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The results of the Lead Semifinale and the pre-quarter finals of the IFSC Climbing World Cup Speed, currently being held at Rock Master 2013.
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Giulio Malfer / Planetmountain.comLEAD - Semifinal onsight
The Semifinal onsight round has come to an end at the Arco Climbing Stadium. The best 8 all qualified for this evening’s Final. Two great climbers lead the provisional results: Ramón Julian Puigblanque and Jain Kim, who beat Mina Markovic by a hair’s breadth. Two Italians Jenny Lavarda and Stefano Ghisolfi placed 8th and 7th respectively and have therefore qualified for the finals this evening which begin at 20:30. Read the complete report.
SPEED
The first verdicts of the IFSC Climbing World Cup Speed. Libor Hroza, Qixin Zhong and Stanislav Kokorin the fastest men, in the final Leonardo Gontero from Italy, winner in Arco in 2012. The women's provisional ranking is lead by the Russians Alina Gaidamakina, Mariia Krasavina and Anouck Jaubert. Read the complete report.
The Semifinal onsight round has come to an end at the Arco Climbing Stadium. The best 8 all qualified for this evening’s Final. Two great climbers lead the provisional results: Ramón Julian Puigblanque and Jain Kim, who beat Mina Markovic by a hair’s breadth. Two Italians Jenny Lavarda and Stefano Ghisolfi placed 8th and 7th respectively and have therefore qualified for the finals this evening which begin at 20:30. Read the complete report.
SPEED
The first verdicts of the IFSC Climbing World Cup Speed. Libor Hroza, Qixin Zhong and Stanislav Kokorin the fastest men, in the final Leonardo Gontero from Italy, winner in Arco in 2012. The women's provisional ranking is lead by the Russians Alina Gaidamakina, Mariia Krasavina and Anouck Jaubert. Read the complete report.
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