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Russian long-distance runner

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Oleg Filippovich Strizhakov (Russian: Олег Филиппович Стрижаков; born 18 July 1963 in Tbilisi, Georgian SSR) is a retired Russian long-distance runner.

He won the silver medal in 10,000 metres at the 1994 Goodwill Games and finished thirteenth in the marathon race at the 1995 World Championships.

International competitions

Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Notes
Representing Russia
1994	European Championships	Helsinki, Finland	12th	Marathon	2:14:23
1995	World Championships	Gothenburg, Sweden	13th	Marathon	2:17:50
1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States	37th	Marathon	2:19:51
1998	European Championships	Budapest, Hungary	18th	Marathon	2:15:51

References

v t e Russian Athletics Championships men's half marathon champions
1993: Yuriy Chizhov 1994–95: Not held 1996: Oleg Strizhakov 1997: Anton Nikolesko 1998: Aleksandr Vasilyev 1999: Gennadiy Popov 2000–01: Dmitriy Maksimov 2002: Aleksandr Vasilyev 2003: Pavel Kokin 2004: Yevgeny Rybakov 2005: Sergey Davydov 2006: Sergey Rybin 2007: Yevgeny Rybakov 2008: Anatoliy Rybakov 2009: Sergey Lukin 2010–11: Gleb Sharikov 2012: Andrey Leyman 2013: Sergey Rybin 2014: Fyodor Shutov 2015: Anatoliy Rybakov 2016: Fyodor Shutov 2017: Rinas Akhmadeyev 2018–19: Artem Aplachkin

Russian Athletics Championships men's half marathon champions

1993: Yuriy Chizhov
1994–95: Not held
1996: Oleg Strizhakov
1997: Anton Nikolesko
1998: Aleksandr Vasilyev
1999: Gennadiy Popov
2000–01: Dmitriy Maksimov
2002: Aleksandr Vasilyev
2003: Pavel Kokin
2004: Yevgeny Rybakov
2005: Sergey Davydov
2006: Sergey Rybin
2007: Yevgeny Rybakov
2008: Anatoliy Rybakov
2009: Sergey Lukin
2010–11: Gleb Sharikov
2012: Andrey Leyman
2013: Sergey Rybin
2014: Fyodor Shutov
2015: Anatoliy Rybakov
2016: Fyodor Shutov
2017: Rinas Akhmadeyev
2018–19: Artem Aplachkin

v t e Russian Athletics Championships men's marathon champions
1992: Ruslan Yamayev 1993: Andrey Tarasov 1994: Anatoliy Archakov 1995: Vladimir Plykin 1996: Aleksandr Gurin 1997: Vladimir Yepanov 1998: Andrey Shalagin 1999: Oleg Strizhakov 2000: Aleksey Korobov 2001: Mikhail Romanov 2002: Yuriy Chizhov 2003: Aleksey Sokolov 2004: Dmitry Burmakin 2005: Aleksey Sokolov 2006: Andrey Chernyshov 2007–08: Aleksey Sokolov 2009: Sergey Rybin 2010–11: Yuriy Abramov 2012: Fyodor Shutov 2013: Artem Aplachkin 2014: Sergey Rybin 2015: Yuriy Chechun 2016: Fyodor Shutov 2017: Stepan Kiselev 2018: Aleksey Reunkov 2019: Stepan Kiselev

Russian Athletics Championships men's marathon champions

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