Reetta Hurske unfortunately fell at the opening of the hall season.
Quick beeper Reetta Hurske opened his reign on Tuesday in Torun, Poland. The Finn was unlucky in the preliminaries of the 60-meter hurdles, as he fell unluckily.
Hurske hit another fence, tripped and fell towards the third fence. The Finn hit the fence headfirst.
The condition of the Finn who was stuck on the track surface was immediately asked. Based on the TV picture, Hurskee had a contusion on his shoulder.
The Dutch star won the round Nadine Visser, which clocked 7.89. The Finnish record for the distance, held by Hurske, was 7.79 a year ago.
The competition in Torun belongs to the gold level, i.e. it is the second hardest level right after the Diamond League. The Finns are still competing on Tuesday Eveliina Määttänen at 1,500 meters and Urho Kujanpää in the pole vault.
Reetta Hurskee’s reign started inauspiciously. PASI LEISMA