Eveliina Määttänen ran second place in Ostrava, Czech, at the international hall races on Tuesday.
The 800-meter race victory was last summer’s silver medalist, Slovakian Gabriela Gajanová With a time of 2.02,16. Eveliina Määttänen The result was marked 2.02,40.
Määttänen coach Jan Petrac Despite the good investment, it was a bit disappointed to run.
– We waited for a more speedy run, but the group did not start enough with the speed of the speed.
Määttänen was in a steady run at the top of the trip, and fortunately the small rhythm of the start round didn’t bother me too much. The speed of the pace was 58.0 and 1.31.
– The tactical mistake was that Eveliina gave him too easy to pass him too easily at 600 meters, and it was more difficult to improve the position again. He had the opportunity to win this competition, and so could have happened if the distance had been 50 meters more, Petrac said in a SUL release.
Lampela annoyed the range of running
Pole vault For Elina Lampela The Ostrava competition was the opening of the season. He shared fourth place after crossing 440, which went the first, like the two pre -heights. On the other hand, companies from height 450 did not bring overshoot.
– There was little to apply with the characters. Running varied quite a bit. There was a bit of a staggering of the first race of the season, Lampela said.
– It’s good, though, that I got more jumps at full speed. Those 550 jumps should have taken a bigger pole, but then in the next race.
The competition was won by Slovenia Tina Šutejwhich exceeded 470. Canada Alysha newman was second after exceeding 450.