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Yelena ISINBAYEVA

Yelena Isinbayeva - Russia - 2013: Third World Championship win for World Record holder.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 13 August 2013

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    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Thursday, 03 June 1982
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Volgograd, Russia
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • Russia
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Yelena ISINBAYEVA - Russia - 2013: Third World Championship win for World Record holder.

Yelena Isinbayeva salutes the Russian crowd in Moscow as she

takes back the World Championship pole vault title she won in 2005 and 2007.


After securing the title she then attempted 5.07 to better her own

World Record of 5.06 set in Zurich in 2009, but failed.

It was Russia's second women's  Gold medal of the day having seen

Olympic Champion Elena Lashmanova win the 20k walk in the morning.


 1 
Yelena ISINBAYEVA   RUS
4.89m
 2  Jennifer SUHR  USA  4.82
 3  Yarisley SILVA
 CUB  4.82
 4  Silke SPIEGELBURG
 GER  4.75
 5  Fabiana MURER
 BRA  4.75
 6  Anastasia SAVCHENKO
 RUS  4.75
 7  Angelina ZHUK-KRASNOVA
 RUS  4.65
 8  Lisa RZYIH
 GER  4.65

 

ANNUAL PROGRESS:

 

2016    4.90    Cheboksary (RUS)    21 JUN 2016
2013    4.89    Moskva (RUS)    13 AUG 2013
2012    4.75    Sotteville (FRA)    10 JUL 2012
2011    4.76    Stockholm (SWE)    29 JUL 2011
2009    5.06    Zürich (SUI)    28 AUG 2009 (personal best)
2008    5.05    Beijing (CHN)    18 AUG 2008
2007    4.91    Paris (FRA)    06 JUL 2007
2006    4.91    London (GBR)    28 JUL 2006
2005    5.01    Helsinki (FIN)    12 AUG 2005
2004    4.92    Bruxelles (BEL)    03 SEP 2004
2003    4.82    Gateshead (GBR)    13 JUL 2003
2002    4.60    Dreux (FRA)    14 JUN 2002
2001    4.46    Berlin (GER)    31 AUG 2001
2000    4.40    Tula (RUS)    24 JUL 2000
1999    4.20    Tula (RUS)    30 JUL 1999
1998    4.00    Moskva (RUS)    15 JUL 19982

 

WORLD RECORDS:


4.82 m    Gateshead, England    14 July 2003
4.83i m    Donetsk, Ukraine    15 February 2004
4.86i m    Budapest, Hungary    6 March 2004
4.87 m    Gateshead, England    27 June 2004
4.89 m    Birmingham, England    25 July 2004
4.90 m    London, England    30 July 2004
4.91 m    Athens, Greece    24 August 2004
4.92 m    Brussels, Belgium    3 September 2004
4.93 m    Lausanne, Switzerland    5 July 2005
4.95 m    Madrid, Spain    16 July 2005
4.96 m    London, England    22 July 2005
5.00 m    London, England    22 July 2005
5.01 m    Helsinki, Finland    12 August 2005
5.03 m    Rome, Italy    11 July 2008
5.04 m    Monaco    29 July 2008
5.05 m    Beijing, China    18 August 2008
5.06 m    Zurich, Switzerland    28 August 2009

 

WORLD INDOOR RECORDS:

 

4.81 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    15 February 2004
4.83 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    15 February 2004
4.86 m    Budapest, Hungary    6 March 2004
4.87 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    12 February 2005
4.88 m    Birmingham, England    15 February 2005
4.89 m    Lievin, France    18 February 2005
4.90 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    26 February 2005
4.91 m    Madrid, Spain    6 March 2005
4.93 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    12 February 2006
4.95 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    10 February 2007
4.97 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    16 February 2008
5.00 m    Donetsk, Ukraine    15 February 2009
5.01 m    Stockholm, Sweden    23 February 2012