Piotr Lisek won a bronze medal in the pole vault at the beginning Portland indoor world championships in athletics. Competition won by Frenchman Renaud Lavillenie, the second was a representative of the host Sam Kendricks.
Pole third place gave the height of 5.75 m, which was defeated in the first attempt, which allowed him to overtake Czech Kudlička and Canadian Barbera. Lisek then knocked the bar with two jumps on me one 5.80 to 5.85 m. Sam Kendricks silver medal secured against 5.80.
From a height that gave Lisków bronze, and for most players it was the end of the competition, Olympic champion Renaud Lavilleni contest began. The Frenchman defeated by a wide margin to 5.75, then 5.80 and 5.85 left, then the first attempt jumped 5,90m. This result already assured him victory, but still Lavilleni scored 6.02, and then attempted to overcome his own world record of the hall. Three attempts at cross bar set at a height of 6.17 m ended in failure, however.
World Indoor Championships in Portland last until Sunday.
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