Skaters

Sergei Davydov
Born:
March 2, 1979
Birthplace:
Rostov
Height:
5' 2"
Level:
Senior
Hometown:
Moscow,
Training Town:
Moscow
Club:
Konek Tchaikovskoi FSC
Coach:
Elena TchaikovskayaVladimir Kotin
Choreographer:
Elena TchaikovskayaVladimir KotinS. Rykov
He competed for Russia until 1999 ... He moved from Samara, Russia, to Vitebsk, Belarus, in 1999 ... He names 1988 Olympic champion Brian Boitano as his skating idol ... He moved to Moscow to train with Elena Tchaikovskaia and Vladimir Kotin after the 2000-01 season.
      2008 - World Championships - 12th
      2008 - European Championships - 9th
      2007 - NHK Trophy - 6th
      2007 - Cup of China - 4th
      2007 - World Championships - 10th
      2007 - European Championships - 4th
      2007 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2006 - Cup of China - 2nd
      2006 - Skate America - 5th
      2006 - Olympic Winter Games - 15th
      2006 - World Championships - 12th
      2006 - European Championships - 13th
      2006 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2005 - Golden Spin of Zagreb - 11th
      2005 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 5th
      2005 - Skate America - 8th
      2005 - World Championships - 22nd
      2005 - European Championships - 12th
      2005 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2004 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 9th
      2004 - Cup of Russia - 8th
      2004 - World Championships - 18th
      2004 - European Championships - 12th
      2004 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2003 - Cup of Russia - 11th
      2003 - Skate America - 11th
      2003 - World Championships - 7th
      2003 - European Championships - 13th
      2003 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2002 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 1st
      2002 - World Championships - 24th
      2002 - Olympic Winter Games - 21st
      2002 - European Championships - 9th
      2002 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      2001 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 1st
      2001 - World Championships - 29th
      2001 - European Championships - 5th
      2001 - Belarussian Championships - 1st
      1999 - Russian Championships - 9th
      1998 - World Junior Championships - 2nd
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