Sergey Bubka's 1997 World championship spikes for sale!
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 2:38 pm
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IAAF AUCTION – Bubka’s sixth World Champs winning spikes - What’s your bid?
Wednesday 18 January 2006
Monte-Carlo - Sergey Bubka (UKR), the 1988 Olympic champion and six-time outdoor World Championship gold medallist, the greatest pole vaulter of all-time, has donated his autographed 1997 World Championship winning spikes for the charity auction which began on Monday morning (16).
All the auction lots are available for bids for a ten day period via the on-line auction house eBay, http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfcclZ1QQfclZ4QQfrppZ25QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsassZathleticsforabetterworld
The IAAF’s humanitarian project ‘Athletics for a Better World: The IAAF Stars’ Donation Fund’, offers fans of World and Olympic track and field athletics the chance to buy pieces of unique sporting history.
Fifty star athletes from the Olympics’ number one sport, 23 of whom have been World Record breakers during their career, have donated items of personal memorabilia associated with some of their greatest sporting triumphs to the project whose proceeds are to be distributed between three United Nations organisations, FAO, UNICEF and the WFP.
Check out – http://www.iaaf.org/AFABW for further information.
IAAF AUCTION – Bubka’s sixth World Champs winning spikes - What’s your bid?
Wednesday 18 January 2006
Monte-Carlo - Sergey Bubka (UKR), the 1988 Olympic champion and six-time outdoor World Championship gold medallist, the greatest pole vaulter of all-time, has donated his autographed 1997 World Championship winning spikes for the charity auction which began on Monday morning (16).
All the auction lots are available for bids for a ten day period via the on-line auction house eBay, http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfcclZ1QQfclZ4QQfrppZ25QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsassZathleticsforabetterworld
The IAAF’s humanitarian project ‘Athletics for a Better World: The IAAF Stars’ Donation Fund’, offers fans of World and Olympic track and field athletics the chance to buy pieces of unique sporting history.
Fifty star athletes from the Olympics’ number one sport, 23 of whom have been World Record breakers during their career, have donated items of personal memorabilia associated with some of their greatest sporting triumphs to the project whose proceeds are to be distributed between three United Nations organisations, FAO, UNICEF and the WFP.
Check out – http://www.iaaf.org/AFABW for further information.