You forgot his best event.Peyton Blair successfully defended his title in the heptathlon, smashing his PB with a world-leading 6503, elevating him to sixth on world all-time list. He led from the outset and had a series that included PBs in the long jump (7.70m), shot put (16.07m), pole vault (5.07m) and 1000m (2:39.54).
14 letter last name? That’s amazing. Great time, as well.At the world indoor 60 our best performance was put up by Simon VERHERSTRAETEN at 6.53 in the first round. He got a 6.56 in the second around and made the final, but did not start in the final for some reason.
He was a DNF not DNS.At the world indoor 60 our best performance was put up by Simon VERHERSTRAETEN at 6.53 in the first round. He got a 6.56 in the second around and made the final, but did not start in the final for some reason.
