The tough hallway continued in Germany. Elina Lampela, a pole vaulter, achieved 455, where she touches her hall record.
The tough international athletics hall tour continued in Kalsruhe in Germany. The Finns were involved in a pole jumper Elina Lampelawho opened his season this week in Ostrava in the same tour with a score of 440.
Kalsruhe’s evening started sticky as Lampela dropped twice from height of 445. However, the Finn stretched and crossed the bar by third.
After the crossing, it started to happen as the height 455 Lampela was the first to find out. The result is the jumper record of the jumper and is at the same time a domestic top result of the season.
The next crossing would have meant new record numbers. However, 465 was too much this time. Lampela was fifth in the competition.
In Kalsruhu included a British pole star Molly caudry. He exceeded the height of 455, but the height 465 went over the first.
In Ostrava with a fine score of 470 races winning Slovenia Tina Sutej He was in trouble at Kalsruhu at 445, but exceeded it. 465 went over the third. The same came to French Marie-Julie Bonnin.
In this way, the victory of the competition was resolved between three athletes. Sutej opened the game by crossing the first 470. Caudery and Bonnin missed the height.
Caudry’s tough game was worth it as he crossed the bar from 475 with his third attempt. Second place was Sutej and third was Bonn.
Belgian 23-year-old Elien’s Vekemans continued for his great hall. In January, Vekemans set a record of 456.
Secondly in Ostrava Canada Alysha Newman Reduced from the Kalsruhe competition.
The world’s top score of 480 is the American Katie Moon possessed. Moon did not compete in Germany.
Number one in Finland Wilma Murto said in January that he would miss the hall.