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Running out the Clock in Mokpo bk-logo.jpg IFSC CLIMBING WORLD CUP MOKPO 2013 : RUNNING OUT THE CLOCK IN MOKPO A thrilling competition weekend in Korea as we move into the final phase of this year‘s IFSC Climbing World Cup! With Mina Markovic and Sachi Amma in Lead, and Iuliia Kaplina and Qixin Zhong in Speed, four contenders for the 2013 overall ranking celebrated their victories in Mokpo. Two competitions left before the end of this year’s Climbing World Cup series, and the world’s best Lead and Speed athletes are fighting for decision-making points in Eastern Asia – a fight that continues up until the very last second! Just like at the IFSC World Cup event in Perm last week, time was not only a decisive factor in the Mokpo Speed competition, it also played a big role in the Lead competition, as well. With World Cup leader Jain Kim and her closest competitor Mina Markovic topping out in all four female rounds the attemped time in the finals decided once more about gold and silver in the Lead comp – this time Slovenia’s Mina Markovic was ahead by a nose, Kim strengthened her first place in the overall ranking Monday, 14th with silver in Mokpo; bronze went to Japan’s Momoka Oda. A similar picture was painted in the men’s October competition; Sachi Amma and hometown boy Hyunbin Min were leading in a tie after the final round, a 2013 faster stage time for Japan’s strongest Lead athlete ment gold for Sachi Amma and silver for previous year’s winner in Mokpo, Hyunbin Min. Golden China and Russia In the Speed competition there was a new face on the top of the winner’s podium 2013; after attaining three podium finishes in this Speed season, reigning Speed world champion Qixin Zhong conquered his first golden medal in Mokpo, followed by current World Cup leaders Libor Hroza and Stansialv Kokorin. The women’s competition was once again firmly in Russian hands. Baku winner Iuliia Kaplina was the fastest woman in Korea ahead of current Overall leader Alina Gaidamakina and her copatriot Yuliya Levochkina. Press photos are free for use in press releases (copyright Austria Climbing Federation – OeWK/Heiko Wilhelm)) Download link: https://app.box.com/s/j1h1dnm67z6wtpudvl1t 1 bk-logo.jpg Results of IFSC World Cup Mokpo 2013 - Speed Men Speed: Rank NAME Nation 1 Zhong Qixin CHN 2 Hroza Libor CZE 3 Kokorin Stanislav RUS 4 Vaitcekhovskii Evgenii RUS 5 Boldyrev Danylo UKR 6 Gontero Leonardo ITA 7 Sinitcyn Sergei RUS 8 Swirk Lukasz POL For Full Results: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/latest-results#!comp=1459&cat=23 Women Speed: Rank NAME Nation Monday, 14th 1 Kaplina Iuliia RUS October 2 Gaidamakina Alina RUS 2013 3 Levochkina Yuliya RUS 4 Krasavina Mariia RUS 5 Rudzinska Aleksandra POL 6 Esmaeilzadeh Farnaz IRI 7 Jaubert Anouck FRA 8 Buczek Klaudia POL For Full Results: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/latest-results#!comp=1459&cat=24 2 bk-logo.jpg Current Rankings - Speed IFSC World Cup 2013 – Speed – (After five events: 11/10/2013) Men: Rank NAME Nation Points 1 HROZA Libor CZE 362 2 KOKORIN Stanislav RUS 356 3 ZHONG Qixin CHN 310 4 GONTERO Leonardo ITA 240 5 DZIENSKI Marcin POL 212 6 GONTARYK Yaroslav UKR 201 7 SHEVCHENKO Arseniy RUS 186 8 SWIRK Lukasz POL 182 9 VAITCEKHOVSKII Evgenii RUS 181 10 TIMOFEEV Dmitrii RUS 176 For Full Rankings: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/calendar#!type=ranking&cat=ICC_MS&cup=13_WC Monday, Women: 14th October Rank NAME Nation Final 2013 1 GAIDAMAKINA Alina RUS 397 2 KAPLINA Iuliia RUS 359 3 LEVOCHKINA Yuliya RUS 305 4 RUDZINSKA Aleksandra POL 287 5 KRASAVINA Mariia RUS 286 6 JAUBERT Anouck FRA 240 7 BUCZEK Klaudia POL 188 8 HEITZ Margot FRA 171 9 PROKOPIUK Monika POL 138 10 ROPEK Edyta POL 128 For Full Rankings: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/calendar#!type=ranking&cat=ICC_FS&cup=13_WC 3 bk-logo.jpg National Team Rankings - Speed Rank NATION Points 1 RUS Russia 1607 2 POL Poland 1018 3 FRA France 521 4 UKR Ukraine 461 5 CHN China 360 6 CZE Czech Republic 290 7 ITA Italy 254 8 AUT Austria 177 9 KAZ Kazakhstan 150 10 AZE Azerbaijan 71 11 GEO Georgia 30 12 CAN Canada 3 13 PAK Pakistan 2 Monday, 14th October 2013 4 bk-logo.jpg Results of IFSC World Cup Mokpo 2013 - Lead Men Lead: Rank NAME Nation 1 AMMA Sachi JPN 2 Min Hyunbin KOR 3 McColl Sean CAN 4 Schubert Jakob AUT 5 Desgranges Romain FRA 6 Skofic Domen SLO 7 Romain Manuel FRA 8 Ghisolfi Stefano ITA For Full Results: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/latest-results#!comp=1459&cat=1 Women Lead: Rank NAME Nation Monday, 14th 1 Markovic Mina SLO October 2 Kim Jain KOR 2013 3 ODA Momoka JPN 4 Janicot Hélène FRA 5 VERHOEVEN Anak BEL 6 Röck Magdalena AUT 7 Noguchi Akiyo JPN 8 OTA Risa JPN For Full Results: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/latest-results#!comp=1459&cat=2 5 bk-logo.jpg Current Rankings - Lead IFSC World Cup 2013 – Lead – (After five events: 12/10/2013) Men: Rank NAME Nation Points 1 AMMA Sachi JPN 360 2 JULIAN PUIGBLANQUE Ramón ESP 340 3 SCHUBERT Jakob AUT 323 4 MIN Hyunbin KOR 266 5 ROMAIN Manuel FRA 225 6 DESGRANGES Romain FRA 217 7 SUPPER Gautier FRA 201 8 SKOFIC Domen SLO 176 9 MCCOLL Sean CAN 164 10 GHISOLFI Stefano ITA 161 For Full Rankings: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/calendar#!type=ranking&cat=ICC_M&cup=13_WC Monday, Women: 14th October Rank NAME Nation Final 2013 1 KIM Jain KOR 445 2 MARKOVIC Mina SLO 415 3 ODA Momoka JPN 287 4 JANICOT Hélène FRA 269 5 RÖCK Magdalena AUT 258 6 FAKHRITDINOVA Dinara RUS 197 7 POSCH Katharina AUT 174 8 BRUMAGNE Mathilde BEL 146 9 NOGUCHI Akiyo JPN 141 10 VAN BERGEN Nikki NED 128 For Full Rankings: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/index.php/world-competition/calendar#!type=ranking&cat=ICC_F&cup=13_WC 6 bk-logo.jpg National Team Rankings - Lead Rank NATION Points 1 AUT Austria 882 2 FRA France 861 3 JPN Japan 756 4 SLO Slovenia 656 5 KOR Korea 599 6 RUS Russia 570 7 ESP Spain 339 8 ITA Italy 337 9 BEL Belgium 224 10 SUI Suisse 200 11 GER Germany 189 12 NOR Norway 165 Monday, 13 CAN Canada 99 14th October 14 NED Netherlands 94 2013 15 CHI Chile 28 16 VEN Venezuela 24 17 CHN China 15 18 SWE Sweden 9 18 UKR Ukraine 9 20 ISR Israel 8 7 bk-logo.jpg For more information To request archive photos and footage, please contact the IFSC Media Relations Team: Pierre-Emmanuel DANGER Videos Press Officer, systemd YouTube: www.youtube.com/ifscchannel Mobile: 00336 72 230 735 Photos Email: [email protected] For a selection of photos available shortly after each event, please visit the Photo Gallery on www.ifsc- Anne FUYNEL climbing.org Director of Marketing & Communications, IFSC Social media Mobile: 00336 40 469 961 Stay connected to latest IFSC and Sport Climbing updates, Email: [email protected] please follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Linked’In Monday, 14th October 2013 8 .
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