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28 Mar 2022 - The Olympic Movement is continuing to provide essential support to the Ukrainian Olympic community and sports movement, one month after the start of the war in Ukraine. The offers of...
Ethiopia’s Gudaf Tsegay, who last year set a world indoor 1500m record of 3min 53.09sec in Liévin will return tomorrow chasing the world mile mark in a programme featuring Tokyo 2020 gold medallists Selemon Barega, Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Lamont Marcell Jacobs and Katie Nageotte.
Some of track and field's biggest stars will compete and we've pegged the over/under for WRs at 1.5.
Published February 8, 2021, 12:39 PM Photo from ISTAF Indoor’s Instagram account Olympic-bound pole vaulter EJ Obiena captured another gold medal in over a day after ruling the PSD Bank Indoor Meeting in Dortmund, Germany Sunday night, Feb. 7. The 25-year-old Filipino prevailed over German Oleg Zernikel in a jumpoff at 5.68m after both posted 5.65m on their first attempt in the seven-man competition. German Torben Blech also posted 5.65m, but settled for bronze after making it on his third attempt. Despite Obiena’s golden feat, it was a few centimeters lower than his performance at the ...
Monday, 8 February 2021 The poker players of men’s pole vault, where the stakes are already sky high this year, are set to play it again in the northern French city of Liévin tomorrow in the third of this season’s World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meetings. Five 6.00 metres-plus vaulters will gather at the Arena Stade Couvert, including the two men who have been seeing and raising each other’s efforts in the space of the last few weeks - France’s very own Renaud Lavillenie and Mondo Duplantis, the 21-year-old who succeeded him as world record holder last year.