2004 IFSC Climbing World Cup

2004 IFSC Climbing World Cup
2004 IFSC Climbing World Cup
Location	Birmingham, England; Erlangen, Germany; Puurs, Belgium; Imst, Austria; Fiera di Primiero, Italy; Chamonix, France; Val Daone, Italy; L'Argentière-la-Bessée, France; Bardonecchia, Italy; Marbella, Spain; Huzhou, China; Shanghai, China; Aprica, Italy; Valence[disambiguation needed], France; Brno, Czech Republic; Kranj, Slovenia
Date	2 April – 20 November 2004
Champions
Men	(B) Daniel Du Lac; (L) Tomáš Mrázek; (S) Sergei Sinitcyn;
Women	(B) Sandrine Levet; (L) Angela Eiter; (S) Tatiana Ruyga;
	← 2003 2005 →

International sport climbing competition

The 2004 IFSC Climbing World Cup was held in 16 locations. Bouldering competitions were held in 6 locations, lead in 9 locations, and speed in 3 locations. The season began on 2 April in Birmingham, England and concluded on 20 November in Kranj, Slovenia.

The top 3 in each competition received medals, and the overall winners were awarded trophies. At the end of the season an overall ranking was determined based upon points, which athletes were awarded for finishing in the top 30 of each individual event.

The winners for bouldering were Daniel Du Lac and Sandrine Levet, for lead Tomáš Mrázek and Angela Eiter, for speed Sergei Sinitcyn and Tatiana Ruyga, men and women respectively. The National Team for bouldering was France, for lead France, and for speed Russian Federation.

Overview

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No.	Location	D	G	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1	Birmingham 2–4 April	B	M	Daniel Du Lac	Kilian Fischhuber	Gareth Parry
1	Birmingham 2–4 April	B	W	Sandrine Levet	Olga Bibik	Jenny Lavarda
2	Erlangen 15–16 April	B	M	Kilian Fischhuber	Jérôme Meyer	Ludovic Laurence
2	Erlangen 15–16 April	B	W	Sandrine Levet	Yulia Abramchuk	Jenny Lavarda
3	Puurs 23–25 April	L	M	Tomáš Mrázek	Cédric Lachat	François Auclair
3	Puurs 23–25 April	L	W	Natalija Gros	Muriel Sarkany	Jenny Lavarda
4	Imst 28–29 May	L	M	Alexandre Chabot	Tomáš Mrázek	Cédric Lachat
4	Imst 28–29 May	L	W	Angela Eiter	Bettina Schöpf	Muriel Sarkany
5	Fiera di Primiero 18–20 June	B	M	Kilian Fischhuber	Daniel Du Lac	Julien Meral
5	Fiera di Primiero 18–20 June	B	W	Sandrine Levet	Olga Bibik	Emilie Abgrall
6	Chamonix 11–12 July	L	M	Alexandre Chabot	Tomáš Mrázek	Sylvain Millet
		L	W	Muriel Sarkany	Angela Eiter	Alexandra Eyer
		S	M	Evgenii Vaitsekhovskii	Alexander Peshekhonov	Sergei Sinitcyn
		S	W	Tatiana Ruyga	Anna Stenkovaya	Valentina Yurina
7	Val Daone 16–17 July	S	M	Sergei Sinitcyn	Alexander Peshekhonov	Maksym Styenkovyy
7	Val Daone 16–17 July	S	W	Tatiana Ruyga	Agung Ethi Hendrawati	Valentina Yurina
8	L'Argentière-la-Bessée 28–29 July	B	M	Stephane Julien	Christian Core	Daniel Du Lac
8	L'Argentière-la-Bessée 28–29 July	B	W	Olga Bibik	Juliette Danion	Sandrine Levet
9	Bardonecchia 19–21 August	B	M	Daniel Du Lac	Matthias Müller	Loïc Gaidioz
9	Bardonecchia 19–21 August	B	W	Sandrine Levet	Giulia Giammarco	Yulia Abramchuk
10	Marbella 17–18 September	L	M	Tomáš Mrázek	Gérome Pouvreau	Patxi Usobiaga
10	Marbella 17–18 September	L	W	Muriel Sarkany	Martina Cufar	Barabra Bacher
11	Huzhou 24–26 September	B	M	Jérôme Meyer	Salavat Rakhmetov	Tomasz Oleksy
11	Huzhou 24–26 September	B	W	Sandrine Levet	Yulia Abramchuk	Olga Bibik
12	Shanghai 1–2 October	L	M	Tomáš Mrázek	Maksym Petrenko	Patxi Usobiaga
		L	W	Angela Eiter	Caroline Ciavaldini	Muriel Sarkany
		S	M	Xiaojie Chen	Sergei Sinitcyn	Evgenii Vaitsekhovskii
		S	W	Anna Stenkovaya	Evi Neliwati	Agung Ethi Hendrawati
13	Aprica 21–22 October	L	M	Alexandre Chabot	Tomáš Mrázek	Maksym Petrenko
13	Aprica 21–22 October	L	W	Angela Eiter	Bettina Schöpf	Alexandra Eyer
14	Valence^{[disambiguation needed]} 28–29 October	L	M	Alexandre Chabot	Christian Bindhammer	Tomáš Mrázek
14	Valence^{[disambiguation needed]} 28–29 October	L	W	Muriel Sarkany	Caroline Ciavaldini	Martina Cufar
15	Brno 11–12 November	L	M	Flavio Crespi	Tomáš Mrázek	Alexandre Chabot
15	Brno 11–12 November	L	W	Alexandra Eyer	Olga Shalagina	Maja Stremfelj
16	Kranj 19–20 November	L	M	Tomáš Mrázek	Evgeny Ovchinnikov	Jorg Verhoeven
16	Kranj 19–20 November	L	W	Angela Eiter	Natalija Gros	Sandrine Levet
OVERALL		B	M	Daniel Du Lac 388	Kilian Fischhuber 331	Jérôme Meyer 305
		B	W	Sandrine Levet 500	Olga Bibik 359	Yulia Abramchuk 331
		L	M	Tomáš Mrázek 800	Alexandre Chabot 656	Flavio Crespi 499
		L	W	Angela Eiter 800	Muriel Sarkany 557	Alexandra Eyer 458
		S	M	Sergei Sinitcyn 245	Evgenii Vaitsekhovskii 202	Alexander Peshekhonov 197
		S	W	Tatiana Ruyga 255	Anna Stenkovaya 235	Agung Ethi Hendrawati 182
NATIONAL TEAMS		B	A	France 2014	Italy 816.65	Russian Federation 814.5
		L	A	France 2437.5	Austria 1652.92	Slovenia 1545.67
		S	A	Russian Federation 1327.25	Ukraine 484.75	Poland 412.25

References

^ "2004 World Cups".
^ "RANKINGS: IFSC Climbing Worldcup 2004".

External links

[1] "2004 World Cups".

[2] "RANKINGS: IFSC Climbing Worldcup 2004".

2004 IFSC Climbing World Cup
Location	Birmingham, England Erlangen, Germany Puurs, Belgium Imst, Austria Fiera di Primiero, Italy Chamonix, France Val Daone, Italy L'Argentière-la-Bessée, France Bardonecchia, Italy Marbella, Spain Huzhou, China Shanghai, China Aprica, Italy Valence^{[disambiguation needed]}, France Brno, Czech Republic Kranj, Slovenia
Date	2 April – 20 November 2004
Champions
Men	(B) Daniel Du Lac (L) Tomáš Mrázek (S) Sergei Sinitcyn
Women	(B) Sandrine Levet (L) Angela Eiter (S) Tatiana Ruyga
← 2003 2005 →