The XXI men’s and XII women’s World Championships in fire and rescue sport concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan. The final event for the national teams was combat deployment.
Kazakhstan’s men won gold with a time of 24.52 seconds, setting a world record. Mongolia finished second in 25.08 seconds, followed by Uzbekistan in 25.45 seconds.
The men’s Kazakhstan team consisted of Ansar Shamshollaev, Nazarbek Anuarbekov, Abai Qonysbayev, Dinmukhamed Abilbayev, Petr Podgorodetsky, Dmitry Savon and Ildar Izbasarov.
Kazakhstan’s women took third place in combat deployment with a time of 25.41 seconds. Russia won in 23.79 seconds, setting a world record, while Belarus placed second in 23.92 seconds.
The women’s Kazakhstan team included Alla Serikhanova, Aidana Baitikova, Sitora Redjemetova, Oksana Dzolba, Regina Alenina, Kristina Podgorodetskaya and Valentina Salmina.
After four days of competition, both Kazakhstan teams placed third in the overall standings. Russia finished first and Belarus second in both the men’s and women’s team rankings.
