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Bubka may soar higher
TOKYO, Aug 23 : Soviet pole vault star Sergei Bubka and Americans Carl Lewis and Greg Foster, all gold medallists at World Track and Field Championships In Helsinki and Rome, could extend their streak when the third championship starts Saturday, reports AP.
Lewis competes In two events — the men's 100 metres and the long jump. In the medal race, that gives him an edge over Bubka and Foster, a hurdler.
Bubka, however, has not lost a major pole vault title since he sluntipd the world by taking the gold at the Inaugural championships In Helsinki in 1983 with 5.70 metres. He was 19 al Ihc time. He won his second world gold In Rome four years later with a 5.85.
He is also the Olympic gold medallist and the current world record-holder — both outdoors and Indoors.
The Soviet vaulter set the new 6.10-mctrc mark outdoor record this month, lie is the only man who has done better than six metres this season.
and remains Ihc. strong favourite for the gold.
Ixwis holds a siring of 65 consecutive wins In the long jump.
He took the gold 1n Helsinki with 8.55 metres and in Rome with 8.67. He Is also a double Olympic champion, in Los Angeles and in Seoul. But he will have to perform at his best lo beat fellow American Mike Powell, who has been jumping extremely well this season
Lewis's record In the 100 is
less impressive. He won the gold In 1983 in 10.07 seconds. In Rome, he lost to Canadian Ben Johnson, who was later disqualified when he tested positive al the Seoul Olympics for steroid use and had to return both world championship and Olympic gold medals.
To make matters more daunting for Lewis, he has been defeated this year by teammate Leroy Burrell, who set the world record at 9.90 seconds. Burrell is a strong favourite in the men's sprint for the gold.
Foster won the 110 metre-hurdles in 1983 with 13.42 seconds and repealed four years later with 13.21. The American veteran appears to peak in world championship years, and bottoms out with a string of injuries in Olympic
Martina Hellmann . of Germany also is looking lo extend a gold-medal record that stretches back through Helsinki and Rome in the women's discus. But the German has not been performing al her best and she is not considered a strong contender for the gold in Tokyo.