Eveliina Määttänen ran a new Finnish record.
Eveliina Määttänen clocked SE in Germany. Jussi Saarinen
Finnish runner Eveliina Määttänen On Friday, I ran a Finnish record of 800 meters in the inside of Germany in Erfurt, Germany.
Määttänen clocked the new SE-time in his first race of 2.01.55. The previous February 2024 Running Finland’s record 2.01.57 was also in the name of Määttänen.
The running star also fell below the profit limit for the European Championships competing in Apeldoorn in the Netherlands in March. The limit is from the hall 2.02.00 and from the outer paths 1.59.00.
– Balanced and peaceful competition. I was able to run in peace, Määttänen described the race in the Sports Association bulletin.
Määttänen was second in the competition on Friday. He passed the end of the Danish Annemarie Nissen (2.02,15).
The victory took German Majtie Kolberg. His time of 2.00,53 is the top time for the European hall season. Finnish Veera Perälä was involved in the race as a hare.
Määttänen’s record from the outdoor tracks is 1.59.59 last summer. Preparing for Friday was not the best as the runner had a stomach disease at the South African camp.
– A few important exercises were not done, and even at the beginning of this week I was uncertain. Therefore, the knowledge of the race was quite a mystery.
Third place
Senni Salminen Jussi Saarinen
Triple jumper Senni Salminen and the SE woman of 100 meters Lotta Harala They competed in Miramas, France.
Salminen was third in his competition with a score of 13.95. The Finnish series in the second race of the season was X, 13.55, 13.95, 13.70, 13.78 and X.
– It was good in this competition that I got the third round jump to succeed. There, the ghosts are starting to shout out that you don’t bother this, and I got it jumping on, Salminen said in a news release from the Sports Federation.
Cuba took a double win in the race. Olympianelonen in Paris Liadagmomic bust It was number one with a score of 14.57, which is also the world’s top score for the current season. World Cup bronze medalist Leyanis Perez-Hernandez Stronged 14.52.
Harala ran a 60 -meter round of 8.76. He collided with the first fence and lost his rhythm. Harala ran to the finish, but there was no final place.
– I was looking forward to competing and then ran to the first fence, after which there was not much to do. I ran to the end when there were A and B finals here, but I was the only one dropped. Yes it is trying, Harala said.
The hall race was the second season for Harala. He clocked 8.09 last week in Turku.