World Climbing Series Chamonix
Chamonix is one of the sport's most atmospheric stops: an outdoor evening arena at the foot of Mont Blanc, with speed and lead racing under the alpine sky. It has been a fixture of the international calendar for decades and traditionally offers free entry to spectators.
Indonesia dominated the speed events. Veddriq Leonardo won the men's title with a 4.89 in an all-Indonesian final over Antasyafi Robby Al Hilmi (5.11), his first gold since the 2024 Paris Olympics. Ryo Omasa of Japan took bronze, edging Zhao Yicheng 4.701 to 4.704 in the small final.
Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi made it back-to-back golds after Kraków, winning the women's final in 6.22 ahead of Italy's Giulia Randi (6.51), with France's Capucine Viglione third in 6.41. Randi and Viglione both reached a World Climbing Series podium for the first time, and record holder Emma Hunt of the USA went out in the quarterfinals. No world records were set.
The podium.
Veddriq Leonardo
4.75s
The reigning Olympic champion and Indonesia's leader; on any given day he can beat Zhao and Watson.
Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi
6.07s
The woman who actually beat Emma Hunt for gold in Kraków - a big-match performer and Indonesia's top female speedster.
Aleksandra Mirosław
6.03s
A legend of the discipline in her farewell season - every start could be her last on home-continent soil, and she is still fast enough to win.
Results verified against multiple sources; unconfirmed times and placements are omitted rather than guessed. Official event info →
Full results, every climber.
Every finisher and their best time. Click any climber to see what they've done in past events.
77 climbers
55 climbers
Full field and times from ifsc.results.info. Click any climber for their full record.


