TEMIRGALIEV Djanibek

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Asian Games
6	Men's K1	2018	Indonesia	97.44
World Championships
15	Men's K1 Team	2021	Bratislava, SVK	123.39
21	Men's K1 Team	2019	La Seu d'Urgell, ESP	139.13
22	Men's CSLX	2022	Augsburg, GER
48	Men's K1	2021	Bratislava, SVK	90.29
62	Men's K1	2017	Pau, FRA	93.77
66	Men's K1	2022	Augsburg, GER	106.80
76	Men's CSLX	2021	Bratislava, SVK
103	Men's K1	2019	La Seu d'Urgell, ESP	155.20
World Cup
31	Men's CSLX	2023	Augsburg, GER
32	Men's CSLX	2023	Prague, CZE
57	Men's K1	2023	Augsburg, GER	103.72
60	Men's K1	2023	Prague, CZE	97.86
Asian Championships
1	Men's K1	2022	Pattaya, THA	84.49
1	Men's K1	2017	Nakhon Nayok, THA	84.25
2	Men's C2 Team	2017	Nakhon Nayok, THA	120.91
5	Men's C2	2017	Nakhon Nayok, THA	105.17
26	Men's K1	2016	Toyama, JPN	160.36

Athlete

Uzbek State University of Physical Education and Sport, Chirchiq, UZB

Kazakh, Russian, Uzbek

Izzatila Rakhmatullaev, UZB; Pavel Smirnov, RUS

His brother Alibek Temirgaliev has represented Uzbekistan in canoe slalom, competing at the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia and winning bronze in the C1 event at the 2022 Asian Championships in Pattaya, Thailand. (SportsDeskOnline, 28 Apr 2022; olympic.uz, 15 May 2018)

2016 for Uzbekistan, Asian Championships in Toyama, Japan (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)

He took up the sport in 2014 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)

His brother introduced him to canoe slalom. "This sport gives me strength and confidence." (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)

Czech slalom paddler Jiri Prskavec. (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)

His brother Alibek Temirgaliev. (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)

He has received the title of Master of Sport in Uzbekistan. (Athlete, 09 Sep 2018)