Noah Bratschi Takes Bronze in Speed World Championships
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The 2021 Speed World Championships, in Moscow, Russia, just wrapped up. In first place was Danyil Boldyrev, from the Ukraine, and Natalia Kalucka, from Poland.
“I respect everyone, but I want to say that today I am boss of this mental game,” said Boldyrev to the IFSC. “Every second, every minute, I always imagined how I am World Champion and how I would take a gold medal in this Championships. When you always imagine this, and you never give up, then you do this in real life… It’s crazy. I don’t know how to say it, but I feel like a billionaire.” Boldyrev is now a two-time Speed World Champion and is a five-time Speed World Record holder.
From the U.S., Noah Bratschi took bronze. John Brosler and Emma Hunt placed sixth and seventh, respectively.
Stay tuned for a recap of the events.
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Rank
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Name |
Country
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Qualification
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Final
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1
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5.80
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5.73
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2
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5.817
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5.95
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|||
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3
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5.791
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6.31
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|||
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4
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5.85
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8.46
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|||
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5
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5.945
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5.98
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6
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5.76
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fall
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7
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5.946
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fall
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8
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5.74
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fall
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Rank
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Name |
Country
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Qualification
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Final
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1
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7.42
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7.18
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2
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7.23
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8.94
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|||
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3
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6.99
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7.00
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|||
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4
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7.53
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8.47
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|||
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5
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7.45
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7.30
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6
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7.76
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7.55
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7
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7.40
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9.41
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8
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7.62
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fall
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