Here is a draft of the best climbers overall in the last ten years based on rock and competitions, giving extra credit for FAs. Please feel free to add names etc. 1. Adam Ondra - Mina Markovic 2. Ramon Julian Puigblanque - Akiyo Noguchi 3. Chris Sharma - Alex Puccio 4. Jakob Schubert - Angela Eiter 5. Daniel Woods - Anna Stöhr 6. Sachi Amma - Sasha Digulian 7. Jorg Verhoeven - Jain Kim 8. David Graham - Charlotte Durif 9. Kilan Fischhuber - Muriel Sarkany 10. Sean Mcoll, Nalle Hukkataival, Alex Megos, James Webb, Patxi Usobiaga, Klemen Becan, Gabri Moroni, Dai Koyamada, Paul Robinson, Maja Vidmar, Jenny Lavarda, Allizee Dufraisse, Johanna Ernst, Ashima Shiraishi

Angie Scarth-Johnson has taken three months off school in order to climb in Europe with her family. Yesterday, she did her second 8b+, A la puta rue in Margalef. Last year, she was also in Spain and then she did her first 8c being 10 years old, which is quite remarkable since she started climbing in a non-climbing family as she was seven and organises all her training by herself. Beside projecting very hard she does onsight volumes down to 5c. "My older sister Gabrielle has come with us this time too we are also planning to do a lot of tourists things as well as climbing, going to museums, castles and old churches. This helps with my education and home schooling.

Edu Marin comments the big fight of Voie Petit. 450m, 8b with traditional protection. Grand Capucin. 3,800m of altitude. "Never have I pushed my body and mind so close to their limits. After several days stuck in our tent due to a storm, we went at the project with everything we had. As the downpour was predicted to return, we didn't have much time. We managed to complete the route in only 18 hours!"

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