Fanny Roos coach Vesteinn Hafsteinsson was not present in Minsk during the record-breaking, but followed the competition from the TV couch.
- It was fantastic to see, I hardly have words, he tells SVT Sport.
The bump that measured 19.06 came in the last round of the competition and meant that Roos, who has long chased that magic line, can now count on the 19-meter club.
- It has been a dream limit for her. We've been waiting for this all summer since she hit 18.88. I am incredibly happy that she is doing so with the time for the World Cup. And in this context, she beats girls she has never beaten before.
Fanny Roos finished in second place in the competition after US Maggie Ewan who won at the best personal score of 19.47.
- It is so important for confidence in the World Cup. That she understands how good she really is.
Vesteinn Hafsteinsson, who also trains Daniel Ståhl in the discus, says that 19.01 is the only bump over 19 meters that Roos has managed on training, but there have been several bumps nearby.
- Now a competition is waiting in Poland in four days. She should be in her best shape at the World Cup, both physically and mentally, says Vesteinn Hafsteinsson.