World Climbing Europe Championship Laval
Leander Carmanns ran 4.79 in qualification, a new European record, then went out in the first round of finals, 6.64 to Aodhan Umlauf's 6.49.
Petr Zemliakov, competing as a neutral athlete, won the men's title in 5.00 over home climber Marceau Garnier. Ivan Zemliakov took bronze after Hryhorii Ilchyshyn fell in the small final.
Beatrice Colli won the women's title for Italy in 6.55 against Elizaveta Ivanova. Aleksandra Mirosław, in her final season, lost her semi-final to Ivanova by four hundredths and took bronze in 6.18 over Natalia Kałucka.
The podium.

Aleksandra Mirosław
A legend of the discipline in her farewell season - every start could be her last on home-continent soil, and she is still fast enough to win.
Zhao Yicheng
4.54
At 16-17 he already owns the world record and is the clear favorite every time he steps to the wall. The first sub-4.5s run may well be his.
Emma Hunt
5.99
The fastest woman in history and the standard-bearer for the USA speed program heading toward LA28, even though the Kraków gold slipped away after her record run.
Results verified against multiple sources; unconfirmed times and placements are omitted rather than guessed. Official event info →
Every race, round by round.
The knockout in full: who raced whom, the lane they ran, and the time each climber ran in that heat. The climber who advances is marked; a fall is shown as the officials recorded it, not as a time.
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1/4
1/2
Final
Small final · race for third
1/8
1/4
1/2
Final
Small final · race for third
Official results from the World Climbing result service. Times are the run in that heat, so a climber's fastest time of the day may sit in an earlier round than their last one.
Full results, every climber.
Every finisher and their best time. Click any climber to see what they've done in past events.
33 climbers
28 climbers
Full field and times from ifsc.results.info. Click any climber for their full record.


