Lead climbing at the 2018 IFSC Climbing World Cup explained

Event:Lead climbing
Competition:2018 IFSC Climbing World Cup
Location: Villars, Switzerland
Chamonix, France
Briançon, France
Arco, Italy
Kranj, Slovenia
Wujiang, China
Xiamen, China
Dates:6 July – 28 October 2018
Men: Jakob Schubert
Women: Janja Garnbret
Prev:2017 IFSC Climbing World Cup
Next:2019 IFSC Climbing World Cup

Lead climbing competitions at the 2018 IFSC Climbing World Cup were held at seven locations, from 6 July to 28 October 2018. The top three in each competition received medals, and at the end of the season, the overall winners were awarded trophies. The overall winners were determined based upon points, which athletes were awarded for finishing in the top 30 of each individual event. Jakob Schubert won the men's seasonal title, Janja Garnbret won the women's seasonal title, and Austria won the national team title.

Overall ranking

An overall ranking was determined based upon points, which athletes were awarded for finishing in the top 30 of each individual event.

Men

6 best competition results were counted (not counting points in brackets) for the IFSC Climbing World Cup 2018.[1]

RankNamePointsXiamenWujiangKranjArcoBriançonChamonixVillars
1 Jakob Schubert495.0016. (20.00)2. 80.002. 80.001. 100.004. 55.002. 80.001. 100.00
2 Stefano Ghisolfi466.002. 80.005. 51.001. 100.002. 80.005. (51.00)1. 100.004. 55.00
3 Romain Desgranges356.006. 47.001. 100.0020. 12.009. 37.002. 80.0027. (4.00)2. 80.00
3 Domen Škofic356.001. 100.0019. (14.00)12. 28.003. 65.003. 65.004. 55.007. 43.00
5 Hyunbin Min251.003. 65.003. 65.00-8. 40.0017. 18.0018. 16.006. 47.00
6 Alexander Megos230.00---12. 28.001. 100.003. 65.009. 37.00
7 Taisei Homma217.005. 51.008. 40.0013. 26.00-9. 37.007. 43.0016. 20.00
8 Sascha Lehmann206.008. 40.0017. 18.0025. (6.00)6. 47.007. 43.008. 40.0017. 18.00
9 Yuki Hada192.007. 43.0020. (12.00)7. 43.0014. 24.0012. 28.0019. 14.008. 40.00
10 Francesco Vettorata168.0015. 22.006. 47.006. 47.0022. 9.0020. 12.0011. 31.00-

Women

6 best competition results were counted (not counting points in brackets) for the IFSC Climbing World Cup 2018.[2]

RankNamePointsXiamenWujiangKranjArcoBriançonChamonixVillars
1 Janja Garnbret550.002. 80.001. 90.002. 80.001. 100.001. 100.002. (80.00)1. 100.00
2 Jessica Pilz505.001. 100.003. 65.004. (55.00)2. 80.002. 80.001. 100.002. 80.00
3 Jain Kim354.0010. 34.001. 90.001. 100.00--3. 65.003. 65.00
4 Manon Hily238.0014. (24.00)8. 40.0011. 31.006. 47.0011. 31.0010. 34.004. 55.00
5 Mei Kotake228.005. 51.0013. 26.009. 37.0016. 20.00-5. 51.007. 43.00
6 Tjasa Kalan224.007. 43.006. 45.0012. 28.009. 37.0028. (3.00)9. 37.009. 34.00
7 Hannah Schubert219.0011. 31.009. 37.003. 65.0019. (14.00)13. 26.008. 40.0016. 20.00
8 Mina Markovič214.006. 47.0022. (9.00)8. 40.0010. 34.005. 51.0012. 28.0019. 14.00
8 Akiyo Noguchi214.003. 65.004. 55.00---7. 43.005. 51.00
10 Mia Krampl211.004. 55.006. 45.0010. 34.00-7. 43.0021. 10.0014. 24.00

National Teams

For National Team Ranking, 3 best results per competition and category were counted (not counting results in brackets).[3]

RankNationPointsXiamenWujiangKranjArcoBriançonChamonixVillars
1 Austria1528230269264250(218)232283
21468305246242160(135)235280
3 Slovenia1428282194(182)238266210238
495995160(81)18525184184
5 Italy82211813520211199157(55)
6 Republic of Korea65210717710741(27)91129
7 Belgium3828055(22)105654730
83771513(0)1088910547
9 Suisse37340(18)6778497168
10340--234510011161

Villars, Switzerland (6-7 July)

Men

91 athletes attended the World Cup in Villars.[4]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Jakob Schubert38+100
2 Romain Desgranges38+80
3 Tomoa Narasaki33+65
4 Stefano Ghisolfi33+55
5 Max Rudigier32+51
6 Hyunbin Min22+47
7 Domen Škofic22+43
8 Yuki Hada22+40

Women

64 athletes attended the World Cup in Villars.[5]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Janja Garnbret44+100
2 Jessica Pilz4280
3 Jain Kim41+65
4 Manon Hily36+55
5 Akiyo Noguchi35+51
6 Miho Nonaka32+47
7 Mei Kotake31+43
8 Ashima Shiraishi31+40

Chamonix, France (11-13 July)

Men

111 athletes attended the World Cup in Chamonix.[6]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Stefano GhisolfiTop100
2 Jakob Schubert48+80
3 Alex Megos46+65
4 Domen Škofic46+55
5 William Bosi43+51
6 Shuta Tanaka43+47
7 Taisei Homma40+43
8 Sascha Lehmann30+40

Women

92 athletes attended the World Cup in Chamonix.[7]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Jessica PilzTop100
2 Janja Garnbret50+80
3 Jain Kim48+65
4 Ashima Shiraishi4455
5 Mei Kotake42+51
6 Anak Verhoeven4147
7 Akiyo Noguchi40+43
8 Hannah Schubert40+40

Briançon, France (20-21 July)

Men

84 athletes attended the World Cup in Briançon.[8]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Alex Megos45+100
2 Romain Desgranges4380
3 Domen Škofic42+65
4 Jakob Schubert42+55
5 Stefano Ghisolfi41+51
6 Thomas Joannes34+47
7 Sascha Lehmann3243
8 Hiroto Shimizu28+40

Women

66 athletes attended the World Cup in Briançon.[9]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Janja GarnbretTop100
2 Jessica PilzTop80
3 Anak Verhoeven46+65
4 Ashima Shiraishi39+55
5 Mina Markovič39+51
6 Vita Lukan33+47
7 Mia Krampl33+43
8 Nolwenn Arc33+40

Arco, Italy (27-28 July)

Men

95 athletes attended the World Cup in Arco.[10]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Jakob Schubert44+100
2 Stefano Ghisolfi41+80
3 Domen Škofic4165
4 Adam Ondra4155
5 Shuta Tanaka40+51
6 Sascha Lehmann38+47
7 Alberto Ginés López32+43
8 Hyunbin Min23+40

Women

76 athletes attended the World Cup in Arco.[11]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Janja Garnbret50+100
2 Jessica Pilz49+80
3 Anak Verhoeven39+65
4 Claire Buhrfeind33+55
5 Hélène Janicot3151
6 Manon Hily2847
7 Ievgeniia Kazbekova2843
8 Christine Schranz940

Kranj, Slovenia (29-30 September)

Men

61 athletes attended the World Cup in Kranj.[12]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Stefano GhisolfiTop100
2 Jakob Schubert49+80
3 Masahiro Higuchi43+65
4 Marcello Bombardi43+55
5 Sean McColl40+51
6 Francesco Vettorata3647
7 Yuki Hada28+43
8 Kokoro Fujii2840

Women

47 athletes attended the World Cup in Kranj.[13]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Jain Kim41100
2 Janja Garnbret34+80
3 Hannah Schubert34+65
4 Jessica Pilz3055
5 Katharina Posch27+51
6 Natsumi Hirano13+47
7 Katherine Choong13+43
8 Mina Markovič13+40

Wujiang, China (20-21 October)

The Lead World Cup finals at Wujiang were cancelled because of bad weather. The women's final was being carried out when it started to rain and made the last few climbers slip off of wet holds. After many considerations and an appeal from the athlete's side, the finals for women and men (which had not been carried out) were cancelled. The winners of the event were then determined based on the results of the semifinals.[14] [15] [16]

Men

34 athletes attended the World Cup in Wujiang.[17] The finals were cancelled, and the results of the previous round (semi-finals) counted as the final ranking.[18]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Romain Desgranges35+100
2 Jakob Schubert32+80
3 Hyunbin Min3265
4 Hidemasa Nishida31+55
5 Stefano Ghisolfi28+51
6 Francesco Vettorata28+47
7 Fedir Samoilov2843
8 Taisei Homma26+40

Women

35 athletes attended the World Cup in Wujiang.[19] The finals were cancelled, and the results of the previous round (semi-finals) counted as the final ranking.[18]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Janja Garnbret36+90
1 Jain Kim36+90
3 Jessica Pilz3665
4 Akiyo Noguchi35+55
5 Katharina Posch3151
6 Tjasa Kalan22+45
6 Mia Krampl22+45
8 Manon Hily22+40

Xiamen, China (27-28 October)

Men

32 athletes attended the World Cup in Xiamen.[20]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Domen Škofic45+100
2 Stefano Ghisolfi45+80
3 Hyunbin Min38+65
4 Hidemasa Nishida2355
5 Taisei Homma20+51
6 Romain Desgranges20+47
7 Yuki Hada20+43
8 Sascha Lehmann20+40

Women

35 athletes attended the World Cup in Xiamen.[21]

RankNameScorePoints
1 Jessica PilzTop100
2 Janja GarnbretTop80
3 Akiyo Noguchi43+65
4 Mia Krampl37+55
5 Mei Kotake36+51
6 Mina Markovič3547
7 Tjasa Kalan3243
8 Aika Tajima30+40

Notes and References

  1. Web site: IFSC Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men OVERALL Ranking .
  2. Web site: IFSC Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women OVERALL Ranking .
  3. Web site: IFSC Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 National Team Ranking .
  4. Web site: IFSC Villars Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  5. Web site: IFSC Villars Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  6. Web site: IFSC Chamonix Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  7. Web site: IFSC Chamonix Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  8. Web site: IFSC Briancon Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  9. Web site: IFSC Briancon Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  10. Web site: IFSC Arco Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  11. Web site: IFSC Arco Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  12. Web site: IFSC Kranj Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  13. Web site: IFSC Kranj Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  14. Web site: Finals cancelled in Wujiang .
  15. Web site: Wujiang Finals Cancelled, Canada in Semis .
  16. Web site: Washout at the Wujiang World Cup .
  17. Web site: IFSC Wujiang Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  18. Web site: Wujiang Lead Finals Cancelled .
  19. Web site: IFSC Wujiang Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .
  20. Web site: IFSC Xiamen Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Men Results .
  21. Web site: IFSC Xiamen Lead Climbing World Cup 2018 Women Results .

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