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IAAF President Nebiolo pays
tribute to Wilson Kipketer: "He is a
legendary athlete".
Wilson Kipketer conference.
World Indoor Championships
marks New Era for Athletics.
IAAF President Primo Nebiolo’s television
link-up between Lausanne and Paris sets the scene
for new era in Athletics and launches most
exciting World Indoor Championships ever.
The strongest men's club
meets in Paris.
Despite the lack of media coverage often
experienced by the shot put, there will be no
distinction made when it comes to winning gold in
Paris. Equality and Fraternity will be standing
high at the World Indoor Championships' awards
ceremony and all will have the Liberty to do
their honest best.
Mary Slaney: a vintage
performance.
24 years after
her debut international competition, Mary Slaney
is back in the headlines. She ran the world's
fastest time of seven years this weekend
(4:03.08) and is favourite to take gold in the
1500m at the World Indoors in Paris and maybe
regain the world indoor record she held from
1980-1990.
Emma George: hitting the
heights.
Paris will
host the first European appearance of 23 year old
Australian former circus star Emma George.
Current world record holder indoors and outdoors
in women's pole vault, Emma George looks a sure
bet for gold in the World Indoor Championships.
Satellite video conference.
Satellite
video conference between Paris-Bercy and Lausanne
presents stars of World Indoor Championships. Dr
Primo Nebiolo and stars of the Championships to
participate.
Jamie Baulch: a young man in
a hurry
The 23
year-old British 4x400m silver medallist is
coached by Colin Jackson and Linford Christie and
after his 45.39 run in Birmingham could well be a
star performer in the World Indoor Championships
in Paris.
Who will cash in on record
bonus in Paris?
The new IAAF
competition awards programme with TDK and Mita
will mean big rewards for record breakers in
World Indoors. A look at some of the potential
winners.
Ato Boldon and Bruny Surin
set for sprint clash.
Boldon matches
fastest times indoors this season in 60m and 200m
and looks set to go for gold in both events in
World Indoor Championships.
Record breaking Haile
Gebrselassie on top form for Paris Indoors
Gebrselassie
shatters 5000m record, all set to go for new
3000m record in World Indoor Championships.
Wilson Kipketer
Wilson
Kipketer could well be headed for new Indoors
800m World Record in the forthcoming World Indoor
Championships in Paris.
Press win first prize in
Paris Indoors
First record
for Paris World Indoor Championships broken by
the Press: nearly 600 accreditations to date.
A word from IAAF President
Dr Primo Nebiolo
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