Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Emma Hunt claimed her third career World Climbing Series gold medal at the World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026, getting faster with every race: the USA athlete clocked 6.24 seconds in the round of 16, 6.21 in the quarter-final and 6.10 in the semi-final, before taking gold in 6.08 against Ukraineβs Polina Khalkevych.
It was a performance that set the stage for her next milestone: breaking the six-second barrier and setting a new world record in KrakΓ³w, Poland.
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Emma Hunt claimed her third career World Climbing Series gold medal at the World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026, getting faster with every race: the USA athlete clocked 6.24 seconds in the round of 16, 6.21 in the quarter-final and 6.10 in the semi-final, before taking gold in 6.08 against Ukraineβs Polina Khalkevych.
It was a performance that set the stage for her next milestone: breaking the six-second barrier and setting a new world record in KrakΓ³w, Poland.
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π° More news: worldclimbing.com/news
βοΈ Subscribe: wclmb.hopp.to/ytsub24
π§ Athletes: worldclimbing.com/rankings
π Calendar: worldclimbing.com/calendar
#WorldClimbing
