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Speed Climbing Thrills in Chamonix: Miroslaw and Kusuma Dewi Lead the Pack into Women’s Finals
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The IFSC World Cup in Chamonix delivered a heart-pounding display of speed climbing today, with Poland’s Aleksandra Miroslaw and Indonesia’s Urged Made Rita Kusuma Dewi setting the pace in the women’s qualification rounds. As the climbing world gathers in the iconic French Alps, these two athletes have firmly established themselves as favorites heading into the highly anticipated finals.
Miroslaw and Kusuma Dewi Dominate Early Rounds
Aleksandra miroslaw, a formidable force in speed climbing, showcased her amazing speed and precision, topping the qualification charts with an extraordinary time of 6.38 seconds. Hot on her heels was Indonesia’s Urged Made Rita Kusuma Dewi,who secured the second spot with a blistering 6.42-second climb. their performances set a high bar for the rest of the field, hinting at a thrilling head-to-head battle in the finals.
A Look at the Top Qualifiers
The qualification rounds revealed a strong international field, with several nations demonstrating their prowess in the discipline. Poland, Indonesia, the USA, and China all have multiple climbers advancing to the finals, promising a diverse and competitive showdown.
Here’s a look at the top 16 climbers who will compete in the women’s finals:
1 aleksandra Miroslaw (Pol) 6.38
2 Urged Made Rita Kusuma Dewi (INA) 6.42
3 Emma Hunt (USA) 6.54
4 ZHOU Yafei (CHN) 6.54
5 QIN Yumei (CHN) 6.55
6 JEONG Jimin (KOR) 6.59
7 Natalia Kalucka (Pol) 6.60
8 Aleksandra Kalucka (POL) 6.80
9 ZHANG Mengli (CHN) 6.89
10 Rajiah Sallsabillah (INA) 6.94
11 Isis ROTHFORK (USA) 7.01
12 Capucine Viglione (Fra) 7.01
13 Giulia Randi (ITA) 7.03
14 Beatrice Colli (ITA) 7.03
15 Leslie Adriana Romero Pérez (ESP) 7.07
16 ZHANG Shaoqin (CHN) 7.08
Home Crowd Cheers for Olympian Viglione
Adding to the excitement, French Olympian Capucine Viglione secured her spot in the finals, finishing in 12th place with a time of 7.01 seconds.The Chamonix crowd will undoubtedly rally behind their home-nation hero as she competes against the world’s best.
Colli Reflects on Her Performance
Italian climber Beatrice Colli, who also qualified for the finals with a time of 7.03 seconds,shared her thoughts on her performance. “I’m happy because Chamonix is always the best place to compete,” she said. “Before qualification, I was feeling great and wanted to do my best. I couldn’t do my best though because I had bad reaction time as I was thinking too much about a false start.” Despite her personal reflections, Colli’s qualification is a testament to her skill and resilience.
Stay Tuned for More Speed climbing Action!
The women’s speed climbing finals in Chamonix are set to be a thrilling spectacle. You can find the full women’s qualification results here.
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