Ranking of career IFSC victories by climber

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At the end of 2022, Janja Garnbret had won the most career IFSC victories and gold medals of any competition climber in history. Janja Garnbret 2017 (cropped).jpg
At the end of 2022, Janja Garnbret had won the most career IFSC victories and gold medals of any competition climber in history.

This is a ranking of total career IFSC victories obtained in the annual IFSC Climbing World Cup (i.e. winners of the overall annual World Cup, and not an individual World Cup leg held during the year), and the biennial IFSC Climbing World Championships, which were organized by the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (from 1989 to 2006), and the International Federation of Sport Climbing (since 2007).

Contents

Climbers are ranked based on the total number of victories (i.e. won the biennial Championship or won the overall annual Cup) obtained throughout their competition climbing career across all four disciplines: Lead climbing, Bouldering, Speed climbing, and the Combined discipline, in these two events.

Comparison with IFSC rankings

This list is distinct from the IFSC World Rankings, which are computed separately for each of the four disciplines (i.e. Lead, Bouldering, Speed), and are based on the sum of all results, and not just victories, achieved by each athlete in the last twelve months. [3] [4] Most career IFSC gold medals is a metric that is tracked by the climbing media, as was widely reported in the case of Janja Garnbret. However, as the annual World Cup consists of several individual events for which gold medals are awarded, the number of "victories" is usually less than the total number of "gold medals". [1] [2]

Tabulation

Athletes who have won at least won one gold medal in an World Cup series or a World Championship are listed in the tables below. They are ranked based on the number of victories (T) they obtained throughout their career across all disciplines.

Separate scores are provided for each of the two types of competition (1 = World Cups and 2 = World Championships), and the four disciplines (L = Lead climbing, B = Bouldering, S = Speed climbing, and C = Combined disciplines). Therefore, L1 is the number of Lead climbing World Cups awarded to each athlete.

For each athlete, the total number of victories (T) is obtained by adding together their total victories in the eight events:

T = L1 + B1 + S1 + C1 + L2 + B2 + S2 + C2

Partial totals are also provided for each discipline and competition. For instance, the total number of victories obtained in Lead climbing by each athlete is:

L = L1 + L2

and the total number of World Cups awarded to each athlete is:

T1 = L1 + B1 + S1 + C1

Results for Men

Sortable table, pre-sorted by total number of victories (T), updated on September 24, 2023.

First
Name
Last
Name
Total victoriesWorld Cup series [3] World Championships [5]
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
L + B + S + C
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
Total
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
Total
L
B
S
C
T
L1
B1
S1
C1
T1
L2
B2
S2
C2
T2
Jakob Schubert 7005123004740015
Adam Ondra 6203113103731004
François Legrand 800085000530003
Tomoa Narasaki 040370202402013
Kilian Fischhuber 050160501600000
Alexandre Chabot 300253002500000
Sean McColl 000550002200033
Zhong Qixin 005050000000505
Jérôme Meyer 040040400400000
Tomáš Mrázek 300141001220002
Tomasz Oleksy 002240022400000
François Petit 300142001310001
Dmitri Sarafutdinov 040040100103003
Maksym Styenkovyy 003140011200202
Evgeny Vaitcekhovsky 004040030300101
Sorato Anraku 130041300400000
Danyil Boldyrev 003030010100202
Christian Core 030030200201001
Stanislav Kokorin 003030030300000
Veddriq Leonardo 003030030300000
Ramón J. Puigblanque 300031000120002
Sergey Sinitsyn 003030030300000
Patxi Usobiaga 300032000210001
Andrey Vedenmeer 003030020200101
Sachi Amma 200022000200000
Jongwon Chon 020020200200000
Marcin Dzieński 002020010100101
Yuji Hirayama 200022000200000
Bassa Mawem 002020020200000
Yoshiyuki Ogata 020020200200000
Jorg Verhoeven  [ nl ]100121001200000
Toby Roberts 100011000100000
Reza Alipour 001010000000101
Daniel Andrada 001010000000101
Mauro Calibani 010010000001001
Flavio Crespi 100011000100000
Romain Desgranges 100011000100000
Vladislav Deulin 001010010100000
Daniel Dulac 010010100100000
Yannick Flohé 000110000000011
Hans Florine 001010000000101
Ludovico Fossali 001010000000101
Kokoro Fujii 010010000000101
Rustam Gelmanov 010010100100000
Stefano Ghisolfi 100011000100000
Kai Harada 010010000001001
Jan Hojer 010010100100000
Jernej Kruder 010010100100000
Bernardino Lagni 100010000010001
David Lama 000110001100000
François Lombard 100011000100000
Simon Nadin 100011000100000
Mickaël Mawem 010010000001001
Vladimir Netsvetaev 001010000000101
Alexander Peshekhonov 001010010100000
Arnaud Petit 100011000100000
Pedro Pons 010010100100000
Luka Potočar 100011000100000
Gérome Pouvreau 100010000010001
Salavat Rakhmetov 010010000001001
Alexey Rubtsov 010010000001001
Domen Škofic 100011000100000
Alberto Ginés López 100011000100000
Malcolm Smith 010010100100000
Łukasz Świrk 001010010100000
Vladimir Zakharov 001010000000101
Total5041422615933232620102171218653

Results for Women

Sortable table, pre-sorted by total number of victories (T), updated on September 24, 2023.

First
Name
Last
Name
Total victoriesWorld Cup series [3] World Championships [5]
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
L + B + S + C
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
Total
Lead
Bouldering
Speed
Combined
Total
L
B
S
C
T
L1
B1
S1
C1
T1
L2
B2
S2
C2
T2
Janja Garnbret 74071851041023038
Sandrine Levet 06051105051001001
Angela Eiter 700183001440004
Jain Kim 400373002510012
Akiyo Noguchi 040370403700000
Mina Markovič 300363003600000
Liv Sansoz 500163001420002
Muriel Sarkany 600065000510001
Anna Stöhr 060060400402002
Natalia Grossman 050050400401001
Robyn Erbesfield 500054000410001
Tatiana Ruyga 005050030300202
Olena Ryepko 005050020200303
Jessica Pilz 300142000210012
Olga Zakharova 004040030300101
Johanna Ernst 300032000210001
Maria Krasavina 003030020200101
Edyta Ropek 003030030300000
Olga Bibik 011020100100101
Shauna Coxsey 020020200200000
Alina Gaydamakina 002020020200000
Susi Good 200020000020002
Cuilian He 002020000000202
Anouck Jaubert 002020020200000
Natalia Kałucka 002020010100101
Yulia Levochkina 002020010100101
Aleksandra Mirosław 002020000000201
Myriam Motteau 020020100101001
Isabelle Patissier 200022000200000
Chae-hyun Seo 200021000110001
Yulia Abramchuk 010010000001001
Stéphanie Bodet 010010100100000
Elena Choumilova 000110001100000
Martina Cufar 100010000010001
Juliette Danion 010010100100000
Isabelle Dorsimond 001010000000101
Charlotte Durif 000110000000011
Alina Gaidamakina 001010000000101
Natalija Gros 000110001100000
Lynn Hill 100011000100000
Emma Hunt 001010010100000
Aleksandra Kałucka 001010010100000
Yulia Kaplina 001010010100000
Petra Klingler 010010000001001
Elena Krasovskaya 000110000000011
Ai Mori 100010000010001
Miho Nonaka 010010100100000
Nataliya Perlova 010010100100000
Lisa Rands 010010100100000
Nanette Raybaud 100011000100000
Natalie Richer 001010000000101
Mélanie Sandoz 010010000001001
Olga Shalagina 010010000001001
YiLing Song 001010010100000
Anna Stenkovaya 001010010100000
Anna Tsyganova 001010000000101
Maja Vidmar 100011000100000
Erin McNeice 100011000100000
Oriane Bertone 010010100100000
Juliane Wurm 010010000001001
Valentina Yurina 001010010100000
Total5037422515434262420104161118550

See also

References

  1. 1 2 Clarke, Owen (2 May 2022). "Janja Garnbret, The Greatest Competitive Climber of All Time". Climbing . Retrieved 20 December 2022.
  2. 1 2 Walker, Noah (6 September 2021). "Garnbret Becomes the Greatest Of All Time". Gripped Magazine. Retrieved 20 December 2022.
  3. 1 2 3 "World Cup rankings and World rankings". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
  4. "Documentation about IFSC World Rankings" (PDF). www.ifsc-climbing.org.
  5. 1 2 "Results for each athlete (overall World Cup rankings not included)". www.ifsc-climbing.org.