Alexei Sitnikov

Figure Skater, 2006 Russian National Champion

Alexei Sitnikov - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 23rd, 1986
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Achieved prominence as a competitive figure skater, representing Russia and Azerbaijan in various championships. Competed at the national level and won the Russian National Championships in 2006. Participated in multiple international events, contributing to the sport's development in both countries. Demonstrated technical proficiency and artistry on the ice throughout a competitive career.

2006 Russian National Champion

Competitor at ISU Championships

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