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Sergey Bubka Präsentiert Den Stabhochsprung: ISTAF INDOOR Mit Superstar Renaud Lavillenie PRESSEINFORMATION Datum: 12. Dezember 2014 Sergey Bubka präsentiert den Stabhochsprung: ISTAF INDOOR mit Superstar Renaud Lavillenie Das ist DAS Weihnachtsgeschenk für alle Leichtathletik-Fans in Berlin: Der Weltleichtathlet des Jahres 2014 und Hallen-Weltrekordler im Stabhochsprung, Renaud Lavillenie, startet beim ISTAF INDOOR! Der Olympiasieger und dreifache Europameister wird am 14. Februar 2015 einer der Superstars des größten Hallen-Meetings der Welt sein. Damit nicht genug: Präsentiert werden der Franzose und die anderen Weltklasse- Stabhochspringer von keinem geringeren als Sergey Bubka! Der beste Stabhochspringer aller Zeiten und Präsident des Nationalen Olympischen Komitees der Ukraine wird aufgrund des Konflikts in der Ostukraine diesen Winter kein eigenes Stabhochsprung-Meeting in seiner Heimat organisieren. In Donezk, bei der Veranstaltung „Pole Vault Stars“, hatte Renaud Lavillenie im Februar 2014 mit Bubkas 21 Jahre alten Hallen-Weltrekord im ersten Versuch auf 6,16 Meter verbessert. Sergey Bubka hatte die alte Bestmarke von 6,15 Metern am 21. Februar 1993 ebenfalls in Donezk aufgestellt. Lavillenie ist zudem 2012 Hallenweltmeister und dreimal in Folge auch -europameister geworden. Für Lavillenie und viele andere europäische Leichtathletinnen und -athleten wird das ISTAF INDOOR zu einer wichtigen sportlichen Standortbestimmung vor den Hallen- Europameisterschaften in Prag (6. bis 8. März 2015). Meeting Direktor Martin Seeber: „Wir freuen uns sehr über die Zusage von Renaud Lavillenie. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Sergey Bubka wird uns auch bei Gesprächen mit anderen Weltklasse-Stabhochspringern helfen. Natürlich bleibt es darüber hinaus unser Ziel, in allen Disziplinen die besten Deutschen gegen die besten Athleten aus aller Welt antreten zu lassen. Auch beim Ticketverkauf liegen wir gut, “ Das ISTAF INDOOR wird auch 2015 wieder das weltgrößte Leichtathletik-Meeting unterm Hallendach werden! Die mindestens 10.000 Zuschauer in der Berliner O2 World erwartet dabei ein Feuerwerk der modernen Leichtathletik. Noch mehr Athleten, noch mehr Disziplinen und zahlreiche Neuerungen sollen wieder für ein ausverkauftes Haus und beste Stimmung sorgen. Neun statt sieben Disziplinen, darunter 60m, 60m Hürden, Kugelstoßen und Stabhochsprung stehen auf dem Programm. Neu im Programm ist der Weitsprung der Frauen. Highlight wird wieder der Hallen-Diskuswurf, erstmals ausgetragen als Mixed-Wettbewerb mit je vier Frauen und Männern. Bei der Premiere des ISTAF INDOOR im März 2014 war erstmals in dieser Form hochklassige Leichtathletik mit Musik und Showelementen kombiniert worden. 55 Athletinnen und Athleten aus 24 Nationen waren begeistert, 10.847 Zuschauer verwandelten die O2 World in einen Hexenkessel und die Medien feierten das neue Format als „Zukunft der Leichtathletik“. Zwei Monate vor dem zweiten ISTAF INDOOR sind bereits 4.500 der 11.000 verfügbaren Tickets abgesetzt. Angeboten werden Eintrittskarten in fünf Preiskategorien von 15,00 bis 59,00 Euro. Mehr Informationen und Tickets gibt es unter www.istaf.de, der Tickethotline 01806/300333 *(0,20 Euro/Anruf inkl. MwSt. aus dem dt. Festnetz, max. 0,60 Euro/Anruf inkl. MwSt. aus dem dt. Mobilfunknetz) oder an allen CTS-Vorverkaufsstellen. Claus Frömming Leiter Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit Tel.: 030/30 111 86 13 Fax.: 030/30 111 86 20 [email protected] .
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