In America si dice sweep quando I vincitori non lasciano nulla agli avversari e un gran sweep è quello che i nipponici hanno rifilato al resto del mondo nell’ultimo appuntamento IFSC dell’anno.
Narasaki, Ogata e Fuji hanno preso tutte le medaglie del podio lasciando al francese Jenft la medaglia di legno. Segue Flohe e poi ancora Giappone con Homma e Kawamata. Risultati completi qui
After moving five climbers into the final round, Team Japan’s domination culminated in a triple medal. Narasaki Tomoa put the icing on the cake of a fantastic month of October, adding a World Cup gold to the three Asian Championships titles he won in Seoul, South Korea, earlier this month.
“It’s been definitely a tough round, but I’m glad I have won the first-ever World Cup medal in this format,” said Narasaki. “To be honest, this morning I didn’t really feel like having two rounds on the same day, but I kept my focus and gave my best.”
Scoring 84.3 points in the Boulder round, and 72.1 in the Lead one, Narasaki placed well ahead of his closest rival – Ogata Yoshiyuki – who signed the best performance on the Lead wall, but only solved one of the four Boulder problems. Ogata’s final score was 138.4.
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