Harri Palola

Harri Palola

Born
Oct 29, 1966 (60 years old)
Events
Pole Vault

An accomplished track and field athlete from None, this competitor participated in organized athletics at the highest levels of international competition. Throughout their career, they demonstrated exceptional commitment and dedication to their discipline.

Their athletic achievements reflect years of rigorous training and competitive spirit. Athletes of this era contributed significantly to the development and advancement of modern track and field athletics through their performances at various championships and competitive events.

Beyond their competitive achievements, their contributions to athletics continue to inspire future generations. Their legacy remains part of the rich history of track and field, representing the pinnacle of athletic excellence and dedication to the sport.

Personal best · Pole Vault5.62
1989 season best5.40Feb 19, 1989 · Sporthal Houtrust, Den Haag (NED) (i)
Last competitionIAAF World Indoor Championships, Budapest Sportcsarnok, Budapest (i)Mar 3, 1989 · NM

As of Nov 3, 2026: Pole Vault 5.62 (#479 all-time), 1989 season best 5.40 (Feb 19, 1989, Sporthal Houtrust, Den Haag (NED) (i)) · Last competition: IAAF World Indoor Championships, Budapest Sportcsarnok, Budapest (i), Mar 3, 1989, NM · 60 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
PVParkano 19885.621,162 pts#479

Progression

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SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
1989PV Indoor5.40–Feb 19, 1989European Indoor Championships, Sporthal Houtrust, Den Haag (i)
1988PV 5.62–Jun 12, 1988Parkano (FIN)
1987PV 5.30–Jul 2, 1987Helsinki (FIN)
1985PV 5.30–Aug 24, 1985European Junior Championships
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Harri Palola's Pole Vault personal best is 5.62, set on Jun 12, 1988 in Parkano (FIN), #479 on the all-time list.

Harri Palola competes in the Pole Vault.

1989 season best: 5.40, set on Feb 19, 1989 in Sporthal Houtrust, Den Haag (NED) (i). Last competition: IAAF World Indoor Championships, Budapest Sportcsarnok, Budapest (i) on Mar 3, 1989, NM.