Athletics. “World Athletics Indoor Tour” and the victories of Poles. There was quite a bit of it… From Adam Kszczot to Piotr Lisek. Toruń in the elite
Piotr Lisek and Ewa Swoboda feel great in the hall. In just a few days we will see whether Glasgow and the indoor world championships will be successful for them.
The “World Athletics Indoor Tour” is the equivalent of the “stadium” Diamond League. The list of competitions included in the cycle changes every year. Eight years ago, the Toruń “Copernicus Cup” joined the group of the most important meetings , replacing Stockholm. To this day, the cycle record tables obtained in the “Arena Toruń” hall include the results of the Ethiopian Gudaf Tsegay in the mile run (February 8, 2023 and 4:16.16), and the Ukrainian Maryna Bech-Romańczuk in the long jump (February 8, 2020 and 6.96 m) or Elliot Giles from Great Britain in 800 meters (February 17, 2021 and 1:43.63).
The most victories in history in one competition are held by our Adam Kszczot – indoor champion (2018) and vice-champion of the world (2014), 3-time European indoor champion (2011, 2013, 2017) and Polish indoor record holder (1:44.57 in 2012 year) won as many as eight times, including four in 2018.
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Polish winners of the “World Athletics Indoor Tour” series:
Women
2017: 800 meters – Joanna Jóźwik
2019: 60 meters – Ewa Swoboda
2020: 400 meters – Justyna Święta-Ersetic
2022: 400 meters – Justyna Święta-Ersetic
Men
2016: 800 meters – Adam Kszczot
2018: 800 meters – Adam Kszczot
2018: pole vault – Piotr Lisek
2022: ball – Konrad Bukowiecki
2024: pole vault – Piotr Lisek
Polish winners at the “World Athletics Indoor Tour – Gold” meetings
2016
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Karlsruhe)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Stockholm)
2017
Iga Baumgart-Witan – 400 meters (Toruń)
Joanna Jóźwik – 800 meters (Düsseldorf)
Joanna Jóźwik – 800 meters (Toruń)
Joanna Jóźwik – 800 meters ( Birmingham)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Düsseldorf)
Sylwester Bednarek – high (Toruń)
2018
Angelika Cichocka – 800 meters (Toruń)
Marcin Lewandowski – 800 meters (Karlsruhe)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Düsseldorf)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Madrid)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Toruń)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Glasgow)
Piotr Lisek – pole (Düsseldorf)
Piotr Lisek – pole (Toruń)
Konrad Bukowiecki – ball (Toruń)
2019
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Karlsruhe)
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Toruń)
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Madrid)
Sofia Ennaoui – 1500 meters (Madrid)
2020
Justyna Święta-Ersetic – 400 meters (Toruń)
Justyna Święta-Ersetic – 400 meters (Madrid)
Adam Kszczot – 800 meters (Glasgow)
2021
Michał Haratyk – shotgun (Toruń)
2022
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Toruń)
Anna Kiełbasińska – 400 meters (Karlsruhe)
Justyna Święta-Ersetic – 400 meters (Madrid)
Damian Czykier – 60 meters hurdles (Toruń)
Konrad Bukowiecki – shotgun (Madrid)
2023
Pia Skrzyszowska – 60 meters hurdles (Toruń)
2024
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Ostrava)
Ewa Swoboda – 60 meters (Toruń)
Pia Skrzyszowska – 60 meters hurdles (Ostrava)
Jakub Szymański – 60 meters hurdles (Toruń)
Piotr Lisek – pole vault (Toruń)
Piotr Lisek – pole (Madrid)
The “World Athletics Indoor Tour” is the equivalent of the “stadium”
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