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Sport Climbing IFSC World Championships 2019


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à l’instant, Dunadan a dit :

Quota for:

:JPN ?

:JPN ?

:GER Alexander Megos

:AUT Jakob Schubert

:KAZ Rishat Khaibullin

:CZE Adam Ondra

:FRA Mickael Mawem

:ITA Ludovico Fossali

it's official ?

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Just now, Dunadan said:

Quota for:

:JPN ?

:JPN ?

:GER Alexander Megos

:AUT Jakob Schubert

:KAZ Rishat Khaibullin

:CZE Adam Ondra

:FRA Mickael Mawem

:ITA Ludovico Fossali

There is an appeal against Ondra, so he can be moved down to 18th in lead which will make him lose the quota. 

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The commentators on IFSC's youtube livestream say that Ondra is going to be awarded 10 in the lead. They got this information from an official. This would mean he will end 19th in lead and he will lose the quota. Nothing is official yet!

 

Edit: It's now official. Ondra is 19th in lead, so no final or quota for :CZE.

 

Here is the reason: (Standing on a bolt)

Spoiler

Billede

 

Edited by wumo26
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Just now, EselTheDonkey said:

On the official site, Ondra is listed as 19th in lead and the final quota goes to :CAN 

 

McColl is also under investigation (apparently he missed out on fixing a clip on way on the wall)...

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55 minutes ago, phelps said:

 

McColl is also under investigation (apparently he missed out on fixing a clip on way on the wall)...

He did fix the clip.

 

See here:

Spoiler

 

According to the rule book:

 

Climbing procedure

7.17 A competitor’s attempt shall be deemed to have:

A) Started, and measurement of the climbing time shall start, when every part of the competitor’s body has left the ground. For the avoidance of doubt, the route judge has discretion to determine whether a competitor is starting or adjusting their position prior to starting. During their attempt, competitors:

1) are not permitted to clean holds; and

2) must clip the Protection Points in sequence, provided that:

a) the competitor may un-clip and re-clip the last clipped Protection Point at any time; and

b) the competitor must correct any “Z-Clip” and to do so may un-clip and re-clip any of the Protection Points involved, provided that after correction all Protection Points must be clipped.

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Women's Combined Final

 

Speed Results

 

1st, :POL Aleksandra Miroslaw

2nd, :GBR Shauna Coxsey

3rd, :SUI Petra Klinger

4th, :JPN Miho Nonaka

5th, :JPN Futaba ito

6th, :SLO Janja Garnbret

7th, :JPN Akiyo Noguchi

8th, :JPN Ai Mori

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