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Poitiers: Two Hammer Throwers Take over After a Fifty-Three-Year-Old Record Falls

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A fifty-three-year-old record has been broken in Vienne. A young hammer thrower met his elder, who had set it in 1972. He symbolically passed the baton to him in the throwing cage at the Rébeilleau stadium. A meeting.
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Poitiers: Two Hammer Throwers Take over After a Fifty-Three-Year-Old Record Falls

A fifty-three-year-old record has been broken in Vienne. A young hammer thrower met his elder, who had set it in 1972. He symbolically passed the baton to him in the throwing cage at the Rébeilleau stadium. A meeting.

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lanouvellerepublique.fr broke the news in on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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