Dmitriy Karpov

Born
Jul 23, 1981 (45 years old)
Birthplace
Karaganda, Kazakhstan
Events
Decathlon · Heptathlon Short Track
Height
1.98 m
Weight
89 kg

Dmitriy Karpov is a renowned track and field athlete who devoted their career to competitive athletics. With years of dedicated training and consistent performances, Dmitriy Karpov established themselves as a respected competitor at both national and international levels. The athlete demonstrated exceptional technical skills and maintained high standards of performance across multiple seasons. Their commitment to excellence and improvement drove them to pursue personal records and competitive success. Dmitriy Karpov's career exemplified the dedication required to compete at elite levels of track and field athletics.

A defining moment in Dmitriy Karpov's career came through participation in Olympic Games competition. This achievement represented one of sport's highest honors, reflecting years of dedicated preparation and athletic excellence. Competing on the Olympic stage tested Dmitriy Karpov against the world's finest athletes and required peak physical and mental conditioning. The experience at Olympic competition enhanced Dmitriy Karpov's credibility as an elite international athlete. Such high-level competition provided invaluable experience and contributed substantially to their lasting legacy in track and field athletics. Their influence and reputation within the athletic community provided inspiration for subsequent generations of track and field athletes. The athlete's commitment to excellence serves as a model for dedication in sports.

Dmitriy Karpov's career in competitive athletics demonstrates the importance of dedication, technical expertise, and consistent effort in achieving athletic success. Throughout their competitive years, they contributed meaningfully to track and field sports through their performances and athletic achievements. The athlete's career exemplifies how sustained commitment to athletic excellence yields lasting recognition and respect within the sporting community. After transitioning from elite competition, Dmitriy Karpov's influence remained significant as younger athletes looked to their achievements as models for athletic development. Their legacy within track and field athletics continues as a testament to the value of disciplined training and unwavering commitment to competitive excellence.

Personal best · Decathlon8725
2015 season best47.96Jun 15, 2015 · Almaty
Medals3Olympic Games: 1 bronze · World Championships: 2 bronze
Area record8725Decathlon

As of Oct 27, 2026: Decathlon 8725 (#23 all-time), Heptathlon Short Track 6229, 2015 season best 47.96 (Jun 15, 2015, Almaty (KAZ)) · Last competition: Kazakh Championships, Jun 15, 2015, 47.96 · Olympic Games: 1 bronze · World Championships: 2 bronze · Area record (Decathlon) · 45 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
100mAthina 200410.50*1,040 pts–
400mAthina 200446.811,058 pts–
1500mRatingen 20064:32.34516 pts–
110mHAlmaty 200213.931,079 pts–
HJDesenzano del Garda 20032.121,019 pts–
PVGötzis 20085.301,075 pts–

* Wind-assisted (> 2.0 m/s)

Medals

CompetitionsGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Olympic Games––11
World Championships––22
Total––33

Progression

Compare me
SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
2015DT 47.96–Jun 15, 2015Kazakh Championships
2014HJ 2.02–Aug 15, 2014Asikkala (FIN)
2014PV 4.80–Aug 16, 2014–
2014PV Indoor4.80–Aug 16, 2014Hangzhou (CHN) (i)
2014LJ 6.97–Feb 15, 2014–
2014LJ Indoor6.97–Feb 15, 2014Hangzhou (CHN) (i)
201460m Indoor7.21–Feb 17, 2014Moskva (RUS) (i)
201460m 7.21–Feb 17, 2014–
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Dmitriy Karpov's Decathlon personal best is 8725, set on Aug 24, 2004 in Olympic Stadium, Athina (GRE), #23 on the all-time list.

Dmitriy Karpov competes in the Decathlon and Heptathlon Short Track.

2015 season best: 47.96, set on Jun 15, 2015 in Almaty (KAZ). Last competition: Kazakh Championships on Jun 15, 2015, 47.96.

Dmitriy Karpov has won 1 Olympic Games medal and 2 World Championships medals.