Swedish pole vault star Armand Duplantis returned to the competition venue for the first time after the gold and world record celebrations at the Paris Olympics.
However, the audience of the Diamond League did not get to witness the new ME companies in Lausanne From Armand Duplantis.
Duplantis won the men’s pole vault held on the shores of Lake Geneva with a competition record of 615, which the Swede only surpassed with his third.
Duplantis, who set a world record of 625 in the Olympic final, no longer went for a centimeter improvement.
The American who won Olympic silver in Paris Sam Kendricks was second in the pole vault competition with a score of 592.
Duplantis and the other pole vaulters have a busy week ahead of them, as the sport is also part of the Diamond League program on Sunday in Chorzow, Poland.
The other sports of Lausanne’s Diamond League are in the stadium program on Thursday.