| Full Name | Anastasia Bayandina |
| Nation | France |
| Birthdate | November 1, 1996 |
| Olympics | 2024 |
| Status | Active |
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Career Highlights
With France: 2024 Olympian… European Champion in the acrobatic team (2023)… Competed at the 2023 World Championships and 2023 European Championships… Has been representing France since 2022. With Russia: Two-time World Champion (2017) and two-time European Champion (2018)… Competed at the 2017 World Championships and the 2018 European Championships… Represented the Russian Federation internationally from 2014 – 2018… Originally won gold at the 2014 World Junior Championships in duet and team, but was disqualified in 2022 with the results nullified following an anti-doping violation… Also competed at the 2014 FINA World Trophy.
2024: Placed fourth in team and 14th in duet at the Olympic Games… Competed in the Paris World Cup in technical team and acrobatic team.
2023: Placed fifth in acrobatic team, ninth in technical team and 12th in free duet at the World Championships… Won gold in acrobatic team and bronze in technical team at the European Games… Also placed ninth in technical duet there… Competed in three World Cup legs – Montpellier, Soma Bay (1S, 2B) and Oviedo (1S, 1B).
2022 : First season eligible to represent France… Competed in technical duet and technical team in the first World Series… Then suspended for an anti-doping violation until March 2023 for the purported use of furosemide in 2014.
2021: Did not compete.
2020: Did not compete.
2019: Did not compete internationally… Moved to Paris and on track to join French national team… Swam in technical and free duet at the N3 Ile-de-France regionals and French senior nationals as honorary routines.
2018 (Russia): Earned two gold medals at the 2018 European Championships in the technical and free team events… Won gold in the technical and free team events at the Budapest Open… Placed first at the French Open in technical team.
2017 (Russia) : Won gold in technical team and free team at the World Championships.
2016 (Russia): Part of the Olympic team training squad.
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