Sidorova 487 (WL), Korobkina 4:08.46 WL in Moscow ( Russian Winter Meeting, Feb 7, 2021)

#PVðŸšº 4.87i WORLD LEAD at the Russian Winter @RusWinter_eng indoor meeting in #MoscowðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º by World Champion at @IAAFDoha2019 ðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º ANZHELIKA SIDOROVA @AnzhelikaPV
(previous: 4.85i by ðŸ‡¬ðŸ‡§ @HollyBradshawPV) pic.twitter.com/IVtykPPzNv
— ðŸ’¥ T&F OLYMPIAD Worldwide Athletics (@TFOLYMPIAD) February 7, 2021

The Russian Winter Meeting is a big deal in Moscow. I would like to attend and cover it someday. So many athletes I want to see and coaches I would like to speak with. Big events in Moscow today!

Triple World Champion Noah Lyles set to return to Boston for New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Feb. 4 World silver medalist Gabby Thomas and 2022 World Champion Jake Wightman confirmed for the 29th-annual event at the TRACK at New Balance

Defending Champion Alicia Monson and World Bronze Medalist Konstanze Klosterhalfen Headline Terrific Women’s 3000m at the 115th Millrose Games, February 11th at The Armory

Is this the end of the road for Akani Simbine after losing his titles in 2022?

Nice to see Aksana Gatalulina, Gatualin’s daughter go 4.70m PB too!

Sidorova 487 (WL), Korobkina 4:08.46 WL

#PVðŸšº Gataullin’s ðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º daughter with a 4.70i PB in her 3rd attempt at the Russian Winter @RusWinter_eng indoor meeting
While World Champion ðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º @AnzhelikaPV jumped 4.70i in his first attempt pic.twitter.com/skrHgvQKCM
— ðŸ’¥ T&F OLYMPIAD Worldwide Athletics (@TFOLYMPIAD) February 7, 2021

MOSCOW (RUS, Feb 7): Anzhelika Sidorova reclaimed the world pole vault lead with 4.87m at the Russian Winter Meeting (the mark was later improved by Sandi Morris). In second with 4.70m, Aksana Gataullina added 3cm to her PB. Mariya Lasitskene needed just 1.94m to win the high jump before failing three times at 2.00m. Aleksandra Gulyaeva won the 800m in 2:00.68. Yelena Korobkina clocked 4:08.46 World lead to win the 1500m. Mikhail Akimenko cleared 2.28m to win the high jump before attempts at 2.32m and 2.33m. Alexander Lesnoy won the shot with 20.98m ahead of Maxim Afonin (20.45m) second. Kristina Makarenko won the 60m with 7.22. Her husband, Artyom Makarenko, won the 60m hurdles in 7.61 PB. Daria Nidbaykina (14.05m) and Dmitry Chizhikov (16.56m) were the best in triple. Yekaterina Renzhina, with 52.44, came from behind to win the 400m over Polina Miller (52.58). Maxim Fedyaev won the men’s 400 m in 46.86 and Yelena Sokolova 658 in long jump.

#HJðŸšº 1.94i for first place by triple World Champion ðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º Lasitskene at the Russian Winter @RusWinter_eng indoor meeting in #MoscowðŸ‡·ðŸ‡º pic.twitter.com/27zuYtmwaB
— ðŸ’¥ T&F OLYMPIAD Worldwide Athletics (@TFOLYMPIAD) February 7, 2021

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