It was a stunning evening of athletics action in Poland as Sweden’s Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis and Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen broke world records at the Silesia Diamond League meet on Sunday. While Duplantis surpassed his own men’s pole vault mark for the third time just in 2024, Ingebrigtsen bettered the long-standing 3,000 metres timing by more than three seconds. Norwegian Ingebrigtsen clocked seven minutes 17.55 seconds, erasing the record set by Kenya’s Daniel Komen in 1996, when he ran 7:20.67 in Rieti, Italy. It was the longest-standing men’s athletics world record in individual track events. For Duplantis though, it was a quick turnaround. Just under three weeks after he last broke his own world record, he cleared 6.26m, bettering the mark he set at the Stade de France to be crowned Olympic Champion. “I know I can jump higher, and I want to jump a lot higher,” Duplantis had told olympics.com. “I would like to jump over 6.30m.” And he is now inching ever closer to it. Duplantis first broke the world record in men’s pole …