The difference between 6.23 metres, the current world record in pole vaulting, and 6.24m is just one single centimetre. That's the width of a standard pencil. How hard can it be? Well, just ask Armand ...
The difference between 6.24 metres, the current world record in pole vaulting, and 6.25m is just one single centimetre. That's the width of a standard pencil. How hard can it be? Well, just ask Armand ...
The roar in Budapest was deafening. Mondo Duplantis had just cleared 6.29 metres, another world record, his 13th and for a moment the crowd at the Istvan Gyulai Memorial forgot to breathe. The Swedish ...
- a metric unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter ...
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