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BELGRADE: Sweden's Mondo Duplantis bettered his own pole vault world record as he soared to gold at the World Indoor Championships on Sunday, but Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen's bid to further underline his 1500m dominance came a cropper.
Mondo Duplantis and Yulimar Rojas broke their own world records in the men’s pole vault and women’s triple jump to close the world indoor track and field championships.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen had to settle for silver behind Samuel Tefera in the final of the men’s 1500m at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade. The exciting Norwegian looked good for much of the race, but he could not break away from the chasers and an excellent finishing kick from Tefera secured gold for the Ethiopian in a championship-record time of 3:32.77. Ad/> “It is a medal so it is a start, but I am a little disappointed,” Ingebrigtsen told the BBC.
Venezuelan Yulimar Rojas rebroke her indoor triple jump world record with the farthest jump in history in any setting, leaping 15.74 meters at the world indoor track and field championships.
Untouchable Yulimar Rojas set a new outright world record in the triple jump at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade on Sunday en route to winning an unprecedented third title.
Yulimar Rojas bettered her own world indoor triple jump record to set a new outright best as she won gold in Belgrade on Sunday. The Olympic champion soared out to 15.74 metres on her sixth and final effort, smashing the previous best of 15.43 she set in Madrid in February 2020.
Venezuelan triple jumper Yulimar Rojas bettered her own women's triple jump world record with a leap of 15.74 metres to win gold at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade on Sunday.
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