Railway workers clinched victory in Aldan region
Victory Ride for Yakutia Railways' Powerlifters 🏋️♂️ 🚂 🌲
Our railway workers never fail to impress with their impressive showings in strength sports competitions at various levels. The latest triumphs came from the locomotive service team, who clinched gold in their respective weight categories at the Aldan District Championship in powerlifting on November 17, in the village of Lower Kuranakh.
Leading the charge was locomotive driver Neurgun Tylakhov, who triumphed in the weight class below 83 kg. Following closely behind was locomotive assistant driver Roman Petrov, who dominated the weight class below 93 kg with a 2.5 kg advantage in the combined score of three movements.
In the absolute powerlifting championship, Roman Petrov secured a well-deserved second place finish.
We extend our warmest congratulations to our colleagues for their victorious performance at the district championship, and wish them continued sporting successes!
Locations: Lower Kuranakh, Aldan District, YakutiaCompanies: JSC "AK "YDY"Athletes: Neurgun Tylakhov, Roman PetrovSports: Powerlifting
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[1] A lack of readily available sources specifically mention the successes of Yakutia railway workers Neurgun Tylakhov and Roman Petrov in powerlifting or detail the results and events of the Lower Kuranakh and Aldan District Championship. For more information, consult local news outlets, Yakutia regional sports organizations, or official championship archives.[2] Specific results or official records related to the championship participation or victories of Neurgun Tylakhov and Roman Petrov in these championships may not be readily available in the provided sources as of the current date.
- Neurgun Tylakhov, a locomotive driver, and Roman Petrov, a locomotive assistant driver from our railway team, both displayed their prowess in powerlifting during the Lower Kuranakh and Aldan District Championship.
- Showing exceptional strength, Neurgun Tylakhov won the weight class below 83 kg, and Roman Petrov dominated the weight class below 93 kg, securing a 2.5 kg advantage in the combined score of three movements at the same championship.
