Lasnamäe Indoor Arena

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Lasnamäe Indoor Arena
Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall
AddressPunane tn 45[1]
LocationLasnamäe, Tallinn, Estonia
Coordinates59°26′08″N 24°50′21″E / 59.4356°N 24.8392°E / 59.4356; 24.8392Coordinates: 59°26′08″N 24°50′21″E / 59.4356°N 24.8392°E / 59.4356; 24.8392
Construction
Built2003
Renovated2014[1]
Website
tsh.ee

Lasnamäe Indoor Arena is a multipurpose indoor arena at Lasnamäe, Tallinn, Estonia. It was built in 2003 and is one of the biggest indoor arenas in Estonia.[2]

It hosts annually the athletics event Tallinn Indoor Meeting.

Athletics records[]

World records[]

Year Event Record Athlete Nationality
2011 Heptathlon 6568[3] Ashton Eaton  United States

Stadium records[]

Updated 19 February 2018.[4]

Men[]

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Ref
60 m 6.66 Ashton Eaton  United States 05.02.2011
200 m 21.09 Marek Niit  Estonia 23.01.2007
300 m 33.55 Marek Niit  Estonia 26.01.2020 [5]
400 m 47.32  Estonia 17.02.2018
600 m 1:21.88  Estonia 16.02.2010
800 m 1:48.51 Dmitrijs Miļkevičs  Latvia 23.01.2008
1000 m 2:29.40  Latvia 11.02.2016
1500 m 3:43.29  Kenya 19.02.2011
2000 m 5:30.15  Estonia 16.02.2010
3000 m 8:18.32  Estonia 17.02.2013
60 m hurdles 7.60 Ashton Eaton  United States 06.02.2011
High jump 2.31 m Naoto Tobe  Japan 23.02.2020
Pole vault 5.43 m Eelco Sintnicolaas  Netherlands 04.02.2012
Long jump 7.87 m  Estonia 22.02.2015
Triple jump 16.65 m Yuri Kovalev  Russia 24.01.2012
Shot put 19.91 m Māris Urtāns  Latvia 20.01.2010
Heptathlon 6568 pts Ashton Eaton  United States 06.02.2011
5000 m walk 21:36.73  Estonia 13.02.2011
4x200 m relay 1:25.52 Estonian team  Estonia 19.02.2005

Women[]

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Ref
60 m 7.29 Ksenija Balta  Estonia 27.02.2016
200 m 23.65 Patricia Hall  Jamaica 24.01.2012
300 m 38.51 Maris Mägi  Estonia 26.01.2008
400 m 53.73 Maris Mägi  Estonia 15.02.2009
600 m 1:36.82  Estonia 05.01.2008
800 m 2:03.02 Līga Velvere  Latvia 18.02.2018
1500 m 4:23.02  Estonia 14.02.2004
3000 m 9:31.14 Jekaterina Patjuk  Estonia 13.02.2011
60 m hurdles 8.12 Olena Krasovska  Ukraine 04.02.2009
High jump 1.93 m Anna Iljuštšenko  Estonia 04.02.2009
Pole vault 4.30 m Reena Koll  Estonia 31.01.2016
Long jump 6.73 m Ksenija Balta  Estonia 19.02.2011
Triple jump 14.20 m Kaire Leibak  Estonia 04.02.2009
Shot put 16.77 m  Estonia 27.02.2016
Pentathlon 4549 pts  Russia 08.02.2014
3000 m walk 13:20.32  Estonia 15.02.2020

References[]

  1. ^ a b Info at Estonian sports registry
  2. ^ "Venue". Estonian Athletic Association.
  3. ^ Lindmae, Maris (February 6, 2011). Eaton sets new World record in Tallinn with 6568 points. IAAF. Retrieved on February 12, 2011.
  4. ^ Records
  5. ^ "300m results" (PDF) (in Estonian). ekjl.ee. 26 January 2020. Retrieved 26 January 2020.

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