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|bgcolor="cc9966"|Bronze || [[1992 Winter Olympics|1992]] || 15 km

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|bgcolor="gold"|Gold || [[1992 Winter Olympics|1992]] || 4 x 5 km relay

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|bgcolor="cc9966"|Bronze || [[1992 Winter Olympics|1992]] || Combined 5 km + 10 km pursuit

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|bgcolor="cc9966"|Bronze || [[1992 Winter Olympics || 30 km

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|bgcolor="gold"|Gold || [[1994 Winter Olympics|1994]] || 4 x 5 km relay

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|bgcolor="gold"|Gold || [[1998 Winter Olympics|1998]] || 4 x 5 km relay

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'''Yelena Välbe''' born as Trubizyna on [[24 April]], [[1968]], one of the most successful athlets in cross-country ski. Elena Valbe won 14 gold and 3 silver medals on World Championships, including all five golds in [[Trondheim]] [[1997]]). She won 3 gold (all in relays) and 4 bronze medals on [[Winter Olympic Games]]. Elena Vaelbe won [[Cross-country skiing World Cup]] for 5 times ([[1989]],[[1991]],[[1992]],[[1995]],[[1997]]), 3 times was second ([[1990]],[[1993]],[[1996]]), and 1 time third ([[1994]]). She holds records in number of wins (45) and podiums (81) on [[Cross-country skiing World Cup]] events.