1. place last time 2001, Miskolc, Hungary
Middle: 6. place 2000, Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic
Relay: 7. place 2001, Miskolc, Hungary
Individual results:
2006: Springcup, 13. place
2005: Springcup, 96. place
Relays:
2008: Jukola 2008, 14. place (7. leg, Out: 17. place, In: 14. place, Hiisirasti)
IOF World Ranking:
World Ranking position: 4 (as of 24/7/2008)
See also all IOF WRE results for Andrey Khramov including updated WR position
Andrey Khramov is found under the following names:
Andrei Hramov (8 times)
Andrey Khramov (68 times)
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