Armand Duplantis continued his dominance in the pole vault, improving upon his own world record by one centimeter. The Swedish athlete cleared the height during competition, adding to his already impressive list of achievements. He needed three attempts to surpass 6.30 meters at the event.
The 26-year-old has held the world record in the pole vault since 2020, when he cleared a height of 6.17 meters. This latest record-breaking performance further solidifies his position as the premier pole vaulter in the world, and comes as he prepares for upcoming competitions.
Duplantis’s consistent success and record-breaking feats have captivated fans and established him as a leading figure in track, and field. He is currently the world record holder in both indoor and outdoor pole vaulting, with a current indoor record of 6.31 meters achieved on March 12, 2026, in Uppsala.
The athlete’s continued success is a testament to his dedication and skill, and sets the stage for an exciting season of competition.
