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23 apr 2024 · Raisa Smetanina is a Russian cross-country skier who was the first woman to win 10 career medals at the Olympic Winter Games. A champion in both the individual and team events, Smetanina won a silver medal in the 5-km race and gold medals in the 4 × 5-km relay and the 10-km event at the 1976.
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Raisa Smetanina: Nata a Mochča (Russia), è un'ex pluricampionessa olimpica nello sci di fondo. È l'unica donna nella storia ad aver vinto dieci medaglie ai Giochi Olimpici invernali, in cinque edizioni.
She is the first woman to win 10 medals in her career. She is also the first athlete to step onto the podium at five editions of the Olympic Winter Games, and is one of only three Olympians to have won silver medals five times. 1976-1992, writing history over 16 years.
25 gen 2013 · Raisa Smetanina began her Olympic journey in 1976 by taking a silver medal in the 5km race, missing a gold medal by just over one second. The next day she won the 10km by less than a second over ...
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Smetanina’s Olympic career ended when she helped the Unified Team women’s relay team to a gold medal at the 1992 Winter Olympics. Her gold medal in the relay came only 12 days before her 40th birthday, making her the oldest female gold medalist in Olympic Winter history.
