Sergey Kucherov: key obituary facts
Is Sergey Kucherov dead? Yes. Sergey Kucherov died on October 20, 2026, at age 46.
Cause of death: Sergey Kucherov's cause of death has not been publicly confirmed.
What was Sergey Kucherov known for?
He was a Russian racing cyclist.
More about Sergey Kucherov
Born: 18 July 1980.
Place of birth: Tula.
Gender: male.
Occupation: sport cyclist.
Nationality: Russia.
Sergey Kucherov, a Russian track cyclist who competed for his country in the men’s team sprint at two Summer Olympics, died on October 20, 2026, aged 46.
Born in Tula on July 18, 1980, he represented Russia in the event at the 2008 and 2012 Games. The first Olympic appearance brought a 12th-place finish for the Russian team; at his second Games, the squad finished seventh.
The results marked a five-place improvement between the two competitions, held four years apart. Kucherov’s Olympic appearances were both in the men’s team sprint, and both were made as part of the Russian national team. His record at the Games thus spans the 2008 and 2012 editions, with seventh place the stronger of the team’s two reported finishes. Identified as a Russian racing cyclist and sport cyclist, Kucherov competed in track cycling at the Olympics. His participation in the same team event at both Games provides the central detail of his Olympic career, from the team’s 12th-place result in 2008 to its seventh-place finish in 2012.