Legendary Alpine Skier Stenmark Shines in Pole Vault at World Masters

Ingemar Stenmark, renowned for his alpine skiing achievements, showcased his talent in pole vaulting at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Gothenburg. At 68, Stenmark cleared 3.0 meters, earning wild applause from the crowd. His career includes two Olympic golds and five World Ski Championships golds in slalom and giant slalom.

In a surprising twist, legendary alpine skier Ingemar Stenmark has once again dazzled audiences, this time in a different sport. Competing in the pole vault at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Gothenburg, the 68-year-old athlete cleared an impressive 3.0 meters.

Stenmark, widely celebrated for his alpine skiing prowess with two Olympic golds and five Alpine World Ski Championships gold medals, moved the crowd to wild applause with his personal second-best performance in the event.

Renowned for his agility and skill between the poles, Stenmark proved that age is just a number, as he continues to push the boundaries of sporting excellence.

(With inputs from agencies.)