2016 IFSC Climbing World Championships

The Combined ranking offers an Overall comparison of Athletes across the three Sport Climbing disciplines of Bouldering, Lead and Speed. The formula is simple: competitors must compete in all three disciplines to qualify and are ranked based on the aggregate of their places in the individual disciplines, in ascending order (lowest score is best). Ties are broken by comparing the competitors’ best scores.[7]

Women

Rank	Name	Lead		Boulder		Speed		TOTAL
1	Elena Krasovskaia	29	5.5	6	1	20	2	8.5
2	Claire Burfeind	7	1	41	7	24	3	11
3	Charlotte Durif	13	2	33	5	26	4	11
4	Andrea Ebner	29	5.5	14	2	35	7	14.5
5	Kyra Condie	37	9.5	36	6	29	5	20.5
6	Tamara Kuznetsova	55	12	45	8	15	1	21
7	Alannah Yip	43	11	16	3	38	8	22
8	Ievgeniia Kazbekova	31	7.5	21	4	44	12	23.5
9	Delaney Miller	19	3	53	10	43	11	24
10	Grace McKeehan	37	9.5	63	11	32	6	26.5
11	Asja Gollo	31	7.5	49	9	40	10	26.5
12	Tina Johnsen Hafsaas	21	4	71	12	46	13	29
13	Alison Stewart-Patterson	57	13	86	13	39	9	35

Men

Rank	Name	Lead		Boulder		Speed		TOTAL
1	Sean McColl	6	1	14	2	38	4	7
2	Manuel Cornu	51	8	3	1	32	1	10
3	David Firnenburg	23	3	49	6	44	6	15
4	Seungwoon Cho	39	5	71	9	37	3	17
5	Hannes Puman	15	2	85	13	47	7	22
6	Pan Yufei	59	12	57	7	42	5	24
7	David Barrans	45	7	29	4	54	14	25
8	Rolands Rugens	75	15	27	3	48	8	26
9	Elan JonasMcRae	41	6	77	10.5	50	10	26.5
10	Eric Lopez Mateos	63	13	35	5	49	9	27
11	Stephane Hanssens	57	10.5	65	8	51	11	29.5
12	Artyom Devyaterikov	67	14	91	14	34	2	30
13	Javier Cano Blazquez	28	4	102	15	52	12	31
14	Or Wechsler	53	9	77	10.5	53	13	32.5
15	James Pope	57	10.5	81	12	55	15	37.5