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Belgian Thiam breaks world indoor pentathlon record at European Championships in Istanbul

Reuters
Thiam poses with the screen as she sets a new world record
Thiam poses with the screen as she sets a new world recordReuters
Belgium's Nafissatou Thiam (28), double Olympic heptathlon champion, broke the pentathlon world record with 5,055 points at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Istanbul, Turkey on Friday.

Thiam beat Poland's Adrianna Sulek (23), the silver medallist, who with 5,014 points also surpassed the previous world record set in 2012 by Ukraine's Nataliya Dobrinska (40) (5,013 points).

After running 8.23 in the 60 meters hurdles and clearing 1.92m in the high jump, Thiam achieved a personal best of 15.54m in the shot put and jumped 6.59m in the long jump.

In the 800 metres, she clocked a time of 2:13.60, which meant she broke the record with her tally totalling 5,055 points.

Noor Vidts (26) joined her Belgian teammate on the podium, claiming bronze with a score of 4,823.

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