Full or partial ban on performances abroad
— Football
– Hockey
— Volleyball
— Basketball
– Athletics
— Rugby
– Modern pentathlon
— Biathlon
– Cross-country skiing (cross-country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic combined, alpine skiing, freestyle, snowboarding)
– Speed skating (skating, short track, figure skating)
– Sailing
— badminton
– Rowing and canoeing, rowing slalom
— Rowing
— Triathlon
– Baseball and softball
– Table tennis
– Shooting sport (bullet and clay shooting)
– Field hockey (only tournaments under the auspices of the European Federation)
– Handball (only tournaments under the auspices of the European Federation)
– Tennis (only team tournaments)
– Amateur MMA
Voluntary refusal of the Russian team from performances abroad
– Wrestling (only adult and youth European championships)
– Taekwondo (only upcoming tournaments)
– Bendy (women’s world championship only)
Allowed to play in a neutral status
– Water sports (swimming, synchronized swimming, diving, water polo)
– Cycling (road racing, cycle track)
– Tennis (individual tournaments only)
– Motorsport (including Formula 1)
– Gymnastics (artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, trampolining)
— Professional boxing
International federations that have not yet made a clear statement on this issue
– International Paralympic Committee (Winter Paralympics)
— Curling
– Bobsleigh and skeleton
— Luge
– Fencing
— Judo
— Amateur boxing
– Horseback Riding
– Weightlifting
— Golf
– Archery
– rock climbing
— Surfing
– Chess
