Watch Stefano Ghisolfi send Action Directe in Frankenjura

The video of Stefano Ghisolfi climbing Action Directe, Wolfgang Güllich's masterpiece established in 1991 in Frankenjura, Germany.

Last November Stefano Ghisolfi repeated Action Directe, the legendary sports climb freed by Wolfgang Güllich at Waldkopf in Germany's Frankenjura in 1991. The 30-year-old Italian needed 6 days for his ascent, and after the redpoint he explained "It certainly is something special, not only from a historical point of view but also because of its beauty, located on this isolated boulder deep in the forest." Here's the video of his rotpunkt.

Action Directe (9a), Waldkopf, Frankenjura (GER)
1. Wolfgang Güllich, Germany (14/09/1991) - First ascent
2. Alexander Adler, Germany (1995)
3. Iker Pou, Spain (2000)
4. Dave Graham, USA (2001)
5. Christian Bindhammer, Germany (2003)
6. Richard Simpson, UK (2005) - contested
7. Dai Koyamada, Japan (2005)
8. Markus Bock, Germany (2005)
9. Kilian Fischhuber, Austria (2006)
10. Adam Ondra, Czech Republic (2008)
11. Patxi Usobiaga, Spain (2008)
12. Gabriele Moroni, Italy (2010)
13. Jan Hojer, Germany (2010)
14. Adam Pustelnik, Poland (2010) 
15. Felix Knaub, Germany (2011) 
16. Rustam Gelmanov, Russia (2012) 
17. Alexander Megos, Germany (2014) 
18. Felix Neumärker, Germany (2015)
19. Julius Westphal, Germany (2015)
20. Stefano Carnati, Italy (2015)
21. David Firnenburg, Germany (2016)
22. Stephan Vogt, Germany (2017)
23. Simon Lorenzi, Belgium (2017)
24. Said Belhaj, Sweden (2018) - contested
25. Stefan Scarperi, Italy (2018)
26. Adrian Chmiała, Poland (2019)
27. Melissa Le Nevé, France (2020)
28. Phillip Gaßner, Germany (2021)
29. Buster Martin, UK (2022)
30. Vojtěch Trojan, Czech Republic (2023)
31. Stefano Ghisolfi, Italy (2023)

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