Amazing show but live streaming fiasco

- This was possibly the most spectacular and technical routes (Adam Pustelnik chief route setter) I have seen and the finish where Romain Desgranges with six seconds remaining moved from fourth to first place was extraordinary. The Norwegian coach as well as the personal trainer of Hannes Puman, Reino Horak, was totally unaware of the live streaming fiasco with several breaks in the end, no clock and just Italian commentators. Reino clocked all competitors having to fight with the new six minute rule. As there was no official clock at the scene, several coaches actually used Reino's clock to get more excitement. - I actually think Domen would have won if he was not timed out, Reino continues, which explains why his score was lower than Hannes Puman who set the bar by even climbing faster and with higher feet than Adam Ondra. On the other hand, Ondra did show up with a knee-pad, smaller than the one he used in the final, and found one perfect no-hands rest, smiling and giving thumbs up to the spectators. Among the female, Pustelnik's route was creative art as small holds got bigger, turned into progressively bigger volumes. 16 year old Laura Rogara set the bar, as Puman, climbing technically just perfect. Janja Garnbret, who was the only one to top all three routes, but was timed out in the semi, climbed with ease until a fatal mistake. Last out was Anak Verhoeven and she passed Mina Markovic and the others with at least 15 moves but failed to do the last dyno to the top. 1. Romain Desgranges FRA - Anak Verhoeven BEL 2. Adam Ondra CZE - Mina Markovic SLO 3. Jakob Schubert AUT - Jessica Pilz AUT 4. Hannes Puman SWE - Janja Garnbret SLO 5. Domen Skopfic SLO - Salome Romain Complete results (c) Eddie Fowke - The Circuit Climbing