Summer olympic games composition of belarus. Belarus wins first gold at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro

Goat Hennes

Perhaps the most famous goat in Germany is the mascot of the Bundesliga football club Cologne Hennes (Geißbock Hennes). Over the entire history of the team, seven artiodactyls have already changed. Today, Hennes the Eighth lives in the zoo in his own enclosure and travels to the club's games in a special car.

Red Devil

This red devil is the mascot of the second Bundesliga football club Kaiserslautern. The mystical creature is responsible for the mood in the stands. As for luck, it's hard to say - last season the players took only tenth place in the standings.

Sports mascots from Germany

Eagle Attila

The players of the Eintracht Frankfurt am Main football club are called "eagles" for a reason: this male named Attila has been bringing luck to the team since 2006. The bird weighs a little less than four kilograms, the wingspan reaches two meters. According to the fans, Attila is the most beautiful Bundesliga mascot.

Sports mascots from Germany

King Louis

The lion, nicknamed King Louie, is the most colorful mascot among American football teams in Germany. A plush predator guards the "Monarchs" from Dresden.

Sports mascots from Germany

This dinosaur is main character fairy tale "Urmel who sailed on an ice floe" ("Urmel aus dem Eis") by the German writer Max Kruse. In November 2006, Urmel was chosen as the symbol of the German Hockey Association and the mascot of the national team.

Sports mascots from Germany

Polar Bear Bully

The next hockey mascot is the polar bear Bully of the Icebeeren team in Berlin. Together with a cub nicknamed Bully Bambini, they protect sport Club since 2001.

Sports mascots from Germany

bull bully

Another mascot nicknamed Bulli. This steer brought good luck to his team for several seasons in a row: in three years, the RB Leipzig football club escaped from the third Bundesliga to the first.

Sports mascots from Germany

Little Bear Guertinho

The brown bear Herthinho hasn't missed a home match at Hertha Football Club since 1999. According to legend, a plush figure more than two meters high flew straight from Brazil.

23.08.2016 - 17:28

News of Belarus. They prepared for it for 4 years, and she raced in 17 days. The Olympics in Rio ended on the night of August 22, and Belarusian athletes are already returning home. All of them, undoubtedly, received a valuable professional, and indeed life experience, and individual athletes also medals, proving to the whole world that they are the best in their disciplines.

In the final medal standings, Belarus was 40th (out of 87). We have 9 awards - from gold to bronze. Let's remember, as they say, names, appearances, flogged!

No. 1. Silver Daria Naumova

Belarusians waited for the first medal for 7 whole days. The 20-year-old weightlifter Daria Naumova opened the account for the awards. In the weight category up to 75, the athlete lifted 258 kg and won a silver medal at the first Olympic Games in her life! And this is all the more significant because the girl came from easy to weightlifting just 5 years ago.

No. 2. Gold of Vladislav Goncharov

Vlad is also only 20 years old, and the Olympics in Rio is also the first for him, as well as the medal in trampolining for Belarus in the entire history of our athletes' participation in this sport. The first - and immediately golden!

Number 3. Silver Vadim Streltsov

The history of this medal is from the category of the legend of the Phoenix. In the status of the country's most promising weightlifter, Vadim participated in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. But he arrived there injured and failed miserably. Career began to crumble before our eyes: in 2013, Streltsovets was directly offered to leave big-time sports. And with the support and thanks to the personal initiative of coach Viktor Leonidovich Shershukov, he rehabilitated himself - he became the world champion in weightlifting in 2015 and a silver medalist in Rio! By the way, Vadim is unlucky at the Olympics: he performed in Brazil with a sore knee.

No. 4. Bronze of Alexandra Gerasimenya

Alexandra Gerasimenya pleases us with the second Olympics in a row! In London 2012, the athlete was a 2-time silver medalist in the 100 and 50 m freestyle heats. In Rio Alexandra, only the 50-meter race succumbed, but its weight is immeasurable in metal. Here the matter is in the results of competitions in the inter-Olympic period. At the 2015 World Cup in Kazan, Alexandra failed at both crown distances: at the “hundredth” she became the penultimate one in the semi-finals, at the “fifty dollars” she did not even leave the “preliminary”. And many hurried to write off our " goldfish”from the accounts ... But it wasn’t there!

No. 5. Bronze by Javid Gamzatov

26-year-old Javid Gamzatov brought a bronze medal in Greco-Roman wrestling for Belarus, but also to the delight of Dagestan. 10 years ago, the athlete moved to the Gomel region. He trained first in Mozyr, then in Gomel. And the fact that the Olympic medalist grew out of Gamzatov must be thanked to his older brother, who brought the 9-year-old Javid to the wrestling section.

No. 6. Silver Maria Mamoshuk

This medal is especially valuable for Belarus - it is the first in women's wrestling throughout the history of the country's participation in the Olympic Games. And it was won by a 23-year-old girl from the small village of Zyabrovka, 18 kilometers from Gomel. Mashenka grew up there, and a serious athlete Maria Mamoshuk was brought up in the Gomel Olympic Reserve School!

No. 7. Silver Ivan Tikhon

The medal of Ivan Tikhon is more than the award of the main start of the four years in the piggy bank of Belarus. This is a triumphant return of an athlete to big sport after almost 8 years. This is the restoration of a seriously tarnished reputation. This is a personal victory for those who have always believed in Tikhon. This is beyond words, read here:

No. 8. Bronze women's kayak-four

Margarita Makhneva, Nadezhda Lepeshko, Olga Khudenko and Marina Litvinchuk brought medals in the 500m. The girls, as they say, with their breasts stood for the entire Belarusian rowing and canoeing in Rio. Because of the men's team from the Olympics, the women's team played in Brazil without their "second half", and without a coach, who, for the same reason, was forced to stay in Minsk.

No. 9. Bronze by Ibragim Saidov

Dagestani Ibragim Saidov under the flag of Belarus won a bronze medal in freestyle wrestling in heavyweight. In the fight for the third place, he defeated an Armenian with a Georgian surname Berianidze on the mat. Here is such an international battle for third place! You won’t believe it: Ibrahim didn’t count on a medal in Rio - a week before the start he injured his jogging leg and performed injections in Brazil.

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Olympics. Belarus joined anti-record chart set of medals at the Summer Olympics

2016-08-11 01:12:24

In Rio de Janeiro, Belarus entered an anti-record medal collection schedule at the Summer Olympics. Until now, the worst result was at the 2012 Games in London, when the Belarusian delegation received its first award only on the fifth day of the competition (Marina Shkermankova, weightlifting, category up to 69 kg).

At the 2016 Olympics, the fifth day of the competition did not bring any awards to our athletes. The piggy bank of the Belarusian national team in Rio de Janeiro is still empty.

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So what?? What does it say?

Countries such as Norway and Finland do not need to prove anything, their economic level is already quite high.

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Even such a puppet state as Kosovo already has a medal, the great sports power of Kyrgyzstan also has a medal)

And Germany has only 4, Norway and Finland have NONE.

So what?? What does it say?

Norway and Finland are northern countries, their strong point is the winter olympiads.

Yes, and I deeply doubt that bureaucrats in these countries set some kind of medal plan for their athletes, here are 20 medals and no less!

What is the Olympics in modern realities? This is essentially a clownery, many countries are tearing their ass on medals to demonstrate that their country is not the most backward in this world, i.e. a kind of "measuring peeps". Belarus is no exception, the more medals, the more we will perform for the whole world as a country with a huge economic development, since the athletes win, then the country has money to finance sports in the country.

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Even such a puppet state as Kosovo already has a medal, the great sports power of Kyrgyzstan also has a medal)

And Germany has only 4, Norway and Finland have NONE.

So what?? What does it say?

the Poles also have one bronze so far, a relative failure

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Where we can, doping controls are very tight!

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no need to participate in 25 sports. It's too costly and inefficient. Highlight 5-7 where we can have a result. There is no need to build a power out of yourself. We are a provincial poor country and we need to live up to this.

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No need to participate in 25 sports. It's too costly and inefficient. Highlight 5-7 where we can have a result. There is no need to build a power out of yourself. We are a provincial poor country and we need to live up to this.

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Belarus is rightly proud of its history of participation in the Olympic Games. For the first time, Belarusians took part in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki as part of the USSR national team. Sports achivments three-time Olympic champion wrestler Alexander Medved, four-time Olympic gold medalists Olga Korbut and fencer Yelena Belova, five-time Olympic champion Nelly Kim, six-time Olympic champion Vitaly Shcherba and many other famous Belarusian athletes are written in golden letters in Olympic history.

During the years of Belarusian sovereignty, our athletes have competed at 11 Olympic Games - 6 winter and 5 summer. 95 athletes became champions and prize-winners of the Games. They have won 91 Olympic medals: 18 gold, 28 silver and 45 bronze.

For the first time Belarus was represented by an independent team in the Olympic arena:

At the XVII Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer (Norway) February 12-27, 1994. Were conquered 2 silver awards:

Svetlana Paramygina (biathlon, 7.5 km), Igor Zhelezovsky (skates, 1000 m);

At the XXVI Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta (USA) July 19 - August 4, 1996. Was conquered 15 medals - 1 gold, 6 silver and 8 bronze:

gold- Ekaterina Khodotovich (Karsten) (rowing);

silver- Alexei Medvedev (Greco-Roman wrestling), Alexander Pavlov (Greco-Roman wrestling), Sergey Lishtvan (Greco-Roman wrestling), Vladimir Dubrovshchik (athletics, discus), Natalia Sazanovich (athletics, heptathlon), Igor Basinsky (shooting) bullet);

bronze- Valery Tsilent (Greco-Roman wrestling), Vitaly Shcherbo (gymnastics, all-around, vault, bars, crossbar) - 4 medals, Vasily Kaptyukh (athletics, discus), Elina Zvereva (athletics, discus), Natalia Lavrinenko, Alexandra Pankina, Natalia Volchek, Tamara Davydenko, Valentina Skrabatun, Elena Mikulich, Natalia Stasyuk, Marina Znak, Yaroslava Pavlovich (rowing, rowing eight).

Belarusian athletes achieved their highest success at the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008 when Belarus conquered 19 medals, including 4 gold and 5 silver. The Belarusian team took 16th place by the number of medals won:

gold- Andrey Aryamnov (weightlifting), Oksana Menkova (athletics, hammer throw), Alexander and Andrey Bogdanovichi (kayaking and canoeing, two), Roman Petrushenko, Alexey Abalmasov, Artur Litvinchuk and Vadim Makhnev (kayaking and canoeing, four);

silver- Andrei Rybakov (weightlifting), Natalia Mikhnevich (athletics, shot put), Andrei Kravchenko (athletics, decathlon), Inna Zhukova (rhythmic gymnastics), Vadim Devyatovsky (athletics, hammer throw);

bronze- Nadezhda Ostapchuk (athletics, shot put), Andrey Mikhnevich (athletics, shot put), Anastasia Novikova (weightlifting), Ekaterina Karsten (rowing), Yulia Bichik and Natalia Gelakh (rowing, double), Roman Petrushenko and Vadim Makhnev (rowing and canoeing, two), Murad Gaidarov (freestyle wrestling), Mikhail Semenov (Greco-Roman wrestling), Ivan Tikhon (athletics, hammer throw), Ksenia Sankovich, Alina Tumilovich, Anastasia Ivankova, Zinaida Lunina, Alesya Babushkina and Glafira Martinovich (rhythmic gymnastics, team championship).

At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Belarusian athletes won 12 medals including 2 gold and 5 silver. In the medal standings of the Olympics, Belarus took 26th:

gold- Sergey Martynov (bullet shooting), Victoria Azarenka and Maxim Mirny (tennis, mixed doubles);

silver- Alexandra Gerasimenya (swimming 50 m freestyle and 100 m freestyle) - 2 medals, Marina Goncharova, Anastasia Ivankova, Natalia Leshchik, Alexandra Narkevich, Ksenia Sankovich, Alina Tumilovich (artistic gymnastics, team championship), Vadim Makhnev, Roman Petrushenko ( rowing and canoeing, deuce), Alexander and Andrey Bogdanovichi (kayaking and canoeing, deuce);

bronze- Lyubov Cherkashina (artistic gymnastics), Marina Poltoran, Irina Pomelova, Nadezhda Popok, Olga Khudenko (rowing and canoeing, quadruple), Victoria Azarenka (tennis), Irina Kulesha (weightlifting), Marina Shkermankova (weightlifting).

At the XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi Belarusian sportsmen won 6 medals, including 5 gold and 1 bronze. For the first time in history, the Belarusian team took 8th place in the medal standings in terms of the number of awards won.

gold- Daria Domracheva (biathlon) - 3 medals, Anton Kushnir (freestyle), Alla Tsuper (freestyle);

bronze- Nadezhda Scardino (biathlon).

In team sports, Belarus was represented by three teams at the Olympic Games. These are the national hockey team of Belarus (Nagano-1998, Salt Lake City-2002, Vancouver-2010), the women's basketball team of Belarus (Beijing-2008) and the Olympic football team of Belarus (London-2012). However, the Belarusian teams have not yet reached the finals.

Olympic gold

Olympic gold was brought to Belarus by 20 athletes, who have won 18 medals.

Three gold medals at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi Daria Domracheva(biathlon), who received the title of Hero of Belarus and became one of the best athletes of the games. On February 11, 2014, she became the Olympic champion in the pursuit. She won the second gold medal in the 15 km individual race. Daria got her third gold medal in the mass start race. Domracheva became the first biathlete in history to win three gold medals. Olympic medals in individual races.

Ekaterina Karsten(rowing) - a participant in six Olympics, starting in 1992 in Barcelona. Two-time Olympic champion in the history of independent Belarus. At her first Olympic Games in 1992, she became a bronze medalist in the quad sculls. Then there were two gold medals in singles - in Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, a silver medal at the 2004 games in Athens and a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Elina Zvereva(athletics, disc) - participant of five Summer Olympics(1988, 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008). Bronze medalist in Atlanta 1996. At the age of 39, she won gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. After 8 years at the Beijing Olympics, she took 6th place.

Yanina Karolchik(athletics, shot put) - champion of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. In the final sixth attempt, she managed to put the shot at 20 m 56 cm and far outperform her rivals, in particular, the second-place experienced Russian athlete Larisa Peleshenko (19 m 92 cm).

Yulia Nesterenko(athletics, sprint) became the main sensation of the 2004 Olympics in Athens, winning the 100 m race. In the final race, she swept in front of the crowded stands of the Olympic stadium in Athens in 10.93 seconds. Julia was ahead of the recognized sprint aces - Americans Colander and Williams, representatives of Jamaica Campbell, Bailey and Simpson, as well as the Bulgarian runner Lalova and the representative of the Bahamas Ferguson. After this victory, she was given the nickname "White Lightning".

At the 2004 Athens Olympics Igor Makarov(judo), performing in the weight category up to 100 kg, won the first gold for Belarus in the history of participation of our wrestling masters on the tatami in the Olympics. In the final fight, he defeated Sung Ho Jang from South Korea. According to the three-time Olympic champion in freestyle wrestling Alexander Medved, who watched the fight, only a few achieve such a result, and it became possible because Makarov stubbornly walked towards his goal.

At the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008, twenty-year-old Andrey Aryamnov(weightlifting) was out of competition in his weight category (105 kg) and became a champion. Our hero during the competition set three world records. First, Andrei improved his world record in the snatch - 200 kg, in the second exercise - clean and jerk in the final attempt, he took another record weight - 236 kg and in the biathlon gained 436 kg - also a new world record.

Oksana Menkova(athletics, hammer) won the gold medal of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. In the final, in her fifth attempt, she threw the hammer at 76.34 m and set a new Olympic record (the previous one was 75.2 m).

Belarusian canoe-two crew consisting of brothers Alexander and Andrey Bogdanovich(canoeing, pair) won the gold medal of the 2008 Olympics. At 250, 500 and 750 meters, Andrey and Alexander were third. Everything changed a few tens of meters before the finish line: the Belarusian athletes found the strength for the final spurt and literally snatched victory from the German crew, ahead of them by only 0.223 seconds. Time of winners - 3 min. 36.365 seconds.

The crew of the Belarusian kayak-four Roman Petrushenko, Alexey Abalmasov, Artur Litvinchuk and Vadim Makhnev(kayaking, quad) won Olympic gold in Beijing. They finished without letting anyone doubt their superiority. If for Alexey Abalmasov and Artur Litvinchuk the Olympic success was the first in their career, then for Roman Petrushenko and Vadim Makhnev this is the second Olympic award. Four years ago in Athens, they won bronze in the two-man kayak.

Alexey Grishin(freestyle) in Nagano-98 was the eighth, in 2002 in American Salt Lake City he became a bronze medalist, in Turin-2006 he stopped a step away from the podium, taking fourth place, and received his gold at the XXI Winter Olympic Games in 2010 in Vancouver. This is the first gold medal in the history of Belarus won at the Winter Olympic Games.

Sergey Martynov(bullet shooting) - winner of the Games of the XXX Olympiad in 2012. In London, Sergei Martynov won his third medal at the Olympic Games. Prior to that, he won bronze twice - in Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. In total, he took part in six Olympics, and four of them got into the finals. In the capital of Great Britain, the 44-year-old Belarusian had no equal in shooting from a small-caliber rifle at 50 m. In the qualifying tournament, he won an unconditional victory, setting a new world record - 600 points. In the final round, Sergei Martynov was again outrageously stronger than his opponents, once again improving the world achievement with a total of 705.5 points.

Maxim Mirny and Victoria Azarenka(tennis, mixed doubles) won the final of the mixed doubles tennis tournament at the London Olympics. The Belarusian duet Azarenka/Mirny is unique. It included two current world No. 1s: Victoria Azarenka was then the current World No. 1 in women's singles according to the WTA rankings, and Max Mirny led the ATP rankings in men's doubles. At the 20th Olympiad in London, Victoria Azarenka also became a bronze medalist in singles.

Alla Tsuper(freestyle, acrobatics) - champion of the XXII Olympic Games in 2014. Alla Tsuper's Olympic gold became a sensation. At the Olympics, she constantly lacked a little: she took 5th place in 1998 and 9th place in 2002. However, in Sochi, Zuper used her chance to one hundred percent, not allowing judges and rivals to doubt her superiority. Alla Tsuper's gold is the first Olympic award in the history of Belarusian women's freestyle.

Belarusian freestyler Anton Kushnir(freestyle, acrobatics) became the Olympic champion in 2014 in Sochi. In the final round of competitions in the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, a 29-year-old Minsk resident perfectly performed a jump with the highest coefficient of complexity - a triple somersault with 5 screws, and received the highest score among all competitors - 134.59 points.

Olympic silver

37 Belarusian athletes are silver medalists of the Olympic Games, with 14 awards on the account of gymnasts. Three athletes became twice silver medalists: shooter Igor Basinsky(bullet shooting), Andrey Rybakov(weightlifting) and Alexandra Gerasimenya(swimming).

Olympic bronze

Bronze awards were won by 57 Olympians of Belarus, they have 45 medals. The record holder for the number of bronze medals is a six-time Olympic champion Vitaly Shcherbo. This is a unique gymnast who, acting as part of the CIS combined team at the Barcelona Olympics, won six gold medals, winning in all types of programs. At the 1996 Olympics, as part of the Belarusian national team, he climbed to the third step of the podium four times.

Belarus at the Paralympic Games

For the first time, Belarusians competed as an independent team at the X Summer Paralympic Games in Atlanta in 1996. Belarusian athletes won 13 medals, of which 3 are gold, 3 are silver and 7 are bronze.

Belarus at the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London was represented by 31 Paralympic athletes in seven sports: athletics, swimming, rowing, fencing, judo, cycling, powerlifting. Belarusian team 10 awards (5 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze) placed 25th in the final medal standings.

Of the 10 awards of the Belarusian team at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London 6 conquered swimmer Igor Boky. He won gold in the 100m butterfly, became a silver medalist in the 50m freestyle, added gold to the collection in the 100m freestyle, won gold with a world record in the 100m backstroke, became the best in the 400m freestyle, again setting a record planets, with another world record won the 200 m medley.

The swimmer won the silver medal Vladimir Izotov at a distance of 100 m breaststroke in the category SB12.

Athlete's bronze medals Alexandra Saturday in the triple jump in the F46 category, Lyudmila Volchek in academic rowing, Anna Buzzard in the long jump in the F11/12 category.

At the 2014 Winter Paralympics in Sochi representatives of the Belarusian national team won 3 bronze awards and finished 18th in the medal standings. Vasily Shapteboy became a two-time bronze medalist in biathlon at distances of 7.5 km and 12.5 km with four firing lines among the visually impaired. Yadviga Skorobogataya won bronze in cross-country skiing at a distance of 15 km classic style among athletes with visual impairments.

The 2016 Summer Paralympic Games will be held from 7 to 19 September 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 526 sets of awards in 22 sports will be played. For the first time, kayaking, canoeing and triathlon competitions will be held. Competitions will be held at the same venues as the 2016 Olympics.-0-

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On the first competitive day after the opening, 12 sets of medals will be played. However, replenishment of the Belarusian piggy bank at the start of the Games is not expected.

At 15.30 cyclists will start the 237-kilometer race. Belarus will be represented Vasily Kirienk oh and Konstantin Sivtsov, however, are not among the favorites of our participants.

Kiriyenko will certainly not give all the best before the “cutting”. Sivtsov, on the other hand, should be in the group of leaders until the decisive showdown, but it will be extremely difficult for the champion of Belarus to fight with Valverde, Froome and Nibali.

Already after midnight, at 1.45, they will start their first match Belarusian basketball players. In the opening bout, our team will meet the reigning champions of Asia - the Japanese team. A month and a half ago, Buyalsky's wards defeated this opponent with a score of 78:77. We hope that Belarusian girls will be stronger this time as well.

Two-time Olympic champion and six-time world champion in rowing Ekaterina Karsten, who celebrated her 44th birthday on June 2, will start in her seventh Olympics, and is not going to be an extra again. Although it will be much more difficult for Catherine the Great to fight for medals than in previous years, as strong young competitors have grown up. Preliminary single races for women will start at 15.30 Belarusian time. In addition, the Belarusian double sculls will perform in the preliminary heats. Yulia Bichik and Tatiana Kukhta(17.00), as well as Stanislav Shcherbachenya in competitions of men's singles (14.30).

Veteran of Belarusian tennis 39-year-old Maxim Mirny(No. 20 ATP pair rating) will take part in the fifth Olympiad. The 2012 Olympic champion in mixed doubles has received a special invitation from the International Tennis Federation and will compete in doubles with longtime Davis Cup partner 28-year-old Alexander Bury(No. 92). The first rivals of the Belarusian duet will be representatives of Austria Oliver Marach (No. 37) and Alexander Peya (No. 23). The match will take place on the 9th court of the Olympic Tennis Center and will begin when it is already past midnight in Belarus - on August 7 at 0.30.

All-around qualification for men in artistic gymnastics, where Belarus will present Andrey Likhovitsky, will begin at 16.30 Belarusian time (1st shift), the 2nd shift is scheduled for 20.30, and the 3rd shift is scheduled for 0.30 of the next day.

In the singles category of table tennis competitions, matches of the preliminary, 1st and 2nd rounds will be held. Belarusian Alexandra Privalova at 20.30 starts against the representative of Iran Neda Shahsavari, and Victoria Pavlovich, which will start immediately from the 1st round, will meet with one of the winners of the preliminary round.

Schedule of broadcasts of the program of the 2016 Olympic Games and diaries of the Olympics on the TV channels of Belteleradiocompany.

Attention: the date (but not the time) of the beginning of the broadcasts is indicated in accordance with the time in Rio. Some events will start after midnight in Belarus.