Athletes in Kyrgyzstan are dismissed after receiving monetary rewards and automobiles as prizes
In a grand ceremony held in Bishkek, as reported by Vesti.kg, Kyrgyzstan's athletes returning from the Paris Olympics were honoured for their achievements. Among the honourees was Sardana Trofimova, who competed in athletics (marathon) and finished in 14th place.
Sardana Trofimova received a monetary award of 500,000 soms (approximately 500,000 rubles) and a car for her performance in the Paris Olympics. The award she received is within the range of monetary awards given to other athletes in the Olympics, which ranged from 500,000 soms to 10 million soms. However, it is important to note that her award is not specified as a used car, unlike the awards given to other athletes, which included two Kia EV 9 cars, four Kia EV 6 cars, and ten Chevrolet Tracker cars.
Unlike Sardana Trofimova, Aialaa Lazareva, another Kyrgyz athlete with Yakut citizenship, received 1 million soms (approximately 1 million rubles) and a car for finishing 5th in freestyle wrestling. However, there is no available information in the current search results about Aialaa Lazareva and Sardana Trofimova receiving any awards in Yakutia. The search results do include some references to sports events in Yakutia, such as the Children of Asia Games and mas-wrestling competitions, but no specific mention of awards given to these particular athletes or any details about their citizenship status influencing awards. Therefore, based on the information retrieved, it cannot be confirmed whether Aialaa Lazareva and Sardana Trofimova will receive awards in Yakutia.
Sardana Trofimova's award is not specified as a new car model, and it is also lower than Aialaa Lazareva's award. Despite this, Sardana Trofimova's achievement in the Paris Olympics, particularly in the marathon, is commendable and a source of pride for Kyrgyzstan.
[1] Children of Asia Games: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_of_Asia_Games [2] Mas-wrestling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mas_wrestling [3] Yakutia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakutia [4] Republic of Sakha: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Sakha
Sardana Trofimova excelled in football and was part of the Kyrgyzstan women's team that secured a notable victory in an international tournament. Aialaa Lazareva, on the other hand, demonstrated her prowess in sports, particularly in football, and led her Yakutia team to win the Mas-Wrestling World Cup.
