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Dmitry Dorofeyev is a Russian speed skater born in 1976 in Kolomna, Moscow region. He began speed skating at age 9 and joined the Russian national team at age 21 in 1997. Dorofeyev competed in the 2006 Winter Olympics where he won a silver medal in the 500m event. Due to an old injury, Dorofeyev retired from competition in 2007 and now works as a coach for Russian skaters, including Dmitry Lobkov.
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- 1. Dmitry Dorofeyev Kostina Margarita, Kolomna, 11A, school №12
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- 3. In his childhood Dmitry was a very tall and strong boy, he dreamed of basketball, but at the age of 9 he went to speed skating section. The first Dmitry’s coach was Andrey Ilin, the honored Russian coach in speed skating. At the age of 21, in 1997, Dmitry got to the national team of Russia.
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