Pavel Loskutov

{{short description|Estonian long-distance runner}}

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{{MedalSport |Men's athletics}}

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{{MedalCompetition|European Championships}}

{{MedalSilver |2002 Munich|Marathon}}

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Pavel Loskutov (born 2 December 1969 in Valka, Latvia) is a former Estonian long-distance runner who specialized in marathon races. He has competed in the Olympic marathon race four times consecutively, from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics to the 2008 Beijing Games.

Biography

In 2001, he won the Göteborgsvarvet half marathon in Gothenburg with a time of 1:03:00. Loskutov finished as the runner-up of the Paris Marathon in 2002 and went on to win a silver medal later that year at the 2002 European Championships in 2:13:18 hours.[http://www.iaaf.org/news/newsid=12386.html Belgium record for Renders, as Zwierzchlewski takes the men’s honours in the Paris Marathon]. IAAF (2002-04-07). Retrieved on 2010-04-30. He was the winner of the JoongAng Seoul Marathon in 2003 and 2004. He also has won half-marathon at the 2008 Riga Marathon. He retired from competition in 2010.

Achievements

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1994

|European Championships

|Helsinki, Finland

|48th

|Marathon

|2:22:49

1995

|World Championships

|Gothenburg, Sweden

|49th

|Marathon

|2:33:42

1996

|Summer Olympics

|Atlanta, United States

|58th

|Marathon

|2:23:14

1997

|World Championships

|Athens, Greece

|48th

|Marathon

|2:29:10

rowspan=3|1998

|World Cross Country Championships

|Marrakech, Morocco

|85th

|Long race

|37:25

World Half Marathon Championships

|Uster, Switzerland

|66th

|Half marathon

|1:05:00

European Championships

|Budapest, Hungary

|29th

|Marathon

|2:19:38

rowspan=3|1999

|World Half Marathon Championships

|Palermo, Italy

|55th

|Half marathon

|1:05:45

Frankfurt Marathon

|Frankfurt, Germany

|bgcolor="gold" | 1st

|Marathon

|2:12:37

Helsinki Marathon

|Helsinki, Finland

|bgcolor="gold" | 1st

|Marathon

|2:19:18

2000

|Summer Olympics

|Sydney, Australia

|35th

|Marathon

|2:19:41

2001

|Frankfurt Marathon

|Frankfurt, Germany

|bgcolor="gold" | 1st

|Marathon

|2:11:09

rowspan=3|2002

|Paris Marathon

|Paris, France

|bgcolor="silver" | 2nd

|Marathon

|2:08:53

European Championships

|Munich, Germany

|bgcolor="silver"| 2nd

|Marathon

|2:13:18

Fukuoka Marathon

|Fukuoka, Japan

|4th

|Marathon

|2:10:14

2003

|JoongAng Seoul Marathon

|Seoul, South Korea

|bgcolor="gold" | 1st

|Marathon

|2:09:15

rowspan=2|2004

|Summer Olympics

|Athens, Greece

|26th

|Marathon

|2:18:09

JoongAng Seoul Marathon

|Seoul, South Korea

|bgcolor="gold" | 1st

|Marathon

|2:09:34

2005

|JoongAng Seoul Marathon

|Seoul, South Korea

|4th

|Marathon

|2:12:12

2006

|Paris Marathon

|Paris, France

|12th

|Marathon

|2:11:25

rowspan=2|2007

|World Championships

|Osaka, Japan

|—

|Marathon

|DNF

Beppu-Ōita Marathon

|Beppu-Ōita, Japan

|8th

|Marathon

|2:14:49

2008

|Summer Olympics

|Beijing, China

|75th

|Marathon

|2:39:01

Personal bests

References

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