Sport Climbing - Women's Speed Final Results
Königsplatz - 15 Aug - 15:30
Königsplatz
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15 Aug - 15:30
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Official
1/8 Finals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
1/8 Finals
Race 1
/16
Race 2
/16
Race 3
/16
Race 4
/16
Race 5
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Race 6
/16
Race 7
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Quarterfinals
Race 9
/16
Race 10
/16
Race 11
/16
Semifinals
Legend
- W:
- Winner
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On taking silver |
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"I am super happy and proud of myself, because after practice I wasn't sure about today's performance. Now, I'm second and on the podium with my sister (Natalia, who took bronze), so I am very happy." "The last two European Championships I finished fourth, so I am happy that I now managed to get the silver medal." On what happened during practice: "I made a lot of mistakes, so it was hard for me to take my mind off things and leave that in the practice. I had to focus on qualifications and the finals and make sure I wasn't thinking about those mistakes anymore." On what makes Poland so good as a climbing nation (they had a clean sweep in the women's speed final): "It's difficult to say, I don't know really. We have just been doing it for a a long time and when we train together, we really help each other and push each other to get better." |
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On winning women's speed bronze |
On winning bronze: “I’m really happy because this year was really hard for me and I’m very proud of myself and my sister (Aleksandra KALUCKA, POL – silver). I like competing with my sister.” On the pressure of being a world champion: “This is a big problem for me, but I’m very proud of myself because I won a medal.” |
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On winning gold |
"I was prepared for this for the whole year. I was always expecting that my championship competition would be the best one. Sometimes it is not very good, like last year's world championship, but I know that I took a lesson (from that) and I wanted to win here this European title." On winning her first medal for three years: "Exactly three years ago I was running for the gold medal at the Hachioji world championship. "During these three years was happened a lot. I had a very big injury after the European championship in Moscow, 2020, and then I had the Olympics - it was a brilliant and amazing experience - then I was prepared for this competition." On the success of Polish speed climbing: "It's one of the hardest questions. For now I am the fastest one in Poland and the world, but the girls do benefit from this. I am the best one and they try to catch me and I have to run away." |