For this post will fight two candidates. Rival skater - double Olympic champion Oksana Grishuk.
The name of the President of the Russian Figure Skating Federation will call in Moscow on June 4. Who will succeed as head of Valentin Piseyev still remains a mystery. Chances Sikharulidze and Grischuk are identical. Anton supports the Federation of St. Petersburg. - We liked everything in the report, the presentation of figure skating, - says an official Oleg Nilov. - But Sikharulidze asked that we made a few additions to his statement. It was decided that St. Petersburg should fight for taking the European Figure Skating Championships or even the Worlds. Continue to develop the city Academy of figure skating.
Before the vote, each candidate will tell about personal vision of the Russian figure skating. Speaking time is limited - no more than 5-7 minutes. And then begin the election. The winner candidate must get two-thirds of majority. If none of them don’t get it in the first round , then elections will continue.
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No one candidate told about personal vision of the Russian figure skating, exept Oksana Grishuk, two time Olympic Champion:
I have had the opportunity to work closely with the U.S. Figure Skating for some years now and my over 30 years experience in this sport coupled with my knowledge and expertise of the Russian Figure Skating Federation gives me a great background to lead the Russian Federation as its President. I have been working on a solid plan to continue developing the sport and making it very successful. Furthermore, I believe that my work ethic, professionalism, knowledge and expertise will allow me to lead the Russian Federation and ensure its continued success...
After Grishuk told her position to make figure skating finance transporent, her presentation was brocken from Piseev!
What an interesting comment! Thank you for that! Very interesting letter from Oksana Grishuk. Yes, she's a great professional. I can't understand Russian skating federation decisions.
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