Bouldering World Championships, the finalists
Bouldering World Championships Chamonix 2003, the finalists
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| The Bouldering World Championships started in Chamonix yesterday with the male and female qualification. As was to be expected Sandrine Levet dominated the women's event, together with Venera Tcherechneva, topping out on all six problems first go. Curent World Cup leader Salavat Rakmethov leads the men's event with four problems solved, ahead of Serik Kazbekov. The true battle for the world title begins this evening at 22.00. Good luck! Male finalists 1 Salavat Rakhmetov (RUS) 2 Serik Kazbekov (UKR) 3 Mauro Calibani (ITA) 4 Tomasz Oleksy (POL) 5 Akito Matsushima (JPN) 6 Jerome Meyer (FRA) 7 Andrew Earl (GBR) 8 Georgos Progulakis (ITA) 9 Stephane Julien (FRA) 10 Kilian Fischhuber (AUT) 11 Christian Core (ITA) 12 Alexander Meikl (AUT) Female finalists 1 Sandrine Levet (FRA) 1 Venera Tcherechneva (RUS) 3 Fanny Rogeaux (FRA) 4 Ioulia Abramtchouk (RUS) 4 Vera Kotasova (CZE) 4 Olga Shologhina 7 Myriam Motteau (FRA) 8 Corinne Theroux (FRA) 9 Stella Marchisio (ITA) 10 Olga Bibik (RUS) 11 Juliette Danion (FRA) 12 Natalia Perlova (RUS) |
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