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Grandad who has 11 full Ironman Triathlons and 24-hour marathons under his belt now plans to be Ironman WORLD CHAMPION

Despite being 70-years-old, Marek Musiał has completed 11 Ironman triathlons and trains for 3 hours a day. The piano repairman from Bielsko-Biała isn’t thinking about slowing down anytime soon. Marek Musiał/Facebook

Marek Musiał, who repairs broken pianos for a living, trains for 3-6 hours a day and has already taken part in three Ironman World Championships.

Iga Świątek to play with Łukasz Kubot at Australian Open

Poles Iga Świątek and Łukasz Kubot gained the so-called 'wild card' and will play together at the Australian Open Grand Slam tournament, Artur Bochenek, from the Warsaw Sport Group Open, announced on Wednesday.

Smashing Iga slams her way to second round of the Australian opener

The Grand Slam Opener win is another step forward in the Warsaw teen’s impressive sporting career.

Poland's ski jumper wins World Cup Large Hill on Sunday

Dawid Kubacki of Poland won the World Cup Men's Individual Large Hill ski jumping competition in Predazzo, Italy, on Sunday.

Polish skater wins gold at Short Track Speed Skating Championships

Poland's Natalia Maliszewska has won gold at the ISU European Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Dordrecht, the Netherlands.

Europe’s "biggest" roofed water park aims to open with a splash this year

Along with pools and dozens of slides the park will have an accommodation village and a four-star hotel.

Retiring tennis star Agnieszka Radwańska honoured by president

Country’s leading tennis player picks up award for her sporting achievements.

A-MAZE-ing snow maze bigger than TEN tennis courts is the world’s largest

This is the fourth year that Zakopane can boast its record-breaking labyrinth, which at over 3,000 m2 comfortably beats the Arctic Glacier Ice Maze at the Buffalo Powder Keg Festival in Buffalo, New York by more than doubling its size.

Up, up and a YAY! Kubacki soars to victory with record-breaking ski jump

In addition to breaking the Bischofshofen jump record, the 2017 World Champion also enjoyed a second place victory, narrowly coming behind Japan’s Ryoyu Kobayashi.

Don’t let U.S. down! Tulia forced to cancel first U.S. gig after being REFUSED entry ahead of NBA debut

The four-piece girl folk band, who said they were looking forward to wowing American audiences with their rendition of the Star Spangled Banner, have apologised to their legion of fans on social media after being told they could not travel to the States.

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