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23. 9. 2024
The organizers of the Boulder World Cup in Prague will donate 100,000 CZK to the organization Člověk v tísni, which assists victims of the devastating floods that swept through the Czech Republic last week, particularly affecting northern Moravia.
22. 9. 2024
The Boulder World Cup at Letná culminated in a dramatic battle for medals in the women's competition. In the final moments of the evening, Natalia Grossman, the queen of the last three seasons of the series, secured her victory in an incredible atmosphere.
22. 9. 2024
The final day of the Prague stop of the Boulder World Cup belonged to the women, who took to the stage in the semifinals in front of fans in the early afternoon. The climbers faced a tough challenge.
21. 9. 2024
Nearly 5,000 spectators gathered at Letná to watch the men’s final of the Boulder World Cup, where the world’s best climbers put on a dramatic show. It seemed like a Japanese victory was on the horizon for a long time, but Sorato Anraku only managed to secure a zone on the final boulder, and last year’s champion, Dohyun Lee from South Korea, successfully defended his title.
21. 9. 2024
The final six in the men's competition was decided in the early afternoon on Letná, with the outcome determined in the last seconds of the semifinal. The most successful were two Japanese climbers, Sorato Anraku and Tomoa Narasaki. Other favorites also made it to the star-studded battle for the medals.
20. 9. 2024
While no male climbers in the qualification managed to reach the top of every boulder, the women were more successful. Five of them topped all five.