Aleksandr Bratchikov

Born
Jul 21, 1947 (79 years old)
Events
400 Metres Short Track

Aleksandr Bratchikov is a Russia sprinter, born on July 21, 1947. He competes primarily in the 400m, 4x400m and 4x400Metre.

His personal bests include 45.9h in the 400m, 3:03.0h in the 4x400m, 3:05.9h in the 4x400Metre, 46.6h in the 400m-short-track and 47.3h in the 400m-short-track. He has earned 2 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medals in major international competitions. He is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Russia.

Personal best · 400 Metres Short Track47.3h
1971 season best47.6hMar 14, 1971
Last competitionHelsinki European ChampionshipsAug 15, 1971 · 3:04.82

As of Nov 6, 2026: 400 Metres Short Track 47.3h, 1971 season best 47.6h (Mar 14, 1971) · Last competition: Helsinki European Championships, Aug 15, 1971, 3:04.82 · 79 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
400mAthina 1969Russia 400 m all-time list45.9h1,118 pts–
4x400mAthina 1969Russia 4 × 400 m all-time list3:03.0h–
4x400MetreIndoorWien 19703:05.9h–
400m-short-trackIndoorWien 197046.6h1,134 pts–
400m-short-track196847.3h1,087 pts–

Progression

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SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
1971400m 46.40–Aug 13, 1971Helsinki European Championships
1971400m-short-track Indoor47.6h–Mar 14, 1971European Indoor Championships
19714x400m 3:04.82–Aug 15, 1971Helsinki European Championships
19714x400Metre Indoor3:11.9h–Mar 14, 1971European Indoor Championships
1970400m-short-track Indoor46.6h–Mar 15, 1970European Indoor Championships
19704x400Metre Indoor3:05.9h–Mar 14, 1970European Indoor Championships
1969400m 45.9h–Sep 18, 1969Athina European Championships, Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, Athina
1969400m-short-track 47.9h–Mar 9, 1969–
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Aleksandr Bratchikov's 400 Metres Short Track personal best is 47.3h, set on Mar 10, 1968.

Aleksandr Bratchikov competes in the 400 Metres Short Track.

1971 season best: 47.6h, set on Mar 14, 1971. Last competition: Helsinki European Championships on Aug 15, 1971, 3:04.82.