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2026 Russian Spartakiade — Men’s Final Results and Key Outcomes

Complete results from the men’s competition at the 2026 Russian Spartakiade, held September 8–13 in Kazan, including all-around standings, apparatus finals, and team totals.

2026 Russian Spartakiade Men’s Results

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Republic of Tatarstan topped the team standings with a 237.596 total, followed by Moscow.

Event finals saw a spread of winners across regions: Vladislav Poliashov (Chuvashia) and Sergei Naidin (Altai Krai) won pommels and high bar respectively, while Kirill Gashkov (Kaluga Oblast) won vault.

Apparatus finals include notable scores and D/E values useful for performance comparison (e.g., Sergei Naidin 6.4 D, 7.800 E on high bar for 14.200).

# What happened

# All-around results at a glance Daniil Novikov (Republic of Tatarstan) won the all-around with an 81.031 total. Evgeniy Kisel (Moscow) was close behind on 80.797. Kirill Prokopiev (Vladimir Oblast) took third with 78.531. Scores show relatively small margins among the top competitors across six apparatuses (floor, pommels, rings, vault, parallel bars, high bar).

# Team standings Republic of Tatarstan finished first in the team competition with 237.596. Moscow placed second (partial roster listed in the source), reflecting the depth across multiple apparatuses that helped Tatarstan secure the top team total.

# Apparatus finals — winners and notable marks

  • Floor: Evgeniy Polennikov (Lipetsk Oblast) won with 13.700 (D 5.3, E 8.400).
  • Pommel horse: Vladislav Poliashov (Chuvashia Republic) won with 14.066 (D 5.5, E 8.566).
  • Rings: Oleg Stupkin (Penza Oblast) won with 13.400 (D 5.0, E 8.300) and a noted +0.1 adjustment.
  • Vault: Kirill Gashkov (Kaluga Oblast) won with an averaged 13.633 across two vaults (noted D/E combinations included 5.2/8.533).
  • Parallel bars: Vladislav Poliashov also won this final with 14.000 (D 5.3, E 8.600) including a +0.1 adjustment.
  • High bar: Sergei Naidin (Altai Krai) won with 14.200 (D 6.4, E 7.800).

These apparatus results show a variety of D-scores among winners — high D on high bar (6.4) and solid E-scores on pommels and parallel bars that helped those athletes top their finals.

# What the numbers show

  • Narrow top-two in the all-around: Novikov and Kisel separated by 0.234, indicating tight competition across events.

# Notable finalists and performances

  • Daniil Novikov combined consistent six-apparatus scoring to secure the all-around title and placed on several apparatus podiums.
  • Evgeniy Kisel achieved the highest listed single apparatus score in the all-around table on vault (14.033) but finished second in the AA by a small margin.
  • Vladislav Poliashov captured two apparatus titles (pommel horse and parallel bars), showing event-specific strength.

# Short takeaway Tatarstan's depth in men's gymnastics at this domestic meet and highlighted a mix of all-around consistency (Novikov, Kisel) and apparatus specialists (Poliashov, Naidin, Gashkov) across Russia's regional teams.

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