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2005年10月22日,前芬兰世界著名男子中跑明星维伦将其矗立在赫尔辛基奥林匹克体育场外的一尊铜像复制品捐献给国际田联。维伦曾是4度奥运会冠军获得者和3次世界纪录创造者,1972年奥运会前一个月,维伦在德国慕尼黑以8分14秒的成绩打破了男子两公里世界纪录,同年9月3日,维伦在慕尼黑奥运会男子10000米决赛中,开始便跑出了由贝特福德保持的该项世界纪录的速度。然而,当比赛进行到第12圈时,包括维伦在内的几位跑在前面的运动员挤在一起摔倒了,但维伦很快站起来重新恢复了打破世界纪录的速度。最后600米时,维伦开始冲刺,最终以27分38秒4的新世界纪录夺得冠军。7天后维伦又赢得了他在这届奥运会上的第2枚金牌,他在5000米比赛的冲刺中击败了所有对手获胜。值得一提的是,状态极佳的维伦在奥运会比赛4天后,又在芬兰赫尔辛基创造了13分16秒4的男子5000米世界纪录。
On October 22, 2005, former World Champion Velen, a former world famous man from Finland, donated a bronze replica of its bronze statue to the IAAF on the Olympic Stadium in Helsinki. Velen was a 4 degree Olympic champion and 3 world record creators. In the month before the 1972 Olympic Games, Velen broke the two-kilometer men’s world record by 8 minutes and 14 seconds in Munich, Germany. On September 3 of the same year , Velen in the Munich Olympic Games men’s 10000 meters final, began to run out of Berthold maintained the world record speed. However, when the race lasted until the 12th lap, several runners in the front, including Velen, crouched together and fell, but Velen quickly stood up and regained the record of breaking the world record. The final 600 meters, Velen began sprint, and eventually 27 minutes 38 seconds 4 new world record won the championship. Velen won his second gold medal at the Olympics seven days later, defeating all his opponents in a sprint of 5,000 meters. It is worth mentioning that, Velen in excellent condition 4 days after the Olympic Games, in Helsinki, Finland and created a 13 minutes and 16 seconds 4 men’s 5000 meters world record.