World climbing championship 2001

World Cup logo

The 2001 World Climbing Championships are the names of the World Climbing Championships in Winterthur , Switzerland , which will be held from September 5 to 8, 2001 . In addition to difficulty and speed climbing , the bouldering discipline was on the program for the first time at this World Cup .

organization

A budget of CHF 600,000 was available for the World Cup and was organized by the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC). Over 200 athletes from 25 nations competed. Around 3,000 spectators were present at the final on Saturday.

venue

The Sulzer Halls 52 and 53 at Katharina-Sulzer-Platz

Originally the competitions were supposed to take place as part of the state exhibition Expo in Biel , but since this was postponed by a year, the competitions were moved to Winterthur. One of the reasons for choosing Winterthur was that the major event was not to be held in the periphery, but as close as possible to the population.

The competitions were held in Hall 53 in the Sulzer area , the former Sulzer foundry hall was ideally suited for this purpose due to its size. The 2001 World Championships were the first climbing world championships to be held in an old industrial hall. The neighboring trend sports hall, Block 37, served as an isolation zone for the athletes.

program

The opening show took place on Wednesday, September 5th. The qualifying competitions in speed climbing and the quarter-finals in difficulty climbing were held on Thursday. The qualification in bouldering and the semi-finals in difficulty climbing followed on Friday. On Saturday, September 8th, the decisive final rounds took place.

Results

Men

Difficulty climbing

Of the 71 athletes who competed, 26 made it to the semi-finals and nine made it to the final. Incidentally, four of the five Swiss who took part were able to qualify for the semi-finals, but none of them made it to the final.

rank		Surname	final	Semifinals	Quarter finals
					1st route	2nd route
1.		Gérome Pouvreau	20.88	23.75		Top
2.		Tomáš Mrázek	20.88	23.75-		17.15
3.		François Petit	19.39-	22.30-		Top
4th		Alexandre Chabot	18.33-	24.41-		17.15
5.		Yuji Hirayama	18.33-	10/22	Top
6th		Ramón Julian	13.55	21.18	17.48-
7th		Christian Bindhammer	07/13+	21.18	Top
8th.		Bernardino Lagni	07/13	22.30+	Top
9.		Evgueni Ovtchinnikov	12.47+	10/22	19.59-

Speed ​​climbing

A total of 20 athletes competed in the qualification, 16 of which qualified for the final tournament.

rank		Surname	final	Small finale	Semifinals	Quarter finals	Round of 16
1.		Maxim Stenkovoi	30.25		19.34	21.31	21.23
2.		Vladimir Zakharov	elim.		19.58	August 34	24.72
3.		Tomasz Oleksi		19.70	19.44	20.37	21.41
4th		Alexandre Chaoulskii		08/23	19.75	21.33	23.95
5.		Evgeni Krivocheicev				02/26	26.72
6th		Oleg Grebenyuk				26.39	23.16
7th		Alexei Gadeev				elim.	24.62
8th.		Raphaêl Lachat				elim.	33.14
9.		Vladimir Netsvetaev					23.22
10.		Csaba Komondi					25.25
11.		Andrei Krivonos					27.33
12.		Ihor Honcharenko					04/29
13.		Vladislav Baranov					30.48
14th		Milen Videnovski					30.84
15th		Kalin Garbov					36.58
16.		Urs Schönenberger					36.67

Bouldering

A total of 55 athletes competed in the qualification.

rank		Surname	final	qualification
1.		Mauro Calibani	6t13 6z11	6t7 6z6
2.		Frédéric Tuscan	4t6 5z7	5t6 6z7
3.		Christian Core	4t8 6z11	6t6 6z6
4th		Daniel Dulac	4t9 6z9	6t8 6z6
5.		Jérôme Meyer	4t9 6z12	6t7 6z7
6th		Daniel Andrada	4t11 5z8	5t5 6z6
7th		Salavat Rakhmetov	3t3 6z7	5t5 6z6
8th.		Karsten Borowka	3t4 4z6	4t6 5z6
9.		Yuri Golob	3t7 5z13	6t13 6z10
10.		Kilian Fischhuber	2t2 3z5	4t12 6z13
11.		Mykhailo Shalahin	2t6 3z9	3t3 5z8
12.		Jean Baptiste Jourjon	1t1 5z13	5t10 6z11
13.		Wouter Jongeneelen	1t1 4z7	4t5 6z7
14th		Gareth Parry	1t3 4z10	4t5 5z6
15th		Peter Markevich	1t4 3z9	4t6 6z12
16.		Stephane Julien	0t0 5z9	4t8 5z6
17th		Raphaêl Lachat	0t0 4z5	4t5 5z7
18th		Evgeni Krivocheicev	0t0 4z9	4t6 5z10
19th		Kyrilo Shevchenko	0t0 3z3	3t4 6z10
20th		Juraj Repcik	0t0 3z5	3t3 5z5

Note on the notation: the first number represents the number of obstacles, the second the number of attempts required. In the second block, the number in front represents the number of bonus points and the number in the back represents the attempts required.

Women

Difficulty climbing

Of the 52 athletes who competed, 26 made it to the semi-finals and 14 to the final.

rank		Surname	final	Semifinals	Quarter finals
1.		Martina Cufar	22.96	Top	Top
2.		Muriel Sarkany	22.96-	Top	Top
3.		Chloé Minoret	21.72-	Top	Top
4th		Bettina Schöpf	20.17-	Top	Top
5.		Olga Jakovleva	18.88-	Top	Top
		Jenny Lavarda	18.88-	Top	Top
7th		Marietta Uhden	18.64+	Top	Top
8th.		Katrin Sedlmayer	16.36	Top	Top
9.		Rie Kimura	16.36-	Top	Top
10.		Annatina Schultz	16.19+	Top	Top
11.		Mi-Sun Go	15.74	Top	Top
		Elena Ovtchinnikova	15.74	Top	Top
13.		Damaris Knorr	14.96	Top	Top
14th		Venera Chereshneva	13.40-	Top	Top

Speed ​​climbing

Of the twelve athletes who competed, eight qualified for the final.

rank		Surname	final	Small finale	Semifinals	Quarter finals
1.		Elena Repko	37.03		43.09	42.27
2.		Maiia Piratinskaia	37.73		38.94	41.97
3.		Svetlana Sioutkina		37.26	elim.	40.51
4th		Anna Saoulevitch		44.69	41.28	51.81
5.		Olga Zakharova				42.70
6th		Natalia Perlova				44.59
7th		Zosia Podgorbounskikh				45.34
8th.		Renata Piszczek				elim.

Bouldering

Of the 30 athletes who competed, 20 qualified for the final, whereby Verena Tcherechneva, who was also qualified, did not take part in the final.

rank		Surname	final	qualification
1.		Myriam Motteau	5t6 6z10	6t7 6z6
2.		Sandrine Levet	5t7 6z8	6t6 6z6
3.		Natalia Perlova	4t4 4z4	4t6 6z8
4th		Nicola Haager	4t8 5z7	5t5 6z9
5.		Corinne Theroux	4t8 5z10	5t6 6z7
6th		Renata Piszczek	3t4 5z6	6t6 6z6
7th		Emilie Pouget	3t5 5z6	5t5 6z6
8th.		Leire Aguirre	3t5 4z6	6t7 6z6
9.		Ruth Plannels	2t2 4z7	4t4 5z5
10.		Eva drizzles	2t3 3z3	4t5 5z5
11.		Helena Lipenska	1t1 4z4	5t5 6z9
12.		Isabella Ritsch	1t1 4z5	6t13 6z11
13.		Olga Bibik	1t1 4z7	5t5 6z8
14th		Cinzia Donati	1t1 4z7	4t8 5z5
15th		Ioulia Abramtchouk	1t1 4z8	4t4 5z5
16.		Zuzana Cintalova	1t1 3z4	3t5 6z9
17th		Tanja Bauer	1t1 3z5	4t6 5z5
18th		Iwona Gronkiewicz-Marcisz	1t4 4z9	5t7 6z9
19th		Nienke Swart	0t0 2z4	3t4 4z6

Note on the notation: the first number represents the number of obstacles, the second the number of attempts required. In the second block, the number in front represents the number of bonus points and the number in the back represents the attempts required.

Medal table

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	France	2	2	2	6th
2	Ukraine	2	1	1	4th
3	Italy	1	-	1	2
4th	Slovenia	1	-	-	1
5	Russia	-	1	1	2
6th	Czech Republic	-	1	-	1
	Belgium	-	1	-	1
8th	Poland	-	-	1	1

Web links

• Complete results of the 2001 World Cup

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Article «Thanks to the postponement of the Expo in Sulzer-Halle» by Roger Tacheron. The Landbote of September 8, 2001.
2. ↑ Article “The daring elite is coming” in the Tages-Anzeiger on August 16, 2001.
3. ↑ Article "Unfinished Route in" Russian "Hall" by Urs Stanger. The Landbote of September 10, 2001.
4. ↑ Article "In the fight against gravity" by Roger Tacheron. The messenger of 5 September 2012.