Russia tops medal table at Lausanne Grand Slam judo
Russian judo athletes won the medal tally at the Grand Slam tournament in Lausanne, Switzerland, securing two gold, one silver, and four bronze medals. They finished ahead of Japan and Germany in the final standings.
Consensus
- Russian judo athletes won the medal tally at the Big Slam tournament in Lausanne.
- The tournament took place from August 28 to 30.
- Russia won two gold, one silver, and four bronze medals.
- Japan finished second with two gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.
- Germany finished third with two gold and one silver medal.
- Marina Vorobieva won gold in the up to 48 kg category.
- Inal Tasoev won gold in the over 100 kg category.
- Danil Lavrentiev won silver in the up to 73 kg category.
- Ramazan Abdulaev, Yegor Andoni, Madina Taymazova, and Maria Ivanova won bronze medals.
- Russian athletes competed under the national flag.
- The event was organized by the International Judo Federation.
Points of divergence
- Russian athletes previously won in the team standings at the modern pentathlon championship in Guiyang, China, where they competed under the Russian flag for the first time in seven years. — vesti
- The International Judo Federation restored Russia's right to compete with flag and anthem in November 2025. — fontanka
- Russian athletes previously won nine gold and two silver medals at the World Cup in swimming in Argentina, where Alexey Zharov set a world record in his age group in the 25-meter breaststroke. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
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- Russians won medal tally at Grand Slam Judo tournament in Switzerland — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian Judo Team Takes First Place in Medal Tally at Grand Slam Tournament in Lausanne, Switzerland. — ТАСС (Telegram)