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3 European Cup  




4 References  




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    This article lists the main ice climbing events and their results for 2019, including the UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships, the UIAA Ice Climbing World Championships, the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup,[1] and the Ice Climbing European Cup.

    World Championships[edit]

    Date Location Discipline Men's winner Women's winner
    December 15 – 16, 2018 Russia Moscow Combined Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    February 28 – March 2, 2019 Finland Oulu U16 Lead United States Keenan Griscom Russia Daria Glotova
    U16 Speed Russia Danila Naumov Russia Daria Glotova
    U19 Lead Russia Ivan Loshchenko Ukraine Victoria Holub
    U19 Speed Russia Nikita Glazyrin Russia Irina Dubovtseva
    U22 Lead Switzerland Yannick Glatthard Switzerland Sina Goetz
    U22 Speed Russia Vadim Malshchukov Russia Valeriia Bogdan
    March 8 – 10, 2019 Russia Kirov Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev South Korea Woon-Seon Shin
    Speed Russia Vladislav Iurlov Russia Maria Tolokonina

    World Cup[edit]

    Date Location Discipline Men's winner Women's winner
    January 11 – 13 South Korea Cheongsong[2] Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Anton Nemov Russia Maria Tolokonina
    January 18 – 20 China Beijing[3] Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Vladislav Iurlov Russia Ekaterina Koshcheeva
    January 24 – 26 Switzerland Saas-Fee[4] Lead Switzerland Yannick Glatthard South Korea Woon-Seon Shin
    Speed Russia Anton Nemov Russia Valeriia Bogdan
    February 1 – 3 Italy Rabenstein[5] Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Anton Nemov Russia Ekaterina Feoktistova
    February 8 – 10 France Champagny-en-Vanoise[6] Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Anton Nemov Russia Natalia Savitskaia
    February 22 – 24 United States Denver (Finals)[7] Lead Switzerland Yannick Glatthard Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Overall season winners Lead Russia Nikolai Kuzovlev Russia Maria Tolokonina
    Speed Russia Anton Nemov Russia Ekaterina Koshcheeva

    European Cup[edit]

    Date Location Discipline Men's winner Women's winner
    November 24, 2018 Switzerland Bern[8] Lead France Louna Ledevant Switzerland Sina Goetz
    December 1, 2018 Slovenia Domžale[9] Lead Russia Nikolai Primerov Switzerland Sina Goetz
    December 8, 2018 Slovakia Žilina Lead Slovakia Peter Kuric Slovenia Maja Šuštar
    March 3, 2019 Finland Oulu (Finals) Lead France Louna Ledevant Switzerland Sina Goetz
    Overall season winners[10][11] Lead France Louna Ledevant Switzerland Sina Goetz

    References[edit]

    1. ^ Meehan, Chris (2019-02-18). "The Extreme Sport of Ice Climbing Is Coming to Civic Center Park". 5280. Retrieved 2020-02-14.
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Cheongsong) Page
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Beijing) Page
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Saas-Fee) Page
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Rabenstein) Page
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Champagny-en-Vanoise) Page
  • ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Denver) Page
  • ^ EUROPEAN TOUR COMMENCES IN BERN
  • ^ SINA GOETZ AND NIKOLAI PRIMEROV TAKE THE PLAUDITS IN DOMZALE
  • ^ "UIAA Ice Climbing European Cup 2019 Overall Result Men Lead" (PDF).
  • ^ "UIAA Ice Climbing European Cup 2019 Overall Result Women Lead" (PDF).

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