Aleksandra Miroslaw of Poland twice breaks her own sport climbing world record at Paris Olympics
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LE BOURGET, France (AP) — Aleksandra Miroslaw of Poland twice broke her own sport climbing world record in the women’s speed event at the Paris Olympics on Monday.
Miroslaw set a time of 6.21 seconds in her first qualification run, which was .03 seconds faster than her own previous world record set in a European qualifier in Rome in 2023.
She was even better in her second run with a time of 6.06.
The men’s record in speed is 4.79, set by American Samuel Watson in April at the Wujiang World Cup.
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AP Summer Olympics: https://apnews.com/hub/2024-paris-olympic-games