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France’s 2012 Olympic champion Renaud Lavillenie produced his best vault for more than seven years by clearing 6.06m at the All Star Perche meeting in Aubiere – the final World Athletics Indoor Tour fixture of 2021 – on Saturday (27).

After the fifth and final Gold level meeting of the 2021 World Athletics Indoor Tour brought the series to a close for another year, 11 athletes have booked their place at the World Athletics Indoor Championships Belgrade 22.

After the fifth and final Gold level meeting of the 2021 World Athletics Indoor Tour brought the series to a close for another year, 11 athletes have booked their place at the World Athletics Indoor Championships Belgrade 22.

It took a little time to confirm the true magnitude of his performance, but Grant Holloway fulfilled all the pre-meeting predictions and consigned Colin Jackson’s long-standing world indoor 60m hurdles record to history with a run of 7.29* in Madrid on Wednesday (24).

World record-holder Mondo Duplantis returned to action at the Serbian Open Indoor Meeting in Belgrade, winning the pole vault at the World Athletics Indoor Tour Bronze meeting with a world-leading 6.10m on Wednesday (24).

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Grant Holloway was disarmingly relaxed at the traditional pre-event press conference ahead of the Villa de Madrid meeting – the final World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting of 2021 – on Tuesday (23).

With the greatest of respect to all the other stars at the Villa de Madrid meeting on Wednesday (24), the final of the 2021 World Athletics Indoor Gold series, all eyes will be on the hurdler Grant Holloway.

When Allyson Felix last raced over 200m indoors, she was a 17-year-old up-and-coming high school phenomenon.

Solid fields are taking shape for the Villa de Madrid meeting on 24 February, the final World Athletics Indoor Gold series meeting of 2021.

The nature of his recent victories had hinted at a big breakthrough, but even Elliot Giles appeared surprised when he crossed the line in 1:43.63 to win the men's 800m at the Copernicus Cup – part of the World Athletics Indoor Tour – in Torun on Wednesday (17).

The world’s greatest athletes are still adjusting to having to compete in empty arenas, but fortunately there’s no shortage of motivation as their 2021 seasons get going.