Yelena Isinbayeva - Results

Results

2004

  • 1st – 4.83 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.86 m – World Indoor Championships, Budapest, Hungary
  • 1st – 4.87 m – IAAF Gateshead, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.89 m – Birmingham International Meeting, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.90 m – British Grand Prix London, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.91 m – Summer Olympics, Athens, Greece
  • 1st – 4.92 m – Golden League Brussels, Belgium
  • 1st – 4.83 m – 2nd World Atletics Final, Monte Carlo, Monaco

2005

  • 1st – 4.87 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.90 m – European Indoor Championships, Madrid, Spain
  • 1st – 4.93 m – IAAF Lausanne, Switzerland
  • 1st – 4.95 m – Meeting de Madrid, Spain
  • 1st – 5.00 m – IAAF London, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.79 m – IAAF Stockholm, Sweden
  • 1st – 5.01 m – World Championships, Helsinki, Finland
  • 1st – 4.93 m – Golden League Brussels, Belgium
  • 1st – 4.74 m – 3rd World Athletics Final, Monte Carlo, Monaco

2006

  • 1st – 4.91 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.79 m – Norwich Union Grand Prix, Birmingham, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.72 m – Meeting Gaz de France du Pas-de-Calais, Lievin, France
  • 1st – 4.80 m – World Indoor Championships, Moscow, Russia
  • 1st – 4.76 m – IAAF Paris Saint-Denis, France
  • 1st – 4.90 m – IAAF Lausanne, Switzerland
  • 1st – 4.91 m – IAAF London, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.80 m – European Championships, Gothenburg, Sweden
  • 1st – 4.81 m – Golden League Brussels, Belgium
  • 1st – 4.75 m – 4th World Athletics Final, Stuttgart, Germany

2007

  • 1st – 4.93 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.91 m – Meeting Gaz De France, Paris, France
  • 1st – 4.90 m – Golden League Rome, Italy
  • 1st – 4.82 m – Norwich Union Super Grand Prix, London, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.80 m – World Championships, Osaka, Japan
  • 1st – Golden League Brussels, Belgium
  • 1st – 4.87 m – 5th World Athletics Final, Stuttgart, Germany

2008

  • 1st – 4.95 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.75 m – World Indoor Championships, Valencia, Spain
  • 1st – 5.03 m – Golden Gala, Rome, Italy
  • 1st – 5.04 m – Super Grand Prix, Monte Carlo, Monaco
  • 1st – 5.05 m – Summer Olympics, Beijing, China
  • 1st – 4.88 m – IAAF Zurich, Switzerland

2009

  • 1st – 5.00 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.82 m – Aviva Grand Prix, Birmingham, Great Britain
  • 1st – 4.83 m – ISATF Berlin, Germany
  • 1st – 4.65 m – Meeting Gaz de France, Paris, France
  • 2nd – 4.68 m – Aviva London Grand Prix, London, Great Britain
  • no height recorded – World Championships, Berlin, Germany
  • 1st – 5.06 m – IAAF Golden League, Zurich, Switzerland

2010

  • 1st – 4.85 m – Russian Winter Meeting, Moscow, Russia
  • 1st – 4.85 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 4th – 4.60 m – World Indoor Championships, Doha, Qatar

2011

  • 1st – 4.81 m – Russian Winter Meeting, Moscow, Russia
  • 1st – 4.85 m – Pole Vault Stars, Donetsk, Ukraine
  • 1st – 4.60 m – Night of Athletics, Heusden, Belgium
  • 1st – 4.76 m – Diamond League, Stockholm, Sweden
  • 6th – 4.65 m – World Championships, Daegu, South Korea

2012

  • 1st – 5.01 m – XL-Galan, Stockholm, Sweden
  • 1st – 4.80 m – World Indoor Championships, Istanbul, Turkey
  • 3rd – 4.70 m – Summer Olympic, London, Great Britain

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