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The Sander Norway Skotheim won the European Title of Interior Heptathlon in style during the last launch of dice in the Netherlands on Saturday.
The European record holder produced a better personal time of 2 minutes 32.72 seconds in the 1000m fence to take gold with a new total of continental record points of 6,558.
The performance of the indoor silver medalist indoors in Apedoorn has passed it third in the list of all time behind the Americans Ashton Eaton (6645 in 2012) and Kyle Garland (6639 in 2023).
“The atmosphere was crazy,” radiated the 22 -year -old after his duel for two days with Simon Ehammer Simon.
Ehammer, world indoor champion at the Heptathlon in Glasgow last year, took the money with 6,506 points. Germany Till Steinforth finished the podium with a count of 6388.
Ehammer, Ehammer had taken the lead after the second event on Friday with an effort of 8.20m in length, a record of the event.
Skotheim rebounded in the high jump, Ehammer dominating 60 meters. The two released 5.10 m in the pole jump to leave Ehammer with an advantage of 50 points in the seventh and last event with Skotheim saving his best until the last.
In the triple male jump Andy Diaz, Italian bronze medalist originally born Cuban at the Paris Olympic Games last year, won the title with a jump of 17.71 m.
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