Russia finishes seventh in world grave digging championship

Russia took seventh place in the World Championship for digging graves. Nineteen teams of two people each participated in the competition.

Consensus

The Russian team competed in the World Grave Digging Championship in Hungary.
The team consisted of a blogger and a Novosibirsk crematorium employee.
The task required digging a grave 2 meters long, 80 cm wide, and 1.6 meters deep.
The team completed the task in 112 minutes.
The team missed the required depth by 7 cm.
The Russian team improved their ranking by 15 positions compared to the previous year.
The competition was held in the Hungarian village of Sarvaskend.
The winning team from Hungary completed the task in 1 hour 21 minutes.

The Russian team did not finish the task, failing to reach the required depth by 7 cm, and placed seventh. — kommersant
The Russian team entered the top ten and significantly improved their previous performance. — vm
The Russian team improved their result by 15 positions and was in the top 10. — tg_mash
The Russian team placed last in the previous year’s competition. — kommersant
The Russian team improved their performance by 15 positions. — vm
The Russian team improved their result by 15 places and was in the top 10. — tg_mash
The competition was held in Nyergesújfalu, northeastern Hungary. — kommersant
The competition was held in the village of Sarvaskend, Hungary. — vm
The organizer is the Hungarian Association of Cemetery Managers and Operators, which has a Facebook page under Meta, banned in Russia. — kommersant
The competition is called the World Grave Digging Championship and is held annually in Sarvaskend. — vm