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Amir Maimuratov
Men's Speed · KAZ

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Kazakhstan · b. 1995 · 182 cm
Olympian: Paris 2024
4.89Personal best

Amir Maimuratov of Kazakhstan has 51 international speed results with 2 podiums (2 silver), and a best finish of 2nd, competing from 2011 to 2026.

4.89Personal best · Olympic Games Paris 2024
5992026 season points
51Events
0Wins
2Podiums
2ndBest finish
0/2/0Gold / Silver / Bronze
2011–2026Seasons
2Podiums
0Wins
31Finals
51Results

World counts every world-level event (World Cups and the World Climbing Series, World Championships, Olympics, World Games); the series toggle narrows to World Cups and the WCS. Finals are top-16, final-round appearances. Relay and individual runs count together under All.

Season by season

Every result, year by year.

20267 events
  • 9World Cup · Krakow
  • 13World Cup · Alcobendas
  • 13Continental Championship · Meishan
  • 22World Cup · Krakow
  • 24World Cup · Wujiang
  • 26World Cup · Chamonix
  • 32Continental Games · Sanya
20259 events
  • 5Continental Cup · Almaty
  • 5World Cup · Krakow
  • 6World Cup · Chamonix
  • 6World Cup · Denver
  • 8World Games · Chengdu
  • 8World Cup · Wujiang
  • 10World Cup · Guiyang
  • 11World Cup · Bali
  • 15World Championship · Seoul
202411 events · 5 podiums
  • 1Other · Neom
  • 2Madrid 4 Speed · Madrid
  • 2Continental Championship · Tai'an
  • 2World Cup · Seoul
  • 2Olympic Qualifier Series · Budapest
  • 5Olympic Games · Paris
  • 5World Cup · Briancon
  • 6Madrid 4 Speed - Standard 2 Lane · Madrid
  • 6World Cup · Chamonix
  • 11Olympic Qualifier Series · Shanghai
  • 38World Cup · Wujiang
202310 events
  • 4Other · Neom Beach Games Mountain Village
  • 7Continental Games · Hangzhou
  • 10Continental Cup · Jakarta
  • 10World Cup · Wujiang
  • 14World Cup · Seoul
  • 18World Cup · Salt Lake City
  • 27World Championship · Bern
  • 55World Cup · Indonesia
  • 67World Cup · Chamonix
  • 75World Cup · Villars-sur-Ollon
20226 events
  • 6World Cup · Salt Lake City
  • 13World Cup · Chamonix
  • 13World Cup · Salt Lake City
  • 34Continental Championship · Seoul
  • 34World Cup · Edinburgh
  • 66World Cup · Villars-sur-Ollon
20213 events
  • 12World Championship · Moscow
  • 19World Cup · Salt Lake City
  • 26World Cup · Villars
20196 events
  • 11World Cup · MoscowWC
  • 13Continental Championship · Palembang
  • 15World Championship · Hachioji
  • 18World Cup · XiamenWC
  • 74World Cup · VillarsWC
  • 95World Cup · ChamonixWC
20185 events · 1 podium
  • 3Continental Cup · Bangkok
  • 8Continental Championship · Kurayoshi
  • 12World Cup · ChamonixWC
  • 16World Championship · Innsbruck
  • 16World Cup · MoscowWC
20172 events · 1 podium
  • 1Continental Cup · Wanxianshan
  • 18World Cup · NanjingWC
20161 event
  • 5Continental Championship · Duyun
20153 events
  • 5World Cup · Chamonix
  • 8World Cup · Chongqing
  • 9World Cup · Haiyang
20143 events
  • 7Youth World Championship · Noumea
  • 13World Cup · Chamonix
  • 19World Championship · Gijon
20132 events
  • 4Continental Championship · Asian Champ.
  • 6Youth World Championship · Saanich
20124 events · 2 podiums
  • 1Youth Continental Championship · Hamedan
  • 1Youth Continental Cup · Moscow
  • 4Youth World Championship · Singapore
  • 52World Championship · Paris
20115 events · 1 podium
  • 3Youth Continental Cup · Friedrichshafen
  • 4Youth Continental Championship · Singapore
  • 5Youth Continental Cup · Chamonix
  • 7Youth World Championship · Imst
  • 70World Championship · Arco
20101 event
  • 4Youth World Championship · Youth World Champ.
20091 event
  • 16Youth World Championship · Valence

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