スウェーデンのアルマンド・デュプランティスは2026年3月12日、ウプサラのモンド・クラシックで男子棒高跳びの世界新記録となる6.31メートルをクリアした――彼の15回目の記録更新で、毎回1センチメートルずつ。この26歳は自身にちなむIFUアリーナの大会で初試行で成功させ、連勝記録を38大会に伸ばした。
アルマンド・デュプランティス、通称「Mondo」は、所属クラブUpsala IFが主催する室内棒高跳び限定ガラ、モンド・クラシック第5回大会で最新の世界記録を樹立した。この大会はワールドアスレティックス室内ツアー・シルバーの一部。米国生まれのスウェーデン代表で、両親のGregとHelenaに指導される彼は、5.65mで開始し、5.90mと6.08mを初試行でクリア。新たな22歩アプローチを競技で初披露し、初試行で6.31mを軽々と飛び越え、2025年9月の東京での前記録6.30mを更新した。バーは揺れたが残った。
X上でのアルマンド・デュプランティスのウプサラ・モンド・クラシックでの6.31m、15回目の棒高跳び世界記録への反応は圧倒的に好意的で、ユーザーは彼の支配力に驚嘆の声を上げ、跳躍動画を共有し、世代最高のGOATアスリートと称している。
6.31m!!!
— Track & Field Gazette (@TrackGazette) 12 de marzo de 2026
WORLD RECORD!!!!!!🤯🔥🔥
Mondo Duplantis 🇸🇪 has just cleared 6.31m to win the men's Pole Vault at the Mondo Classic in Uppsala!
The 15th World Record of his career! Wow.🐐 pic.twitter.com/7XCFuDF8yh
HE'S FEELIN' HIMSELF!!! 🤯
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) 12 de marzo de 2026
Mondo Duplantis breaks the World Record for the FIFTEEN TIME - 6.31m at the Mondo Classic! 🇸🇪#EuropeanAthletics | @mondohoss600 pic.twitter.com/kaphAKMY8k
WORLD RECORD!!!!!!! 👏👏👏
— Owen (@_OwenM_) 12 de marzo de 2026
Watch Mondo Duplantis 🇸🇪 improve his pole vault world record to 6.31m in front of a home crowd in Uppsala.
🎥 Mondo Classic (IG) pic.twitter.com/wgIccRG7uF
NEW WORLD RECORD
— Ghetto Radio (@GhettoRadio895) 13 de marzo de 2026
Mondo Duplantis clears 6.31m in Uppsala to break the pole vault world record for the 15th time.
38 straight wins. 15 world records. Still only 26.
We are witnessing the greatest athlete of a generation.
READ MORE: https://t.co/mSZDvr00Wn#GRsport #Brekko pic.twitter.com/2bI0B5TLEt
🇸🇪#ArmandDuplantis, WR No.15!!!
— CGTN Sports Scene (@CGTNSportsScene) 13 de marzo de 2026
6.31m in #Uppsala.
🥇He’s now raised his own record from 6.17 ➜ 6.31m, one centimetre at a time.
😍Backyard pit in Louisiana ➜ biggest star in athletics.
Everyone else is chasing medals. He’s just updating all‑time list.#Mondo #PoleVault pic.twitter.com/Igo17D8Lq9
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Armand Duplantis secured his fourth straight indoor world gold in pole vault in Toruń, Poland, after a historic final where Greek Emmanouil Karalis pushed him to a 6.25m jump. It was the best pole vault final in a championship ever, but Duplantis was too tired for a world record attempt. “Grymt kul att ha lite press,” he said.
エマノウイル・カラリスとソンドレ・グットルムセンがルーアンのペルシュ・エリート・ツアーでともに6.06mをクリアし、男子棒高跳びの歴史的なシーズンを継続した。カラリスは試技数で勝利を収め、グットルムセンはノルウェー記録を更新。この大会は同種目史上最高の2位記録となった。
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Pole vault star Armand Duplantis married Desiré Inglander secretly at Stockholm City Hall on March 7. The couple plans a larger ceremony in Cannes in June. Duplantis calls himself 'half-married' until he gets the ring.
Norway's Eirin Maria Kvandal claimed her second consecutive victory at the Willingen World Cup ski jumping on the big hill in Germany, the last event before the 2026 Olympics. Slovenia's Domen Prevc also dominated the men's competition with another win. French jumpers showed mixed results, with Joséphine Pagnier reaching the top 20 and Valentin Foubert finishing 16th.
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Philipp Raimund of Germany claimed the gold medal in the men's normal hill ski jumping event at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Predazzo, Italy. The 26-year-old, who had never won a World Cup individual title or competed at prior Olympics, overcame a known fear of heights to top the field. Poland's Kacper Tomasiak took silver, while Japan's Ren Nikaidō and Switzerland's Gregor Deschwanden shared bronze.
Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo won the men's 10km freestyle interval start cross-country skiing race at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, with France's Mathis Desloges taking silver and Norway's Einar Hedegart bronze. Canadian skier Max Hollmann finished 23rd in 21:56, while Ireland's Thomas Maloney Westgård placed 54th amid warm conditions and soft snow. The event tested endurance on a 10km course with uphill, downhill and flat sections.
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Norway's Johannes Høsflot Klæbo anchored his team to victory in the men's 4x7.5km cross-country skiing relay at the 2026 Winter Olympics, securing his ninth career gold medal and breaking the all-time Winter Games record. France took silver, while host nation Italy earned bronze in a thrilling finish. The win marks Klæbo's fourth gold of the Milan-Cortina Games.