HE’S INEVITABLE! 👑 Mondo Duplantis clears 6.31 metres at his personal assembly known as the Mondo Basic indoor in Uppsala, to set one other pole vault world report, bettering his personal earlier mark by one centimetre
Final Up to date: 13/03/26 8:38am
Duplantis set a brand new world report at his personal occasion in Sweden
Pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis added one other centimetre to his world report after he cleared 6.31 metres in Sweden on Thursday.
Olympic and world champion Duplantis set 4 new world pole vault information in 2025 together with successful all 16 of his competitions and has picked up the place he left off within the new 12 months.
This time Duplantis opened with 5.65m at his personal occasion, the Mondo Basic, earlier than he scaled 5.90m after which 6.08m. The perfect was saved till final by the American-born Swedish athlete after he registered a bounce of 6.31m in Uppsala.
“I am so proud to have been able to do this in front of you,” Duplantis advised the group.
“I jump for myself, I jump for my family, but I also jump for you, for Sweden, and for everyone who supports me.”
Sondre Guttormsen of Norway positioned second after clearing 6.00m, marking his second profitable six-metre vault this season.
Individuals Zachery Bradford and Sam Kendricks and Australia’s Kurtis Marschall every cleared 5.90m to complete third, fourth and fifth respectively.
Earlier than Duplantis’ run, the world report had been held by Renaud Lavillenie of France who jumped 6.16m in 2014.
Duplantis’ world report progress
- 6.17m – 8 Feb 2020 (Torun, Poland)
- 6.18m – 15 Feb 2020 (Glasgow, UK)
- 6.19m – 7 Mar 2022 (Belgrade, Serbia)
- 6.20m – 20 Mar 2022 (Belgrade, Serbia)
- 6.21m – 24 Jul 2022 (Eugene, USA)
- 6.22m – 25 Feb 2023 (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
- 6.23m – 17 Sept 2023 (Eugene, USA)
- 6.24m – 20 Apr 2024 (Xiamen, China)
- 6.25m – 5 Aug 2024 (Paris, France)
- 6.26m – 25 Aug 2024 (Chorzow, Poland)
- 6.27m – 28 Feb 2025 (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
- 6.28m – 15 Jun 2025 (Stockholm, Sweden)
- 6.29m – 12 Aug 2025 (Budapest, Hungary)
- 6.30m – 15 Sept 2025 (Tokyo, Japan)
- 6.31m – 12 Mar 2026 (Uppsala, Sweden)
