03-07/06/2026
NOW IN PROGRESS16. 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.