Emma Hunt Shines in Women’s Speed Climbing at Alcobendas
Emma Hunt Shines in Women’s Speed Climbing at Alcobendas
— Emma Hunt of the United States dominated the women’s Speed qualification at the World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026, setting a personal best time of 6.23 seconds to claim top position in Alcobendas, Spain.
Hunt’s performance marked a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her precision and power on the speed climbing wall. The event, part of the World Climbing Series, drew top athletes from around the globe, with Hunt emerging as a standout contender.
Emma Hunt (USA) celebrates her victory in the women’s Speed qualification at the World Climbing Series Comunidad de Madrid 2026.
Qualification Highlights
Hunt’s qualification time of 6.23 seconds not only secured her a top spot but also highlighted her growing dominance in the sport. The American climber’s performance was a testament to her rigorous training and focus on technical execution.
Home favorite Leslie Adriana Romero Pérez of Spain impressed the local crowd by finishing second with
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