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03-07/06/2026
NOW IN PROGRESS6. 6. 2025
This year’s Czech stop of the Climbing World Cup kicked off at Letná with the men’s qualification round. The best performance came from South Korean climber Dohyun Lee. Also advancing to the semifinal are Japanese favorite Sorato Anraku, Olympic champion Toby Roberts, and local star Adam Ondra.
While yesterday’s rain steadily soaked Letná, the weather cleared for Friday’s program and thousands of spectators witnessed a thrilling qualification round. Two-time Prague winner Dohyun Lee once again showed that the Czech capital suits him well – he topped four problems and advanced to Saturday’s semifinal in first place.
Home favorite Adam Ondra kept fans on edge until the very end. He only secured zones on the first three boulders, but managed to top the final two and earned a place in the next round. Even in what is set to be his final World Cup appearance in this discipline, he’ll be fighting for a spot in the final.
None of the other Czech climbers made it through, and surprisingly, some of the event's top contenders also fell short. American Colin Duffy didn’t advance, and neither did two-time world champion Tomoa Narasaki. The Japanese climber completed only one of the five problems and finished far outside the qualifying ranks.
The men’s semifinal is scheduled for Saturday at 12:00.
Link to full qualification results: HERE
16. 6. 2026
Five days of world-class climbing, a new venue, an expanded programme and a fantastic atmosphere. World Climbing Series Prague 2026 wrote a new chapter in the history of Czech sport climbing on Štvanice Island. For the first time, fans in Prague were able to watch not only boulder competitions but also lead climbing, marking Adam Ondra’s return to competing in front of a home crowd. A total of 15,869 spectators attended the event. The focus of Czech climbing now gradually shifts towards the 2027 IFSC Climbing and Para Climbing World Championships in Brno, with the voucher pre-sale starting today.
7. 6. 2026
Putra Tri Ramadani delivered a dominant performance to win the men’s lead final and became the first Indonesian climber ever to win a World Cup event in a discipline other than speed climbing. Home favorite Adam Ondra delighted the crowd on Štvanice with a fifth-place finish. In the women’s competition, Annie Sanders followed up her boulder victory with another win to complete the Prague double.
7. 6. 2026
Sorato Anraku and Annie Sanders are both on course for another triumph on Štvanice after already winning the boulder competitions. The two climbers delivered the best performances in the lead semifinals and will enter at the end of the evening finals. Japanese climber Anraku was matched only by compatriot Neo Suzuki, while Korean climber Chaehyun Seo was the only athlete to equal Sanders’ performance. Czech fans were delighted by Adam Ondra, who was the only one of the three home climbers to advance to the final.
6. 6. 2026
Annie Sanders confirmed her excellent early-season form on Štvanice. After winning the lead event in Wujiang, China, the American climber also claimed victory in Prague’s boulder competition, narrowly defeating current World Climbing Series leader Erin McNeice.
6. 6. 2026
Erin McNeice confirmed her status as one of the favorites of the women’s boulder competition on Štvanice by overtaking France’s Zélia Avezou at the very end of the semifinal round. Both climbers advanced to the evening final, while two-time Prague winner Oriane Bertone will surprisingly miss out this time.
5. 6. 2026
Sorato Anraku has been one of the biggest boulder stars in recent years, but a Prague victory had long eluded him. He finally achieved it on his fourth attempt, following up his wins in qualification and semifinal rounds by narrowly defeating Korea’s Dohyun Lee by just two tenths of a point.
5. 6. 2026
Japanese favorite Sorato Anraku failed to solve the second boulder and did not even secure a zone there, but still managed to win the demanding men’s boulder semifinal. By topping the remaining problems, he secured first place overall. Former Prague winners Mejdi Schalck and Dohyun Lee also advanced to the final. Czech representative Lukáš Mokroluský finished 13th and narrowly missed out on the eight-man final.
4. 6. 2026
Indonesian climber Putra Tri Ramadani surprised all the favorites in the qualification round of lead and thanks to two consistent performances, narrowly edged out Japan’s Sorato Anraku to claim first place. In the women’s competition, Annie Sanders of the United States and Chaehyun Seo of Korea confirmed their status by topping both routes. Three Czech climbers, including Adam Ondra, also advanced to Sunday’s semifinal.
3. 6. 2026
The stacked women’s boulder start list promised a dramatic competition — and the climbers delivered exactly that to the fans on Štvanice. Seventeen athletes solved all five problems in surprisingly pleasant conditions, but only one managed to top every boulder on her first attempt: Camilla Moroni.
3. 6. 2026
This year’s Prague stop of the World Climbing Series kicked off on Štvanice with the men’s qualification round. Favorites Sorato Anraku and Dohyun Lee advanced to the semifinals from the top spots in their respective qualification groups. Czech representative Lukáš Mokroluský also gave the home crowd plenty to cheer about.
31. 5. 2026
Only a few days remain until the start of the biggest climbing event of this season. From 3 to 7 June, World Climbing Series Prague 2026 will bring together world-class sport climbing, a unique atmosphere and an extensive side programme in the brand-new setting of Štvanice Island.Here is everything visitors should know before arriving at the event.
19. 5. 2026
World Climbing Series Prague 2026 is launching the sale of single-day tickets for individual competition days. Fans can now choose a specific programme according to their preferences. A new feature for this year is also a special train offer in cooperation with Czech Railways.
29. 4. 2026
Five weeks before the start of the World Climbing Series, a press conference provided an update on this year’s event. For the first time, Prague will feature both bouldering and lead climbing, and local fans can look forward to seeing Adam Ondra in action after an exceptionally strong winter.
13. 4. 2026
We have launched ticket sales for individual disciplines of the World Climbing Series in Prague. Fans can now choose whether to attend boulder or lead climbing. In addition to the competition itself, the venue on Štvanice will also feature an extensive accompanying programme, and the new merch collection is already available.
2. 2. 2026
The Climbing World Cup in Prague will be presented under the name World Climbing Series for the first time. With less than five months remaining until the event begins, multi-day passes for this year’s edition are currently on sale. The highest demand is for seats in the grandstands at the Štvanice stadium for the lead discipline. Preparations for the event are ongoing, including volunteer recruitment and work on the accompanying programme.
17. 12. 2025
At the beginning of June, Prague will once again transform into the centre of the climbing world. From 3 to 7 June 2026, Štvanice Island will host the World Cup - specifically, a stop of the new World Climbing Series. Look at what’s waiting for you and secure your front-row experience.
4. 12. 2025
After three editions held at Letná, the world’s climbing elite will once again return to Prague, this time in a brand-new location. From 3 to 7 June 2026, the next edition of the IFSC World Cup in Sport Climbing will take place on Štvanice Island. In addition to bouldering, this year’s programme will also include lead climbing.
27. 6. 2025
The Prague round of the 2025 Bouldering World Cup is behind us, and climbing fans are already looking forward to next year’s edition. This year’s winners were France’s Mejdi Schalk and Oriane Bertone. For Adam Ondra, it was his Last Boulder Dance, but with lead climbing added to the program in 2026, he’s expected to be back on the start list – much to the delight of his supporters.