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Janja Garnbret Wins Another Climbing Gold Medal

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The spotlight was on Janja Garnbret, as it always is in Koper, and once again the Slovenian star delivered, overcoming a late slip to fight her way to victory on the women’s final route. The victory marks Garnbret’s 33rd gold medal in Lead and her 51st overall. Brooke Raboutou of the USA had set the benchmark at hold 33, leaving Garnbret as the final climber out and knowing exactly what she needed to do for gold. Speaking after the final, Garnbr…

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A hot day turned into a tropical night with hundreds of screaming voices of teenagers and children. The first star of Saturday evening in Koper was Janja Garnbret, who is well aware of her role as a role model. "Crazy, every year it gets crazier!"

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Janja Garnbret remains unbeatable in front of her home fans in Koper. The queen of vertical walls saved her best for the end of the two-day event on the Coast, claiming her fourth consecutive victory in Koper, and her sixth at home, including her victory in Kranj. Garnbret was looking forward to her 51st victory in the World Cup in the sport climbing difficulty category.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The best Slovenian climber is satisfied with her performances in Koper so far, and she is also counting on the loud support of her home fans before the final.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Written by: C. R., STA Janja Garnbret impressed again in Koper and proved that she is currently unmatched in the world of sport climbing. In front of her home fans, she won her 51st victory in the World Cup or World Series, 33 of which are in the discipline of difficulty. These are records in themselves. "I am a competitor in soul and heart and in […]

Koper will once again breathe with sport climbing today. The jubilee 30th home match of the World Cup in difficulty will reach its climax in the evening - the final of the best eight, in which Slovenia will be represented by Janja Garnbret and Rosa Rekar. Friday's semi-final already attracted a crowd of fans to the Koper wall at Bonifika, and many more are expected today. The final will start at 8 p.m.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Lokalec.si broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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