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Vyacheslav Vedenin was a Soviet/Russian cross-country skier who won silver at the 1968 Winter Olympics and gold medals in the 30km and 4x10km relay at the 1972 Winter Olympics. Despite being only 1.63m tall, he defeated the Norwegian athlete to win the 30km race in 1972 when the Soviet team was losing the relay race. In honor of his accomplishments, a ski competition called Vedenin's ski track was established in his hometown in 1989, which has become a annual tradition that people from the region participate in. Vedenin continues to inspire young people by meeting with them and encouraging them to pursue skiing.
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A Legendary Hero
- 1. A Legendary Hero учитель английского языка МКОУ Дубенская СОШ Сапронова Александра Васильевна п. Дубна Тульская область
- 2. Vedenin Vyacheslav Petrovich • • Vyacheslav Vedenin (born 1 October 1941) was a Soviet/Russian cross country skier who competed in the late 1960's and early 1970's. He won the 50 km silver at the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, then followed with three medals at the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo with golds in the 30 km and 4 x 10 km, and a bronze in the 50 km.
- 3. • He is not only an outstanding sportsman, he showed himself as a man with strong will who never capitulates and fights up to the victory. On 4 February 1972,V Vedenin , who was only 1.63m tall, won the 30km cross country race when nobody believed in victory because our team was loosing the relay. He did an impossible thing - he left the Norwegian athlete behind and won gold to our country because his motto was “ Never give up!”
- 4. • His countrymen were proud of him and decided to organize a skiing competition in his honor. So Vedenin’s ski track appeared. This competition has been held since 1989. A lot of sportsmen from all over the region take part in it.
- 5. • It is a remarkable fest in our town. According to tradition V. Vedenin,Tula governor and the head of local administration lead the race. There is a track for everybody : for the young and for the old
- 7. We admire this great man. He often meets young people at our school and encourages them to go in for skiing and serve the country best as he did.