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Mark Kondratiuk

b. 2003

Russian figure skater

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Born 2003. Mark Kondratiuk is a Russian figure skater.

Mark Valeryevich Kondratiuk (; born 3 September 2003) is a Russian figure skater who currently competes as an Individual Neutral Athlete. He is a 2022 Olympic bronze medalist in the team event, 2022 European champion, a two-time Challenger Series medalist and the 2022 Russian national champion. Member of ROC Athletes’ Commission since September 2025 .

Personal life Kondratiuk was born on 3 September 2003 in Podolsk, Russia. Mark graduated from Plekhanov Russian University of Economics in 2026 .

In March 2025 Mark Kondratiuk became a winner of Russian Challenge, a TV show of exhibition figure skating programs, where he skated the satire scene for the music from Don Quixote with Sofia Samodurova. He also won the special prizes for artistry in 2024 and 2025 and choreography in 2026 .

Kondratiuk was in a relationship with Alexandra Trusova in 2022.

In December 2022, the Ukrainian Parliament sanctioned Kondratiuk for his support of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine because of the awards ceremony after the Olympics 2022. Despite this, he opted to compete at the Russians Championships 2023 but withdrew from the free skate. Kondratiuk returned to competition at the Grand Prix Final 2023 where he finished third and qualified for the national reserve team.

2023–24 season Skating to "Cantos de Fuego" and "Ode to Joy", Mark ended up in 10th place in the Russian Nationals and came in 2nd in the Russian Grand Prix Final with the season best of 297.72 that allowed him to enter the national team. Although the season didn't go smoothly, Kondratiuk consistently included 4 quads in his free program. At the Jumping Championship 2024 he presented the best combination of two jumps quad salchow and triple axel that was scored 20.29.

2024–25 season Mark started the season with triumph at the test skates, where he presented the clean energized short program for "Bangarang" and landed 5 quads in his free program, quad flip including. He repeated the success at the local competition "In memory of Olympic champion S. Grinkov" getting 281.95 points and at his first Grand Prix stage in Magnitogorsk getting 289.74 points. This achievement secured Kondratiuk as the first Russian male skater landed five quads and a combination of the two triple axels in free program. For his second Grand Prix stage in Moscow arrived the third overall being scored 289.11. In 2025 Mark won the short program both at the Russian Nationals and at the Russian Final Grand Prix. He finished 5th in overall at the Nationals due to multiple mistakes because of the illness being scored 274.07, and came in the 2nd place at Russian Grand Prix Final after the fall on his quad flip with his season best 294.06.

In the end of the season, Svetlana Sokolovskaya and her team, Mark including, left CSKA and moved to the new academy "Our Hopes" under Moscow Figure Skating Federation governance.

2025–26 season: National bronze medal Mark has won gold at Russian Grand Prix events in Magnitogorsk and in Moscow. This season he skates with only four quads in his free program with a focus on PCS. Came in third at the Russian Nationals. Mark had experienced problems with his toe loop through the season and didn't have a clean landing of this jump for the most of the season.

2026–27 season On 30 June 2026, the International Skating Union announced that figure skaters from Russia and Belarus would be allowed to compete at international competitions as Individual Neutral Athletes (AINs). Each of these skaters are be required to undergo an individual assessment conducted by the ISU Council to determine whether they meet the criteria for neutral status. Kondratiuk's application was approved, making him eligible to compete internationally as a neutral athlete.

Following the weeks of Kondratiuk's neutral status being granted, it was later temporarily revoked following a letter sent to the ISU from the Ukrainian federation citing several questionings in regard to Mark's neutral status. Seven other Russian skaters were named in the letter. Kondratiuk was scheduled to compete at the 2026 Kinoshita Group Cup that same week, being forced to withdraw three days before the event commenced; Vladislav Dikidzhi replaced him.

Programs Season Short program Free skating Exhibition 2026–2027 Sindby Faraualla Nocturne 20 in C-Sharp Minorby Frederic Chopin

Gangsta's Paradiseby 2WEI, Coolio & L.V. and State of Mine 2025–2026 Hava Nagila (Jewish Folk Song) Schindler's List Warp 1.9 Storm Bangarang

Going to Caravan

L'enfer 2024–2025 Warp 1.9 Storm Bangarang Raamam Raaghavam Ram The Volcano Latika's Theme Nagada Sang Dhol Dancing On the Broken Glass

Don Quixote 2023–2024 Cantos de Fuego Ode to Joy Euphoria 2022–2023 What Is Jazz Luna

Overture Selma Holding Hands Preparation Stream Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) 2021–2022

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Education
Plekhanov Russian Economic University
Awards
Order of Friendship; Honoured Master of Sports of Russia
Also known as
Mark Kondratyuk, Mark Kondratyk, Kondratyuk Mark Valerievich, Mark Valerievich Kondratyuk

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mark Kondratiuk?

Russian figure skater

When was Mark Kondratiuk born?

Mark Kondratiuk was born on 3 September 2003 in Podolsk.

What is Mark Kondratiuk's occupation?

Mark Kondratiuk is a figure skater.

What nationality is Mark Kondratiuk?

Mark Kondratiuk is Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mark Kondratiuk

· Wikidata: Q57498678

· DBpedia: Mark Kondratiuk

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