Mariya Konovalova
She was fifth in that event the following year at the 1996 European Athletics Indoor Championships and won the bronze medal at the 1998 IAAF Grand Prix Final.A tenth-place finish at the 2005 European Cross Country Championships was enough to help her Russian teammates (led by Inga Abitova) to the team gold medal.She reached the individual podium the following year at the 2006 European Cross Country Championships, taking the silver medal, although Russia finished fourth in the national team rankings.[8] She broke the previous world masters standard of 2:24:54, set by Germany’s Irina Mikitenko at the 2013 Berlin Marathon, but the result was later annulled following her 2015 suspension for doping.[8] In November 2015 Konovalova received a two-year competition ban from the Russia Athletic Federation due to irregularities with her biological passport.
RussiaathleticsEuropean Cross Country Championships2005 Tilburg2006 S. G. su LegnanoRussianAngarsklong-distance runnertrack runningcross country runningsilver medallist2006 European Cross Country ChampionshipsWorld Championships in Athletics2008 Beijing Olympicsmarathon races2010 London Marathondoping5000 metres1995 World Championships in Athletics3000 metres1995 IAAF World Indoor Championships1996 European Athletics Indoor Championshipsbronze medal1998 IAAF Grand Prix Final1999 European Cup1999 World Championships in Athletics2005 European Cross Country ChampionshipsInga Abitovagold medalsilver medal2007 European Cross Country ChampionshipsFukuoka International Cross CountryAlmond Blossom Cross Country2007 World Championships10,000 metres final2008 Olympic Games2009 World Championships in Athletics10,000 m finalRussian record2000 metresmarathon2010 European Athletics Championships2010 Chicago MarathonLiliya Shobukhova2011 London MarathonIrina MikitenkoBerlin MarathonRussia Athletic Federationbiological passport400 metres10,000 metresWayback MachineWorld Marathon MajorsWorld Athletics