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Decathlon 2000 is looking for small donations to expand and keep running the website (0)

Janek Salmistu
July 18, 2023
Since 1999, Decathlon 2000 has been the priority internet source for comprehensive information of combined events

Decathlon 2000, one of the most respected global platforms dedicated to the decathlon and other combined events - Damian Warner, photo by Michel Fisquet

We are the well-known information source for Decathlon fans but as well for decathletes and their coaches and other officials and professionals in the Decathlon world. You are able to find information of Decathlon history, its development, rules, news, interviews, athlete’s bios, training and coaching materials and articles, chatting forums and all the needed information of decathletes of all over the World.

Decathlon 2000 is looking for donations to expand and keep running the website. We want to upscale functionality of web pages and improve services for example to have deeper historical statistics and featured news to bring the Decathlon to the greater international prominence that it definitely deserves.

If you know people or companies who can offer small donation please forward this message to them.

If you find value in preserving and exploring decathlon history, you can support the project.

Thank you!
Janek Salmistu

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