World Championships 2012 – Main results

The 2012 World Championships in Sport Climbing and Paraclimbing are already over. Here’s our last report including main results of every event + overall titles.

 

Women’s Bouldering

1. Mélanie Sandoz (FRA)
2. Olga Iakovleva (RUS)
3. Anna Stöhr (AUS)

Women's Bouldering podium (photo: IFSC)


Men’s Bouldering

1. Dmitrii Sharafutdinov (RUS)
2. Kilian Fischhuber (AUS)
3, Rustam Gelmanov (RUS)


Women’s Lead

1. Angela Eiter (AUS)
2. Jain Kim (KOR)
3. Johanna Ernst (AUS)

Men’s Lead

1. Jakob Schubert (AUS)
2. Sean McColl (CAN)
3. Adam Ondra (CZE)



Men's Lead podium (photo: IFSC)


Women’s Speed

1.Yuliya Levochkina (RUS)
2. Iuliia Kaplina (RUS)
3. Natalia Titova (RUS)


Men’s Speed

1. Qixin Zhong (CHN)
2. Libor Hroza (CZE)
3. Dmitrii Timofeev (RUS)



Men's Speed podium (photo: IFSC)


Women’s overall:

1. Jain Kim (KOR)
2. Cecile Avezou (FRA)
3. Petra Klingler (SUI)



Women's Overall podium (photo: IFSC)


Men’s overall:

1. Sean McColl (CAN)
2. Thomas Tauporn (GER)
3. Cédric Lachat (SUI)



Men's Overall podium (photo: IFSC)


Paraclimbing


Women Physical Disability

1. Frances Brown (GBR)
2. Silvia Giacobbo Dal Prà (ITA)
3. Valentyna Kurshakova (UKR)


Women visual impairment

1. Dilyara Rakhmankulova (RUS)
2. Silvia Parente (ITA)
3. Giulia Poggioli (ITA)


Men amputee leg PD

1. Urko Carmona Barandiaran (ESP)
2. Mineo Ono (JPN)
3. Craig Demartino (USA)



Men amputee leg PD podium (photo: IFSC)


Men arthritis + neurological PD

1. Manikandan Kumar (IND)
2. Raphael Nishimura (BRA)
3. Mathieu Besnard (FRA)



Men arthritis + neurological PD podium
(photo: www.worldclimbing2012.com)


Men visual impairment B1

1. Nicolas Moineau (FRA)
2. Kenji Iwamoto (JPN)
3. Matteo Stefani (ITA)


Men visual impairment B2

1. Sho Aita (JPN)
2. Koichiro Kobayashi (JPN)
3. Simone Salvagnin (ITA)



Men visual impairment B2 podium (photo: IFSC)



National Team Ranking:
1. Korea
2. Switzerland
3. Canada



58 national teams that took part in
2012 World Championships in Sport Climbing and Paraclimbing
(photo: IFSC)