Estonia’s Johannes Erm won the decathlon and Colombia’s Martha Araujo was victorious in the heptathlon at the Decastar meeting this season’s final World Athletics Combined Events Tour Gold event In a year that has included a European title win sixth place at the Olympics and bronze at the World Indoor Championships Erm achieved the second-best score of his career – 8589 points – to end his season on a high That performance clinched him the win by 72 points ahead of Sander Skotheim of Norway while Sven Roosen of the Netherlands was third on 8293 Araujo has improved with every competition this year and in Talence she scored a South American record of 6429 points That followed the then lifetime best of 6386 she set to secure seventh place at the Paris Olympics while she also scored 6329 at the Colombian Championships in June and 6274 at the Ibero American Championships in May That PB performance in Talence put her 156 points ahead of defending champion Emma Oosterwegel of the Netherlands who had finished joint seventh with Araujo in Paris while USA’s Michelle Atherley was third on 6267 Martha Araujo celebrates her performance in Talence (© Team Photo / Pascal Laplassotte) It ended up being close at the top in the decathlon Germany’s Manuel Eitel got the strongest start Skotheim launched himself into the lead as he soared 7.70m in the long jump Belgium’s Niels Pittomvils and Roosen were the two athletes to surpass 15 metres in the shot put Pittomvils throwing 15.15m and Roosen 15.06m That moved Roosen up to second just 15 points behind Eitel with Skotheim third only another 10 points back and Erm a close fourth Skotheim then soared ahead as he cleared 2.11m in the high jump and ran 47.51 in a 400m topped by Roosen’s 46.72 The first day ended with Skotheim on 4444 points Belgium’s Jente Hauttekeete had moved up into third place on 4241 That order was maintained after the first event on day two Skotheim then held on to his lead after a 44.75m discus throw but Erm moved up into second with a leading mark of 47.25m A big PB 5.37m vault by Erm made the difference He was the sole athlete to manage five metres or more and so leapt above Skotheim overall Erm was then one of three athletes to surpass 60 metres in the javelin as he threw 60.47m to Jose Fernando Ferreira Santana’s 64.87m With one event – the 1500m – to go with Erm running 4:33.04 and holding on to secure victory with 8589 points ahead of Skotheim (4:22.74) with 8517 Roosen (4:24.91) moved up into third on 8293 Araujo opened her heptathlon campaign with 13.12 in the 100m hurdles Araujo then cleared a PB of 1.75m in the high jump adding two centimetres to her previous best Germany’s Vanessa Grimm had the best mark in the shot put as Araujo managed 13.38m and then clocked 24.31 in the 200m That left her on 3726 points at the end of the first day Poland’s Adrianna Sulek-Schubert was third on 3638 and Sweden’s Lovisa Karlsson fourth on 3610 Araujo and Karlsson continued their impressive form at the start of day two leaping 6.49m and 6.55m respectively in the long jump who did not return to competition following the 200m Germany’s Marie Dehning and Oosterwegel dominated the javelin Araujo also surpassed 50 metres with 50.64m and that maintained her leading position overall with Atherley another 58 points off with one event to go but Araujo’s 2:19.80 was more than enough to clinch her the win as she scored her total of 6429 with Atherley third on 6267 and Karlsson fourth on 6111 Results Global medallists Lindon Victor and Emma Oosterwegel will be among the athletes looking to end their seasons on a high at the Decastar meeting Grenada’s Victor claimed Olympic decathlon bronze in Paris matching the colour of medal he secured at the World Championships in Budapest last year while Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist Oosterwegel of the Netherlands finished seventh in the heptathlon in Paris Now they return to Talence on the hunt for further victory Victor achieved 8550 points when winning his Decastar title two years ago and that remains the third-best score of his career behind the national record of 8756 he set in Budapest and the 8711 he managed in Paris Oosterwegel’s PB of 6590 was set when she claimed her Olympic medal in Tokyo with the score of 6495 that she set to win in Talence last year remaining the second-best mark of her career In 2022 she was a joint Decastar winner alongside Ivona Dadic and the Austrian athlete also returns to Talence this weekend The decathlon field features 12 athletes who have surpassed 8000 points in the 10-event discipline with Victor joined by fellow 8600 point-plus athletes Johannes Erm of Estonia Sander Skotheim of Norway and Sven Roosen of the Netherlands Erm won the European title in Rome in June setting a PB of 8764 that puts him third on this season’s top list and 14th on the world all-time list He followed that with 8569 to finish sixth at the Paris Olympics and also claimed world indoor heptathlon bronze in Glasgow in March Talence gives him the opportunity for a rematch with Skotheim who claimed heptathlon silver ahead of Erm in Glasgow but finished runner-up to his Estonian rival in Rome at the Paris Olympics as he scored a national record of 8607.  Germany’s Manuel Eitel has finished runner-up at the past two editions of Decastar and will be looking to go one better this time around Also returning are USA’s Devon Williams and Belgium’s Jente Hauttekeete while Brazil’s Jose Fernando Ferreira Santana joins them on the entry list following a PB performance of 8213 in Paris Oosterwegel and Dadic are among 15 athletes in the field who have surpassed 6000 points in their careers so far thanks to the 6552 score she achieved at the European Championships in Berlin in 2018 She will be looking to rebound after falling in the 100m hurdles in Ratingen in June as she contests her first heptathlon since then Prior to that she scored 6115 at the Hypomeeting in Gotzis in May Her compatriot Verena Mayr also returns to Talence and as it was for Dadic Gotzis was the scene of Mayr’s most recent full heptathlon as she scored 6196 Poland’s Adrianna Sulek-Schubert gave birth to her son in February Colombia’s Martha Araujo secured seventh place at the Paris Olympics with a PB of 6386 and she also scored 6329 at the Colombian Championships in June and 6274 at the Ibero American Championships in May Another athlete looking to make a statement will be USA’s Michelle Atherley while Germany’s Vanessa Grimm will also want to build on her Hypomeeting performance The underground rapid transit lines have been under construction for almost two decades due to various project delays The cross pinnacle on the Tower of Jesus Christ will be ready to receive visitors in 2026 on the centennial of Gaudi’s death Now you can get your wine in Talence by paying directly in Bitcoin That’s because the state has to spend money on updating the railway infrastructure rather than subsidizing the cost of the popular pass Steffen Romstöck said that he would respect the residents’ choice and would take over the helm of the municipality which will come into force from 1 January 2025 Rethinking renewable energy sources for the urban landscape But operating them is still illegal under the country’s legislation can inform and inspire communities and entrepreneurs that still feel trepidation at the prospect of energy transition it has a unique modular design that allows it to be shortened and lengthened like a train that’s the promise made by the mayor of Paris the district has long been known as the hangout spot for the artsy crowds Hostal de Pinós is located in the geographical centre of the autonomous region the ranking considers several distinct but essential factors these quiet areas will now be available on all main routes in the country The academic institution shows a deeper understanding of the well-being of its students A suburb of Bordeaux has become the first municipality in France where residents and visitors have the option to do their shopping by paying with cryptocurrencies and since the summer a bunch of its local merchants have signed up to offer this option to their customers There are already 18 stores in Talence that accept crypto as payment and the payment option was made possible thanks to an app developed by a French fintech startup called Lizy The latter has picked the Bordeaux suburb to be one of the first testbeds for the viability of crypto payments The app removes the need for an intermediary “ATM” where users have to convert their cryptoassets into cash before going shopping the simple scan of a QR Code (generated in a few seconds by the merchant) allows the approximately 300 million cryptocurrency holders in the world to pay with an online wallet such as Binance or Crypto.com and they get the equivalent in euros at the current rate According to the Talence economic development agency which has implemented the system the move was motivated by a need to reach out to a growing customer segment that has part of its wealth tied up in cryptocurrencies 12% of French people hold some cryptoassets and yet they don’t see any real-life application apart from speculating with them a large chunk of the crypto owners (24%) are young people aged between 18 and 24 and the developers would like to encourage them to spend their crypto money and circulate it in the economy Founded in 2022 from a merger of Fidly and EasyWallet Lyzi is a fintech company that offers brands a cryptocurrency payment acceptance solution It is part of an omnichannel strategy which connects Web3 to the real world The 10th European Conference on Sustainable Cities and Towns (ESCT) sets the stage for stronger cooperation between the EU national and local level to fast track Europe's transition to climate neutrality Urban dwellers across the EU are having a say in making their surroundings friendlier to people and the environment Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements Apply by 10 November and do your part for the transformation of European public spaces An interview with the Mayor of a Polish city that seeks to reinvent itself An interview with the newly elected ICLEI President and Mayor of Malmö A conversation with the Mayor of Lisbon about the spirit and dimensions of innovation present in the Portuguese capital Decathlete Johannes Erm has one more competition to go this season was crowned European decathlon champion in Rome earlier in the summer and ahead of a successful olympics told ERR after the Olympics that Erm had a strong chance of becoming the season's top performer in the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Combined Events Tour in which each athlete's three best decathlon scores of the season are counted scoring 8,462 points in the Götzis decathlon in Austria in May and 8,764 points at the European Championships in Rome a month later The season's final competition will indeed be the Decastar event in Talence Karel Tilga won the tour last season and $30,000 in prize money with it Sydney Olympics gold medalist Erki Nool won the tour in both 1998 and 2000 and triumphed in the "silver category" in 2001 Maicel Uibo won the silver-level competition too while Mikk Pahapill (2011) and Larissa Netšeporuk (2003) secured victories in the bronze-level men's and women's events who made the top 12 in the decathlon at the recent Paris Olympics Follow ERR News on Facebook and Twitter and never miss an update! 0)" class="article-poll-disclaimer" ng-bind="totalVotes + ' hääletajat'"> {{option.votes}} {{selectedLanguage.poll.votes}}/ Iga kasutaja võib hääletada {{poll.optionLimit}} vastusevariandi poolt ln March 2020, the Décastar received the Heritage plaque from World Athletics at the Pierre-Paul Bernard stadium. This award celebrates the unique contribution of this international meeting to the history and development of athletics worldwide. ln 2016, the «Bordeaux Métropole» community of municipalities appointed K ARCHITECTURES to renovate the stadium’s track and grandstands, as well as to build a maintenance division, and, above all, a new sport complex housing indoor practice halls, a dojo, a weight room, an administrative division and spaces of conviviality. © G-AMATThe simplicity and minimization of superfluous elements of these constructions underline a pared-down lifestyle, emphasizing the essential. It is a project that speaks of serenity, in the presence of nature, with which it seeks to reconcile itself - and in the presence of athletes - to offer them peace of mind. © G-AMATThe simplicity and minimization of superfluous elements of these constructions underline a pared-down lifestyle, emphasizing the essential. lt is a project that speaks of serenity, in the presence of nature, with which it seeks to reconcile itself - and in the presence of athletes - to offer them peace of mind. This architecture is also a continuation of the local history, of the «Girolle», the popular house designed by the «École Bordelaise» in the 60s. The lightness of its roofs, their wide overhangs, the play of transparencies, the invitation of natural light as well as the invitation of the landscape itself, the constructive sincerity assumed as well as the use of wood as an architectural material are all common qualities with this little house often found in the sandy pinewoods of the region. © G-AMATln tact, to bring the story into context, it was these same pine forests that grew the maritime pines used to make the glulam framework for the stadium’s new buildings. Wood is widely used for structural and cladding applications for two reasons. The first is its quality as a bio-sourced material and its ability to trap large quantities of C02. © G-AMATAll facades are clad in the «shadow» of burnt wood cladding inspired by the Japanese technique of Yakisugi[1 ] This is an ancestral practice rooted in respect for both man and nature lt is obtained by deeply burning the surface of the wood the material becomes more resistant to fire You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Decastar in Talence welcomes athletes for the final World Athletics Combined Events Tour Gold meeting of the season this weekend (17-18) when a number of leading heptathletes and decathletes will be looking to end the year on a high Nine heptathletes with 6000-point-plus PBs and 12 athletes who have broken 8000 points in the decathlon will compete at the Stade Pierre Paul Bernard scene of Kevin Mayer’s world decathlon record of 9126 in 2018 This time the fields feature Olympic bronze medallist Emma Oosterwegel and Commonwealth champion Lindon Victor as they look to move up the World Athletics Combined Events Tour standings currently topped by Simon Ehammer and Adrianna Sulek Netherlands’ Oosterwegel will want to rebound after the European Championships in Munich where her competition came to a premature end when she fell in the 100m hurdles That came after a seventh-place finish at the World Championships in Oregon 150 points off her PB set when claiming bronze at last year’s Olympics Among her competition in Talence will be Austria’s Ivona Dadic and Switzerland’s Geraldine Ruckstuhl the European Championships did not go to plan for Dadic as she was disqualified in the 200m and the 2018 world pentathlon silver medallist will be looking to complete her first heptathlon of the year will also be looking to finish her first heptathlon of the year when she returns to the scene of her 6391 PB set in 2018 Other athletes with PBs over 6000 joining them are USA’s 2019 NCAA champion Ashtin Zamzow-Mahler Czech Republic's Dorota Skrivanova and Italy’s Sveva Gerevin fresh from winning his second Commonwealth Games title in Birmingham which followed his 8474 points for fifth at the World Championships in Oregon His national record of 8539 was set in 2017 and he has surpassed 8300 points in each season that he has contested the decathlon since Victor will go up against Germany’s 2017 world decathlon bronze medallist Kai Kazmirek Norway’s Markus Rooth and France’s Axel Hubert who scored his 8580 PB when finishing fourth at the 2016 Olympics in Rio topped the standings in the Combined Events Challenge last year This season he was unable to finish his competition in Ratingen but went on to finish fifth in Gotzis 12th at the World Championships and eighth at the European Championships Bastien was sixth in the heptathlon at the World Indoor Championships and set his decathlon PB of 8485 in Eugene last year while Helcelet was 11th in Munich and set his best of 8335 in 2017 proved his strong form at the European Championships and will be looking to build on that in Talence European U23 bronze medallist Rooth also set his PB this year the 20-year-old scoring a national record of 8307 when winning in Grosseto in May while Hubert returns to action for the first time since Arona in June Other entries with 8000-point-plus PBs on their CVs are Germany’s Manuel Eitel Germany’s Malik Diakite and USA’s Jack Flood Also joining them is Belgium’s 2021 European U20 champion and world U20 silver medallist Jente Hauttekeete there are also wild card entries for the World Athletics Championships Budapest 23 on offer for winners of this season’s World Athletics Combined Events Tour Current standings World champion Kevin Mayer broke the decathlon world record* at the Decastar meeting in Talence on Sunday (16) scoring 9126 at the final IAAF Combined Events Challenge fixture of 2018 Had it not been for his three fouls in the long jump at last month’s European Championships in Berlin Mayer most likely wouldn’t have competed at the Decastar meeting the 26-year-old was looking redemption in Talence a south-western city in the suburb of Bordeaux Just as USA’s Dan O’Brien had done in 1992 after famously no-heighting in the pole vault at the US Olympic Trials that year and therefore missing out on the Olympic Games Mayer gained redemption in the best possible way: by smashing the world record coming just seven hours after Eliud Kipchoge clocked a stunning 2:01:39 at the Berlin Marathon Mayer started the second day of competition with a tally of 4563 points 140 behind Ashton Eaton’s first day total when he set his 9045 world record three years ago at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing But Mayer is notably a strong performer in the five events on the second day of a decathlon The world indoor champion continued that momentum throughout the second day Mayer’s time was just 0.04 outside the PB he set in Paris earlier this year “It was tough to get going this morning,” said Mayer “It was a nice head-to-head,” responded Abele Mayer opened the discus with 46.41m before improving that to 48.72m in round two and 50.54m in round three His throw was almost two metres shy of his lifetime best (52.38m) but was easily his best ever discus mark within a complete decathlon and was the farthest throw of the day The world record was looking more and more likely with each event but first Mayer would have to safely navigate his way through the pole vault a discipline that has caught out many decathletes over the years Mayer passed 5.15m and then easily cleared 5.25m five centimetres better than his best ever vault within a combined events competition he opted to stop vaulting to save his energy for the two remaining events “Now we can start talking about the world record,” said Mayer having tallied 7503 points after eight events The Frenchman recorded his fourth win of the second day courtesy a massive third-round throw of 71.90m in the javelin more than a metre farther than his previous best Mayer had already amassed 8421 – a score that eventually would have been enough to win by 111 points He needed just a 4:49 clocking in the 1500m to break Eaton’s world record Mayer’s PB for the distance was some 31 seconds faster than that #Decastar2018 Revivez le final du 1500m qui a installé Kévin Mayer sur le toit du monde ! Des frissons !!! 📺😍 #RMCSport2 pic.twitter.com/E1Lz2IdjS8 Exhausted and encouraged by a massive crowd he covered the final event in 4:36.11 to tally 9126 points improving Eaton’s previous mark by 81 points It was the biggest single improvement on a decathlon world record since Tomas Dvorak added 103 points to the mark in 1999 “I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time,” said Mayer after becoming the first Frenchman to hold the decathlon world record “We live for moments like this that are simply incredible I don’t have any more tears left because I was crying so much before the 1500m.” overtook Norwegian Martin Roe in the IAAF Combined Events Challenge standings to clinch his first series title That was an incredible display of ability! I’m super happy for @mayer_decathlon & even more for the future of the decathlon Important thing to me has always been to keep pushing the limit and inspiring others to do the same The more 9k can become commonplace the better World silver medallist Carolin Schäfer held a 17-point lead after the first day of the heptathlon but was temporarily overtaken after the first event of the second day Katerina Cachova of the Czech Republic leapt to 6.28m to post the second best long jump mark of the day behind Ukraine’s Daryna Sloboda 47 centimetres short of the PB she set last year Cachova held an 18-point lead over Schäfer but the German is a far superior javelin thrower and she proved as much with a throw of 51.58m to regain the lead Cachova stayed in relatively close contact with a season’s best of 46.39m but she dropped to third overall as Geraldine Ruckstuhl sent her javelin out to 55.11m Schäfer had a lead of 82 and 83 points respectively over her Swiss and Czech rivals Schäfer clocked 2:15.10 over 800m to secure her second win in Talence after 2014 Schäfer’s tally of 6457 moved her to the top of the challenge standings for the third year in a row displacing USA’s Erica Bougard as the leader “The Decastar has a really special atmosphere,” said Schäfer Competing at this late stage of the season was really hard and I’m ready for the holidays.” adding 34 points to her own national record *Subject to the usual ratification procedure Kipchoge breaks marathon world record in Berl.. Kevin Mayer will return to the scene of his decathlon world record when he competes at the Decastar meeting in Talence on 22-23 June while fellow world champion Nifassatou Thiam will make her debut at the IAAF Combined Events Challenge meeting Mayer stunned the athletics world last year in Talence when he put together a series of outstanding performances to smash the decathlon world record with a score of 9126 has never competed in Talence before but will likely be keen to produce a big score ahead of the defence of her world title later in the year Often held at the end of the season after major championships this year’s Decastar meeting will be held in late June three months ahead of the IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019 World leads for Thiam and Warner in Gotzis Mayer breaks decathlon world record in Talenc.. Maurice Smith and Andrei Kravchenko in the hurdles in Talence (© Hans van Kuijen) Kravchenko and Fountain the winners in Talenc.. Natallia Dobrynska of Ukraine during the Pentathlon Long Jump (© Getty Images) The decathlon at last weekend’s Decastar meeting in Talence the final competition of the 2016 IAAF Combined Events Challenge featured athletes who have stood on Olympic podiums and medallists from world and continental championships none of them could hold a candle to 20-year-old newcomer Pierce LePage The Canadian entered the 1500m finale with a 138-point lead after setting three personal bests He posted another near-PB in the last event but his 4:58.77 saw him drop down to third overall His score of 8027 made him one of the youngest decathletes in the world to score in excess of 8000 points this year It was vindication of a decision LePage made in summer 2015 He had just completed his first year of a Law degree at York University in Toronto He had also just won the Canadian U20 title with a national U20 record of 7179 and there was a lot of track,” he recalled “It was hard to focus on one thing.” He reached the decision to suspend his studies and focus solely on athletics; still fairly new to the world of combined events His first forays into athletics were in the triple jump He announced his talent by breaking a 27-year-old provincial record while competing for Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby At the age of 16 he started training under his current coach do you want to do an octathlon?’ I said why not?’ I had no idea what I was getting in to Then I was having some knee problems so I thought maybe I’d do the decathlon the next year His progress since then has been impressive with his national junior title in 2015 underlining his potential Yet few would have expected the year that he enjoyed in 2016 “Last September we were setting our goals,” he said “I was thinking I wanted to score 7500 Despite not having “too much of an indoor season” because of those injuries in May he ran 20.83 for the 200m in Toronto LePage said he can’t pinpoint a reason for his improved speed “I just noticed that I was doing so much better I kind of moved my goal [for the season] to 7900 points Another recalibration of what he thought possible came at the Pan American Combined Events Cup in Ottawa in June After seven personal bests in seven events he was leading an experienced field and was on course to surpass 8000 points But then his lack of experience came to the fore in the pole vault His response spoke volumes: he posted PBs in the remaining two events to amass 7059 for 10th place “I realised that on a perfect day I could make the Olympics,” said LePage who needed to reach the qualifying standard of 8100 if he were to make it to Rio “I went to Moncton two weeks later to try to make it LePage still got to go to Rio after being chosen as a future star through the RBC Training Ground programme in Canada he was given a glimpse into the arena of elite competition – tours of the Canada House “So much work your nation puts into supporting all their athletes Hopefully if I go to Tokyo I’ll be more prepared.” His Talence score lifted him to seventh on the Canadian all-time list Just like the speed he discovered early in the year LePage said he can’t isolate any one thing that led to his emergence this year “I think it’s just working hard,” he mused LePage is still developing physically – he stands at 2.01m (6ft 7in) after growing an inch in the last year He plans to add bulk to his lithe frame to help him adjust to the rigours of ten-event competition “Right now it just feels like by the javelin my body just kinda shuts down,” he admitted “Last year I just got introduced to weights Hopefully next year I’m going to beef up.” After exceeding his expectations this year he is reluctant to put a limit on what is possible in 2017 “I know my goal is to make [the World Championships in] London LePage and Rodriguez the overnight leaders in.. Kasyanov and Broersen prevail in Talence thri.. Commonwealth champion Lindon Victor broke his own Grenadian record with 8550 to win the decathlon at the Decastar meeting in Talence on Sunday (18) winning the overall men’s title in the World Athletics Combined Events Tour in the process The women’s Decastar heptathlon title went right down to the wire as Emma Oosterwegel of the Netherlands and Ivona Dadic of Austria ended in a tie for victory Victor was contesting his fourth decathlon of the year having finished second in Götzis and fifth at the World Championships before his triumph at the Commonwealth Games but he showed relatively little sign of fatigue in Talence at this late stage of the season The 29-year-old opened his campaign with a wind-assisted 10.61 (3.1m/s) in the 100m finishing second to Germany’s Manuel Eitel with 10.44 Switzerland’s Finley Gaio was third in 10.63 Gaio leapt into the lead after the long jump That was seven centimetres farther than USA’s Steven Bastien while Victor recorded 7.49m and Eitel 7.29m Come the shot put it was Victor’s turn to launch ahead thanks to a 15.75m throw almost a metre farther than any of his rivals France’s Makenson Gletty recorded 14.88m and Eitel a 14.86m PB Lithuania’s Edgaras Benkunskas topped the high jump with 2.08m while Estonia’s Risto Lillemets and USA’s Jack Flood both cleared 2.05m and Victor 2.02m Victor ended day one with a win in his 400m heat clocking a PB of 48.20 for the day’s third-quickest time behind Germany’s Malik Diakite (47.74) and Gaio with (48.19) giving the Grenadian an overnight score of 4438 and a 128-point lead over Gaio Victor’s strong series continued on Sunday starting the day with a 14.70 run in the 110m hurdles just a few hundredths shy of his season’s best an international-standard hurdler in his own right giving him a brief lead before slipping down the leaderboard over the course of the day throwing 51.00m – the best mark of the day – in the discus to regain the lead Victor equalled his 4.80m season’s best in the pole vault and followed it with a 66.01m throw in the javelin giving him a lead of almost 400 points going into the final event following his 4.80m vault and a 60.51m javelin throw climbed up to third place thanks to a 5.00m vault and 59.82m javelin throw Diakite was a comfortable winner of the 1500m but all eyes were on Victor and whether he’d do enough to break his own national record bringing his score to 8550 – an 11-point improvement on his previous best Eitel and Lillemets held on to their podium places finishing second and third respectively with scores of 8193 and 8149 France’s Makenson Gletty was close behind in fourth (8141) 2018 world indoor pentathlon silver medallist Dadic started with 13.81 in the 100m hurdles won by France’s Esther Turpin in 13.51 from Oosterwegel Sweden’s Bianca Salming topped the high jump clearing 1.86m as USA’s Ashtin Zamzow-Mahler managed 1.80m and Dadic and Turpin both went over 1.77m Switzerland’s Geraldine Ruckstuhl leading the way with a PB throw of 14.68m adding 10 centimetres to her previous best Salming had the second best mark of 14.41m while Oosterwegel threw 13.75m and Dadic 13.68m Dadic clocking 24.11 to give her a day-one score of 3689 Dadic extended her lead in the first event of the second day Oosterwegel launched her spear out to a lifetime best of 55.47m and catapulting herself into the lead Dadic knew she had to finish a stride ahead of Oosterwegel in the final event to claw back the points deficit and regain the lead clocking 2:11.12 to Oosterwegel’s 2:11.78 but it was ‘only’ enough to bring her level with the Dutch all-rounder The performance also elevated Oosterwegel up to third in the overall Combined Events Tour standings Results His winning mark in Talence last month may not have been one of his highest scores to date He was simply happy to get through the decathlon in one piece In his previous decathlon three months prior he picked up an ankle injury which ultimately meant that he had to forfeit competing at the European Championships in Zurich where he hoped to improve on his fourth-place finish from four years ago Instead he had to stay at home in Estonia and watch the action unfold on TV the Decastar meeting in the French village of Talence gave the 31-year-old the opportunity to do exactly that He bagged valuable points in the high jump on the first day after leaping 2.11m That gap grew by another 41 points after the 110m hurdles He produced the best mark of the competition in the discus and then out-performed his Ukrainian rival once again in the javelin In the 1500m he finished close enough to Kasyanov to hold on to pole position scoring 8077 to secure his first decathlon victory since 2008 he beat three of the top-10 finishers from the European Championships “At first the ankle injury I picked up in Kladno didn’t seem too serious but it took a long time to heal and I didn’t want to compete at the European Championships if I wasn’t in good shape “I was kind of surprised with the performance in Talence because I thought the amount of training I did before the competition wasn’t enough But in the end I had trained well throughout the rest of the year and I think it paid off But before the 1500m you always look at the standings and at that point I knew I had a chance to win It wasn’t the first time Pahapill had overcome an injury At the 2012 IAAF World Indoor Championships in Istanbul Pahapill fell in the 60m hurdles and landed awkwardly on his shoulder which put him out of action for a whole year “The decathlon is very demanding and it takes time to progress,” said Pahapill “I was setting personal bests every year between 2008 and 2011 but then at the World Indoors in 2012 I fell due to a faulty hurdle I had two operations and lost the opportunity to compete at the London Olympics I had to question whether it was the end of my career “But after more than a year of hard work I was competing again and was able to compete at the World Championships in Moscow.” In the Russian capital last year Pahapill finished 17th in the highest-quality decathlon competition of all time His score of 8170 was the best he had managed in his four appearances at the World Championships yet it was still more than 200 points shy of the 8398 PB he set in 2011 But Pahapill believes that his best days are yet to come “He was my first motivator,” said Pahapill of his introduction to athletes “He had a real passion for the combined events and he taught me a lot.” When Pahapill represented Estonia at the 2002 IAAF World Junior Championships in Kingston it was clear that he was destined to follow in his father’s footsteps and one day go beyond what Pahapill senior had achieved Pahapill – aged just 21 – made his first big breakthrough He won the decathlon and added more than 900 points to his PB smashing through the 8000-point barrier in the process with his winning mark of 8149 he qualified for that year’s World Championships in Helsinki He finished one place higher at the Olympic Games three years later But his biggest breakthrough was yet to come Still a relative unknown on the international scene Pahapill instantly became one of the standout performers of the 2009 European Indoor Championships when he won the heptathlon title with a score of 6362 He had never before scored higher than 6000 points but after setting indoor PBs in every event in Turin – including a 7.97m long jump which was the best mark ever achieved in an indoor combined events competition – he ended the weekend at ninth place on the world indoor all-time list The summer of 2009 didn’t quite go to plan He no-heighted in the pole vault in his first decathlon of the year and then recorded three fouls in the decathlon long jump at the World Championships in Berlin he gained redemption in Talence at the end of the summer He added 43 points to that mark at the 2010 European Championships Then in 2011 he improved again to 8398 when finishing third in Gotzis beaten only by two of the men who went on to win medals at that year’s World Championships he was unable to replicate that kind of form in Daegu and he finished in ninth place But he dreams of a decathlon when he is able to repeat what he achieved in Turin in 2009 by setting PBs in every event “My ultimate goal is to put all of my best results together,” he said “That would give me a big score.” 8900 to be exact Coached by Lithuania’s 1997 world heptathlon bronze medallist Remigija Nazaroviene Pahapill trains alongside two other Estonian decathletes three-time World Championships representative Andres Raja (PB of 8119) and national champion Kaarel Joevali (PB of 7672) “I have been working with Remigija for almost eight years now and she continues to help me progress as much as I can,” said Pahapill “She is very passionate about the sport and has a lot of knowledge She has helped me to overcome struggles which at times seemed impossible.” So when asked if he could follow in his coach’s footsteps by winning a medal at next year’s IAAF World Championships in Beijing having reached the highs and lows of the sport – simply said: “Anything is possible.” Schafer wins heptathlon while Pahapill comes .. World Champions Dvorak and Barber seek victory in the IAAF World Combined Events Challenge The 1999 IAAF World Combined Events Challenge moves to Talence (FRA) this weekend for the final stage of a circuit that has witnessed great performances throughout the year including earlier this year a new decathlon world record Having completed three decathlons with a total score of more than 8700 points and an average incredible 8825,3 points double World Champion and world record holder Tomas Dvorak is the uncontested leader of the 1999 IAAF Combined Events Challenge The Czech is now aiming to win the traditional Décastar event in Talence (18-19 September) for the first time and better the meeting record currently held by the USA’s Dan O'Brien Although Dvorak has taken part in the Décastar event four times he has yet to win this particular competition Dvorak declared he was not fully satisfied with his performance in Seville "I would like to finish the season by keeping up my undefeated record and by scoring at least 100 more points than in Seville I feel really good and moreover I will not be under any pressure." At the IAAF World Championship Dvorak obtained 8744 points second best performance in the world this year Dvorak now hopes to better O'Brien's seven-year-old record for the Décastar meet of 8891 points "If I could improve on his performance by at least one point it would be a great finish to the season." Germany’s Karin Ertl currently leads the Challenge with 18815 points ahead of American Sheila Burrell (18667) and 1998 winner Urzula Wlodarczyk (18532) The Challenge is decided on the basis of the total of the best three scores achieved by the contenders The favourite for the Overall Challenge title is however another athlete France’s Eunice Barber seems a likely candidate to take the lead in the IAAF World Combined Events Challenge after this weekend who will be competing in front of her home crowd is currently 9th in the standings but she has only taken part in two heptathlons so far this year She won the European Cup in Prague with 6505 points and the World Championships in Seville with a personal and world best of 6861 points Barber’s average of 6683 points is well above Sabine Braun’s 6424.5 The German has also only taken part in two heptathlons this year but will still be another candidate for the Challenge podium should she achieve more than 6000 points in Talence Barber who said she was delighted to end her superb season in front of her home crowd would need a score of at least 6200 points to ensure herself victory in the Challenge and the $30,000 prize money awarded to winners With the greatest all-round athletes present in Talence the Décastar should be a fabulous and exciting conclusion to this year’s IAAF World Combined Events Challenge Van Alphen and Yosypenko prevail in Talence -.. Making the transition from junior to senior athlete in any event is never simple and for heptathletes the complexity of coming of age is multiplied by seven who finished eighth at the World Championships last month The Dutch athlete completed three heptathlons in 2015 closing her season at last weekend’s Decastar meeting in Talence Though her total there of 6257 points was her lowest haul of her campaign she was still more than content with her performance after finishing the traditional lap of the track with all the other finishers “I did not know what to expect before the heptathlon (in Talence) because it’s so late in the season There were plenty of reasons to be cheerful.  Visser enjoyed a late-season flurry to finish third in the Bordeaux suburb and while more experienced athletes wilted in the late summer sun Visser remained near the top throughout the two days Competing in combined-event competition requires mental resolve the maturity to move on from a poor showing and stay focused on the next event she opened with a meeting record of 12.88 in the 100m hurdles the third time she has run faster than 13 seconds this year but showed the maturity and stamina to round off her weekend with another personal best of 2:13.08 in the 800m “Second day was like the same as in Beijing: long jump and javelin were really not good But then I was very happy that I could finish with a PB in the 800m who won bronze in both the heptathlon and the 100m hurdles at the 2014 World Junior Championships Beijing marked a first senior global championships “I’d done the European Champs and the European Indoors so Beijing was not a lot different she beat Olympic and now world champion Jessica Ennis-Hill with a 100m hurdles personal best of 12.81 which puts her inside the top 25 on the world list for that individual event this year She also set personal bests in the high jump and 800m (which she improved again in Talence) to amass 6344 points It made her only the fourth heptathlete under the age of 21 to achieve a top-eight finish in World Championships history She follows in the footsteps of the legendary Carolina Kluft (the champion in 2003 at just 20) and more recently last year’s world leader Katarina Johnson-Thompson “The atmosphere in Beijing at the Bird’s Nest was great The first day was really good: PBs in the hurdles and high jump my long jump was 30 centimetres behind my PB so I was really disappointed after that.” Visser’s best performance of the year came in Gotzis in May I scored like 6110 points in Gotzis,” said Visser some with bigger steps (big improvements in the throwing events) I expected to score a big PB – but not that big It was the first time that I really surprised myself.” Her Gotzis score of 6467 puts her in the world’s top 10 for 2015 despite being two years younger than anyone else in that elite bracket When pushed to explain her remarkable improvement Visser is quick to praise her coach Bart Bennema and the all-weather set-up of the Dutch national athletics centre in Papendal “It’s perfect for me,” added Visser eats and goes on holiday with the heptathlete-cum-200m world champion Dafne Schippers “My coach searched for someone who could help us We worked together with Charles van Commenee and Rana Reider I think that’s a good thing about my coach It’s not like he wants to do everything by himself He knows that some events he can coach better than others he tries to find someone who can help.” in addition to a weights programme that she says has made her stronger and faster Visser doesn’t turn 21 until next February and doesn’t expect to do an indoor pentathlon in time to get an invite for the event at the IAAF World Indoor Championships When she returns from a well-deserved holiday in Biarritz the focus will also turn to the prospect of competing at a home European Championships in Amsterdam in July and then the Rio 2016 Olympics Games just one month later “I’ve made big steps and hopefully I can do that again next year.” those steps could potentially translate into giant leaps on the biggest stage of all Thomas Byrne and James Charlton for the IAAF Report: women’s heptathlon 100m hurdles – IAA.. 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You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed La Rédac' ©Pavel GabzdylLes Bordelais auront bientôt les yeux rivés vers le ciel D'ici 2028, un planétarium sortira de terre dans le quartier du Forum à Talence.  Premier du genre dans le coin (les plus proches sont ceux de Poitiers ou de Toulouse) un Planétarium verra le jour à Talence d'ici 4 ans.  Interrogé par notre rédaction précise que l'idée du Planétarium "surfe sur la culture scientifique et spatiale de la ville de Talence" Ce projet phare de la politique culturelle prendra place sur le Forum des arts et de la culture L'instrument scientifique à visée familiale et éducative pourra accueillir 80 personnes (soit l'équivalent de 2 classes) autour d’une salle de projection avec une coupole et un dôme écran de 11 mètres le Planétarium de Talence sera l'occasion unique d'en apprendre davantage sur les planètes et les étoiles les comètes et tout ce que le ciel abrite tout un volet sur le réchauffement climatique et la préservation des océans est prévu L'espace éducatif proposera un véritable parcours scientifique avec des expériences inédites Des programmations communes avec Cap Sciences sont aussi en cours de cheminement Sans oublier les observatoires de Gironde (celui de la rive droite ou encore de Martignas-sur-Jalle) en tant que grands équipements astronomiques avec lesquels des animations ludiques pourront être imaginées Le coût total du projet s'élève à 8 millions d'euros. Le début des travaux sera donné en 2026 pour un alunissage prévu en 2028. Cet équipement d'envergure vise déjà à régner au-delà de Talence et de la Métropole Aurait-il pour ambition de tutoyer les étoiles ?  Olympic and world heptathlon champion Nafissatou Thiam achieved a world-leading performance despite injury En route to her 6819-point score the 24-year-old set a world best for the high jump within a heptathlon clearing 2.02m to improve her own previous best of 2.01m and also soared out to a Belgian long jump record of 6.67m (+1.6m/sec) 24.55 200m and 6.67m long jump) her score was 5195 points compared to the 5083 she achieved at the same stage during her eventual 7013 PB performance in Götzis in 2017 But an elbow injury prevented her from taking all three throws in the javelin and her best was 47.25m Thiam ran 2:20.46 for the 800m to secure the heptathlon title ahead of Xénia Krizsán with 6619 points and Laura Ikauniece with 6518 points Thiam's 4133 points after four events was her best-ever first-day score She was contesting her first heptathlon since winning the European title in Berlin and had missed the indoor season due to a leg injury Canada’s Pierce LePage won the decathlon title with 8453 points as Zach Ziemek was second with 8344 and Thomas van der Plaetsen was third with 8214 World decathlon record-holder Kevin Mayer did not contest all the events but his performances included a 10.60 100m There were 100m world-leading performances by Elaine Thompson and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce as both clocked 10.73 (+0.6m/sec) world under-20 champion Brianna Williams ran a Jamaican junior record and world under-18 all-time best of 10.94 The men's 100m was won by Yohan Blake with 9.96 (+0.4m/sec) ahead of Tyquendo Tracey with 10.00 and Rasheed Dwyer with 10.10 winning the 200m in a world-leading 22.00 ahead of Fraser-Pryce with 22.22 Magnus Kirt threw an Estonian record and world lead of 90.61m in the javelin for a mark which puts him 17th on the world all-time list Britain's Holly Bradshaw won the pole vault with 4.46m and Nick Miller won the hammer with 75.90m David King clocked 13.55 (+1.2m/sec) in the 110m hurdles and Nathan Douglas leapt 16.55m (+1.1m/sec) to win the triple jump Britain's Harry Aikines-Aryeetey clocked 10.11 in the 100m Malaika Mihambo leapt 6.89m in the long jump to win ahead of Brittney Reese's 6.68m Germany won the team title ahead of Great Britain Kyron Duke threw 14.19m to set an official world record in the F41 shot put @dukey_devil is a new world record holder! 🥇 He throws a distance of 14:19 in Leverkusen to take the title. 💪🏽 @BA_Paralympic | @BritAthletics pic.twitter.com/J7n9dCqJVC — Para Athletics (@ParaAthletics) June 21, 2019 It comes after he threw an unratified mark of 14.53m in Portugal in April Britain’s Andrew Douglas claimed a second World Mountain Running World Cup series win while Canada’s Lindsay Webster claimed victory in the women’s race Our Men's 26k podium!1st: Andrew Douglas (1:56:31) 2nd: Sam Sahli (2:06:18) 3rd: Henri Aymonod (2:08:03)#brokenarrowskyrace pic.twitter.com/NSfdqViB0F — Broken Arrow Skyrace (@BrokenArrowCA) June 23, 2019 Douglas clocked 1:56:31 for the 26km race featuring more than 1500m of positive gain to place nearly 10 minutes ahead of runner-up Sam Sahli of USA Webster clocked 2:22:35 ahead of USA's Morgan Arritola in 2:24:24 who is the daughter of Olympic and world medallist Fiona May improved to 6.64m (+0.2m/sec) in the long jump to break the Italian under-20 record There was a world best in the 300m by Shaunae Miller-Uibo as the Olympic 400m champion stormed to a time of 34.41 to improve the previous mark of 35.30 set by Ana Guevara in 2003 Magnus Kirt threw a then world-leading and Estonian record 90.34m to win the javelin while Mariya Lasitskene cleared an impressive 2.06m to win the high jump before attempting a would-be world record height of 2.10m An exciting 200m was won by Andre De Grasse as he came through to pip Christian Coleman Britain's Charlie Da'Vall Grice won the mile in 3:56.95 ahead of Michael Kibet (3:57.01) Ben Blankenship (3:57.27) and Marcin Lewandowski (3:57.32) while Gudaf Tsegay won the women's 1500m in 4:02.95 ahead of Sarah McDonald (4:03.79) and Jemma Reekie ran a 4:05.82 PB in seventh for a Doha World Championships standard Sam Kendricks cleared 5.93m to win the pole vault World champion Yulimar Rojas set a world lead and PB of 15.06m in the triple jump while Denia Caballero threw a world lead of 69.20m in the discus Clare Elms ran 5:12.64 at Finsbury Park to take five seconds off the W55 world record and 27 seconds off the British record Clare Elms runs 5:12.64 at Golden Stag Mile at Finsbury Park to take five seconds off W55 world record and 27 seconds off British record pic.twitter.com/LUqtqE4as0 — AW (@AthleticsWeekly) June 21, 2019 Alex Leprêtre won the mile in 4:13.9 as Hannah Viner was fastest woman in 4:53.8 Callum Hawkins clocked 29:06 and Morag MacLarty 33:51 to take the titles which includes 95 miles of trail and 14,000ft of ascent was won by Rowan Boswood in 15:14:42 and Siobhan Killingbeck in 17:41:09 to place sixth overall Preston AC’s Matt Wigelsworth was the impressive winner of the feature event at the Belfast Irish Milers Club Meeting The overdue arrival of summer meant perfect running conditions as records tumbled at the Mary Peters Track throughout an action-packed afternoon it was a worthwhile trip across the Irish Sea from his Preston base as he picked up the £200 bonus for breaking three minutes and 43 seconds in the men’s 1500m The ice-cool 22-year-old was well back off the pace in third place with 300m to run but stormed to the front on the final straight before stopping the clock at a personal best 3:42.67 Omagh’s Eilish Flanagan in a class of her own in the women’s 1500m who had only returned from Arizona where she is on an athletics scholarship on the Wednesday before the race opened up an unassailable lead on the penultimate circuit before coming home on her own in 4:21.06 Both 800m races were thrilling affairs with contrasting outcomes Kieran Kelly took up the running in the men’s race with 300m to go and looked all over the winner as he entered the home straight his Raheny Shamrock club colleague Cillian Kirwan had other ideas as he overhauled Kelly right on the line to win in 1:50.45 Nadia Power lived up to the favourite’s tag in the women’s two-lapper striking the front on the final back straight to build up a 20 metre lead Although fading slightly over the final 100m the Dubliner still had enough in hand to win easily in 2:04.05  Surprise here was Irish record holder for the event Rose-Anne Galligan ending up back in ninth with a modest 2:07.70 timing Other highlights included comprehensive victories in the respective 5000m races by Tullamore Harrier Liam Brady (14:32.80) and Strabane resident Ann-Marie McGlynn (16:09.35); Finn Valley’s Shane Irwin (47.72) and North Down’s Rachel McCann (56.94) were the winners of the respective 400m races while another Finn Valley athlete Janine Boyle arguably turned in the top sprint performance of the day with a 25.79 clocking in the women’s 200m » See the June 27 issue of AW magazine for more from this week’s athletics and running events Max Burgin breaks British U20 800m record in Bedford Max Burgin confirmed on GB European U20 Championships team Juliette A ©zarzamoraPremière du genre à Bordeaux la pâtisserie Elle&Lu est spécialisée dans les tiramisus et les choux artisanaux Un concept unique au royaume des canelés qui fait le bonheur des palais sucrés.  La valeur n'attend définitivement pas le nombre d'années La pâtissière Anaëlle Prolongeau confirme l'adage en venant tout juste d'ouvrir sa première pâtisserie au 188 avenue du 14 Juillet à Talence. Avec un parcours long comme le bras et des références d'exception - diplômée de Ferrandi ancienne du restaurant de l'Assemblée Nationale ou encore du palace Westin Paris Vendôme - la prodige des desserts originaire de Neuilly-sur-Seine regorge de créativité Une publication partagée par Elle&Lu - Pâtisserie Bordeaux (@elleandlu) elle la traduit dans ses choux à la crème croquants et ses tiramisus artisanaux on retrouve 7 variétés de choux à la crème avec insert vendus 2,50€ l’unité Les recettes de tiramisus sont tout aussi gourmandes avec 5 choix qui font part belle au café fruits rouges-cassis fleur de violette et noisette-praliné Ils sont vendus 5,50€ le bocal.  Une publication partagée par Elle&Lu - Pâtisserie Bordeaux (@elleandlu) Voilà qui vaut à la pâtisserie Elle&Lu un succès fulgurant la maîtresse des lieux confie déjà devoir concocter près de 1 000 choux par week-end dans son atelier pour répondre à toutes les demandes Une publication partagée par Elle&Lu - Pâtisserie Bordeaux (@elleandlu) on la retrouve le mercredi au marché de Talence Forum le samedi au marché de Mérignac et le dimanche au marché des Chartrons Face à l'essor de sa société la jeune pousse envisage d'ouvrir une boutique en centre-ville de Bordeaux d’ici l'année prochaine Une guinguette du Sud-Ouest ouvre au cœur des vignes à 15 minutes de Bordeaux Notre guide des meilleurs restaurants kids-friendly de Bordeaux Authentique Brunch : un buffet fleuri et arty livré à domicile pour les évènements bordelais It was a day with mixed feelings for Nafi Thiam at the women's heptathlon in Talence (Bordeaux) The Belgian athlete won the event at her comeback and qualified for the Olympic Games there was one dark cloud: the javelin throw Thiam collected 6,819 points in her 7 events well above the Olympic minimum of 6,420 points she set a world record in the high jump (2.02 metres) who set a new Belgian record in the long jump breaking the 1996 record of Sandrine Hennart things went wrong in the last-but-one event Thiam felt a strong pain in her elbow when she threw and lost all chances of breaking the European record of Karolina Kluft (7,032 points in 2007) It's hard to be joyful about the long jump considering what happened later on Nafi Thiam sets all-time high jump record in heptathlon Thiam was emotionally down after the javelin event and there were fears she could not take part in the final event and better than when she became the European champion last year (6,816 points) Thiam was fighting her tears when she told the VRT that "it's hard to be joyful about the long jump record considering what happened afterwards because I had a difficult winter and I worked hard to be back here."  "I can't move my elbow right now But there are three months left until the World Championships in Doha and we will nurse the injury as well as possible."   Ella Billet Défi relevé haut la main pour le Festival ODP Talence qui ouvrira son bal populaire et mélomane dans 9 jours L'évènement musical et humanitaire le plus attendu de l'été aura lieu du 8 au 11 septembre le Parc Peixotto s'embrasera à nouveau au profit des orphelins des sapeurs-pompiers de France On ne présente plus celui qui se tient chaque été dans le Parc Peixotto de Talence Il revient cette année pour une 7ème édition on fire du jeudi 8 au dimanche 11 septembre Comme si le festival montait chaque année d'un cran cette année sera placée sous le signe de l’éclectisme et de la bonne humeur Mais toujours avec les mêmes valeurs le festival le doit en partie à sa jolie histoire. Avant tout une histoire d’aventure humaine le Festival ODP Talence demeure au profit de l’Œuvre des pupilles orphelins et fonds d’entraide des sapeurs-pompiers de France.  le festival proposera comme chaque année son village enfants Ociane Matmut ODP Kids les 10 et 11 septembre de 10h à 17h au parc du château Margaut à Talence y seront proposés 2 jours d’animations entièrement gratuites pour petits et grands (parcours les artistes francophones et internationaux feront vibrer la scène. Ambiance smooth et coup de cœur assuré avec Annie Lalalove qui aura l’honneur d’ouvrir le festival le jeudi 08.09 aux côtés de Murray Head et Calogero Lauréat des chantiers des Francofolies 2020/2021 viendra diffuser ses belles mélodies aux textes sensibles et intimistes pour débuter la soirée du vendredi 09.09 la grande gagnante des Victoires de la musique 2022 fera vibrer le public du festival sur ses derniers tubes véritables déclarations d’amour au son disco. Jérémy Frerot aura très à cœur de faire découvrir son dernier album tout juste récompensé d’une Victoire de la Musique catégorie Révélation Masculine qui représentera la nouvelle scène pop française le festival et RTL2 vous proposent des showcases gratuits 100% RTL2 Pop-Rock Live le dimanche 11 septembre à partir de 17h avec Gaëtan Roussel Izïa. Le warm-up sera assuré par Loran. Entrée gratuite ouverte à tout le monde dans la limite des places disponibles Festival ODP TalenceDu 8 au 11 septembre 2022Parc du Château Peixotto, 33400 TalenceBilletterieSite internet Pass 1 jour à 54€Pass 2 jours au choix à 86€ Pass 3 jours à 117€ Le premier festival dédié aux mamans va avoir lieu sur une plage privée près de Bordeaux Un concert qui met les spectateurs en état d'hypnose débarque dans un ancien hôpital reconverti en château à Bordeaux 5 festivals pour fêter le printemps en musique  le rendez-vous est pris ce vendredi 24 février autour d'une soirée "montagne" aux Halles de Talence qui se transformera en véritable chalet avec tous les essentiels que l'on aime retrouver au ski Un vent des Pyrénées souffle sur les Halles de Biltoki Talence les Halles vous invitent à leur soirée " Tout Schuss" le spot talençais prendra des airs de station de ski avec décoration vin chaud & plats montagnards incontournables Les amoureux de l'hiver profiteront d'une carte spéciale concoctée par le chef étoilé Vivien Durand de la Cuisine de Vivien avec : Mont d’Or rôti sur les DJ set endiablé de Enjoy 33 qui sera convié aux platines de 19h La meilleure tenue de ski sera récompensée.. Et pour faire durer le plaisir plus longtemps les Halles fermeront exceptionnellement 1H plus tard que d'habitude.  Une publication partagée par Halles de Talence (@hallesdetalence) Soirée Tout SchussVendredi 24 févrierHalles de Talence - BiltokiPlace Alcala de Henares, 316 bis Cr de la Libération, 33400 TalenceRéservations de tonneaux ou tables à camille@biltoki.comEvent Facebook spécialiste du géomarketing, dévoile le palmarès des villes les plus jeunes parmi les villes de plus de 20 000 habitants En s'appuyant sur des données issues des bases INSEE il révèle les villes étudiantes les plus attrayantes Surprise : c'est Talence qui se hisse à la première place du podium !  Récemment élue la plus jeune de France par dernier point Data automnal la commune de 42 171 habitants est particulièrement courtisée par les djeuns.  Avec plus de 10 000 habitants de 18 à 24 ans recensés sur la population totale,la commune limitrophe à Bordeaux Près de 25% de sa population appartient à cette tranche d’âge Cette place est expliquée par la forte concentration de campus universitaires avec 7 école d’enseignement supérieur présentes sur le territoire et de nombreuses école proches Elle compte ainsi 20% d’étudiants En deuxième et troisième positions qui comptent respectivement 24,35% et 23,74% de jeunes de 18 à 24 ans La meilleure plage de France 2025 vient d'être élue en Gironde  Un jardin éphémère avec guinguette et chasse aux œufs s'installe à Bordeaux pour Pâques Un nouveau train express va vous emmener à Barcelone en 45 minutes depuis Bordeaux Pauline Pansart OKPlus que quelques jours avant la tant attendue 4 ème édition qui fera groover le parc de Peixoto du 18 au 20 Mai Si le festival change de nom et s’associe à la ville de Talence il n'en reste pas moins au profit d'une jolie cause se sublime d’année en année Louise Attaque et bien d’autres ont foulé la scène du jeune festival qui compte désormais parmi les Rendez-vous incontournables de l'année. Et le line up de ce quatrième millésime ne fera pas mentir cette affirmation  Fidèles à leur positionnement les programmateurs ont fait appel à des artistes francophones Si 30 000 personnes étaient présentes pour applaudir haut et fort les artistes des éditions précédentes ce sont des groupes d'hier et d'aujourd'hui qui viendront jouer au profit des orphelins de sapeurs-pompiers de France ©Domaine de Raba - L'abus d'alcool est dangereux pour la santé À consommer avec modération.Véritable référence dans le paysage hôtelier et gastronomique le petit havre de paix situé à Talence renouvelle sa carte avec le lancement d’un restaurant spécialisé dans la cuisine à la braise et les cocktails D’autres surprises estivales sont attendues  C’est en 2016 que le Domaine de Raba commence l’aventure sous l’ère millésime Très vite apprécié pour son cadre idyllique aux portes de la ville il ne tarit pas d’idées pour faire vivre son vaste écrin naturel de 1,3 hectares un cinéma et un espace boutique, le Domaine de Raba multiplie les expériences de vie D’ici la fin de l’année il ouvrira son hôtel de 36 chambres 5 étoiles.  pas question de se reposer sur ses lauriers Le Domaine de Raba métamorphose son restaurant Marguerite pour le devenir Contre-Sens le sublime bar à cocktails avec terrasse nichée au cœur des jardins verdoyants L’ouverture de son petit frère avec des petits formats gastronomiques cuits à la braise et à partager Pensé comme un accord mets et cocktails un shot (savamment étudié avec la cuisine et le bar) ponctuera chaque interstice pour raviver la dégustation Casser les codes de la haute-gastronomie et la rendre plus festive qui lie l’ancien Contre-Sens et Contre-Jour deviendra une seule et même entité épicurienne en mode speakeasy suivez les indications menant au bar à cocktails le Contre-Jour et sa Bibliothèque.. Une nouvelle page s’ouvre aussi pour le Tiki restaurant éphémère incontournable du Domaine de Raba avec pour thématique les îles S’il est d’humeur montagnarde l’hiver avec le fameux Refuge il se transforme en cocon exotique à la saison estivale avec sa cuisine insulaire servie sur fond d'ambiance playa il fera son grand retour pour la fête de la musique L'autre restaurant les Petits Caprices continue son petit bonhomme de chemin avec un voyage culinaire à travers les différents continents L’offre de restaurant est large pour réjouir les palais les plus fins et les plus exigeants Le Domaine de Raba apporte aussi son lot de nouveautés avec une programmation évènementielle travaillée aux petits oignons : concerts à la bougie cinéma en plein air ou encore ateliers de mixologie ou de sommellerie animés par des experts renommés.. Les idées d’activités sont denses et variées  L'abus d'alcool est dangereux pour la santé Top des burgers que les Bordelais aiment le plus Le top des meilleures boulangeries de Bordeaux Une nouvelle application permet de se faire livrer ses spiritueux à domicile à Bordeaux