Mar 21 • 05:55 UTC 🇪🇪 Estonia ERR

TODAY LIVE | Duplantis and Ehammer chase world record at the World Championships

The World Indoor Athletics Championships in Torun, Poland, feature nine medal events on Saturday night, including the heptathlon and men's pole vault, with Duplantis and Ehammer looking to break records.

The ongoing World Indoor Athletics Championships in Torun, Poland, are set to showcase nine medal events on Saturday evening, highlighting key competitions such as the heptathlon, men's pole vault, and women's 60-meter dash. The live broadcast on ETV2 begins at 19:20, with commentary provided by Helar Osila and Juhan Kilumets, while ERR's sports portal will also cover the event through a live blog, fostering engagement among athletics fans.

Rasmus Roosleht, who struggled at the beginning of the heptathlon, showed a remarkable turnaround by matching his personal records in both the 60-meter hurdles (8.12 seconds) and pole vault (4.90 meters) during the second day of competition. Currently, he is confidently positioned for the 1000-meter race, maintaining seventh place. This improvement highlights Roosleht's resilience and determination to capitalize on his momentum in the ongoing championship.

Meanwhile, Simon Ehammer is making headlines as the only athlete among the top ten men contestants to have improved his record pace following the first day of events. He achieved a personal best in the 60-meter hurdles with an impressive time of 7.52 seconds. His performance has placed him in an excellent position as he navigates through the championship, showcasing his athletic prowess and the potential for further achievements in the competition. The stage is set for an exciting continuation of the championships, with athletes vying for medals and records in a high-stakes environment.

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