Making its debut on the IFSC World Cup circuit is the renowned island.
The IFSC Climbing World Cup Bali 2025 is the 406th World Cup event in history, featuring the 232nd Lead and 141st Speed World Cup competitions. Also, it is the 3rd Climbing World Cup held in Indonesia, and the first in Bali.
The two previous World Cup events held in Indonesia took place in Jakarta in 2022 and 2023; also in 2023, the capital of Indonesia hosted the IFSC Asian Qualifier 2023, presenting four quota places to the Olympic Games Paris 2024.
ATHLETES’ HIGHLIGHTS
France's Hélène Janicot is registered to compete in her 75th Lead World Cup competition, while Chinese Taipei's Lee Hung Ying will record her 67th start across all disciplines. At 39 years old, Lee is one of them mot experienced climbers in the circuit, and her first-ever World Cup event dates back to 12 August 2007 – only a few month after the foundation of the IFSC!
Germany's Christph Hanke and Sebastian Halenke will attend their 62nd and 61st Lead World Cup competitons, respectively.
In Speed, Polish athletes Marcin Dzienski and Anna Brozek – who also happen to be married with each other – will participate in their 65th and 49th Speed World Cup competitions.
The female athletes making their overall debut in Bali are:
- Taqiyya Nur Aziza (INA)
- Adi Asih Kadek (INA)
- Mar'atus Sholeha Triana Putri (INA)
- Aninda Qalbi Arsyilah (INA)
- Sabrina Syarifah Calidris (INA)
- Najiha Zahra (INA)
- Lynnette Koh Siok Heng (SGP)
- Zoe Yi (USA)
The male athletes making their overall debut in Bali are:
- Antasyafi Robby Al Hilmi (INA)
- Zulkifli Pramudita (INA)
- Riski Samudra (INA)
- Rian Gordon Sitorus (INA)
- Yong Kang Dylan Seow (SGP)
- Joseph Johnson (RSA)
- Hasan Mensur (TUR)
- Ti̇mur Tas (TUR)
PREVIOUS RESULTS
IFSC World Cup Jakarta 2022:
Women's Lead:
- Janja Garnbret (SLO)
- Seo Chaehyun (KOR)
- Mia Krampl (SLO)
Men's Lead:
- Yurikusa Ao (JPN)
- Higuchi Masahiro (JPN)
- Sebastian Halenke (GER)
Women's Speed:
- Deng Lijuan (CHN)
- Natalia Kalucka (POL)
- Aleksandra Kalucka (POL)
Men's Speed:
- Aspar Aspar (INA)
- Kiromal Katibin (INA)
- Cao Long (CHN)
IFSC World Cup Jakarta 2023:
Women's Speed:
- Aleksandra Miroslaw (POL)
- Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi (INA)
- Aleksandra Kalucka (POL)
Men's Speed:
- Raharjati Nursamsa (INA)
- Wang Xinshang (CHN)
- Kiromal Katibin (INA)
THE PROGRAMME
The IFSC Climbing World Cup Bali 2025 will kick off tomorrow, 1 May, with Lead qualifications, starting at 14:00 (UTC+8:00). Speed qualifications and finals will follow on Saturday, 2 May, while Lead semi-finals and finals are set to close the show on 4 May.
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