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Garnbret Wins 51st World Cup, Extends All-Time RecordSport Climbing
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Garnbret Wins 51st World Cup, Extends All-Time Record

Garnbret claimed the Lead World Cup in Koper before a home crowd, marking her 51st career victory and extending her all-time record. The 2026 Lead overall title remains open into the Santiago final in October.

Zhao Yicheng Lowers Speed World Record to 4.54 SecondsSport Climbing
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Zhao Yicheng Lowers Speed World Record to 4.54 Seconds

NEW Men's Speed WR: 4.54s at WCS Wujiang 2026 (May 10) — broke own record of 4.58s (Asian Beach Games April 2026). 2nd WR in 1 month.

Annie Sanders Edges Janja Garnbret on Countback for Wujiang Lead GoldSport Climbing
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Annie Sanders Edges Janja Garnbret on Countback for Wujiang Lead Gold

Wujiang WCS 2026 Lead gold, tiebreak over world #1 Janja Garnbret (both 43+)

Suzuki Neo Tops the Wujiang Final Route for a Second WCS Lead GoldSport Climbing
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Suzuki Neo Tops the Wujiang Final Route for a Second WCS Lead Gold

Gold medal Men's Lead at WCS Wujiang 2026 — topped final route as first starter; 2nd WCS gold overall (1st: Innsbruck 2025)

Avezou Edges Garnbret by 0.2 for First World Series GoldSport Climbing
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Avezou Edges Garnbret by 0.2 for First World Series Gold

First World Climbing Series gold — beat Janja Garnbret by 0.2 points at Keqiao 2026 Boulder (season opener, May 2, 2026), denying Garnbret's milestone 50th career win

Ramadani Tops Lead Qualification Over World Top FiveSport Climbing
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Ramadani Tops Lead Qualification Over World Top Five

Topped Lead qualification at World Climbing Series Prague 2026, beating the world top-5 incl. Gines Lopez, Yoshida, Anraku

Mackenzie Takes Australia's First World Climbing GoldSport Climbing
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Mackenzie Takes Australia's First World Climbing Gold

Won Women’s Boulder Final at World Climbing Series Bern 2026 — Australia’s first-ever gold medal in the World Climbing Series

Aleksandra Mirosław Claims Speed Gold at Wujiang in Her Final SeasonSport Climbing
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Aleksandra Mirosław Claims Speed Gold at Wujiang in Her Final Season

Gold medal Women's Speed at WCS Wujiang 2026; 2x Olympic champion (Tokyo 2021, Paris 2024); holds last 10 world records in discipline (current WR: 6.03s Paris 2024); retiring end of 2026 season

Mori Takes Lead and Boulder Gold at Asian ChampionshipsSport Climbing
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Mori Takes Lead and Boulder Gold at Asian Championships

Double gold (Lead + Boulder) at Asian Climbing Championships 2026

Anraku Sorato Defends Keqiao Boulder Title for Sixth Career GoldSport Climbing
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Anraku Sorato Defends Keqiao Boulder Title for Sixth Career Gold

Defended boulder title at World Climbing Series Keqiao 2026 season-opener (May 3). 6th career boulder title. Won with 84.4 pts; topped all boulders in semi-final (99.6 pts).

Hunt Breaks Six-Second Barrier With 5.99 Speed RecordSport Climbing
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Hunt Breaks Six-Second Barrier With 5.99 Speed Record

In the quarter-finals of the World Climbing Series in Krakow on 4 July 2026, Emma Hunt (23) climbed 5.99s to become the first woman ever under 6 seconds in speed climbing, breaking Aleksandra Miroslaw world record of 6.03 by 0.04s. She later slipped in the final; the world record stands.

Alberto Ginés López Takes First World Cup Gold in Chamonix Lead FinalSport Climbing
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Alberto Ginés López Takes First World Cup Gold in Chamonix Lead Final

At the IFSC World Cup in Chamonix, Tokyo 2020 champion Alberto Ginés López won the Lead final for his first World Cup gold, ending seven years and eleven podiums without a win. He outclimbed Luka Potočar, with Putra Tri Ramadani taking bronze.

Sanders Wins Third Lead Gold of the World Cup SeasonSport Climbing
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Sanders Wins Third Lead Gold of the World Cup Season

At 18, Annie Sanders topped the Chamonix Lead final on 12 July 2026, reaching 52+ for her third Lead gold of the season. Aleksandra Totkova took silver, Chaehyun Seo bronze.