Provisional Combined Ranking 2018

As a preparation for the Olympic Games qualification, IFSC has changed the Overall ranking. Only athletes that have participated in at least two events per discipline are included in the ranking. In other words, in the below ranking, Tomoa Narasaki's score of 8 is based on 1 * 1 * 2 * 4 * 1 *1 (Boulder/Lead/Speed). His best result is Speed is #31 but as none of the 30 higher ranked have participated in also Lead and Boulder, he is the #1 ranked in Speed. Noteworthy is that 9 out of the Top-8*2 come from Japan. 1. Tomoa Narasaki 8 - Miho Nonaka 24 2. Jakob Schubert 192 - Akiyo Noguchi 120 3. Kokoro Fujii 270 - Iuliia Pantaleeva 3 528 4. Yoshiyuki Ogata 960 - Mei Kotake 8 064 5. Jernej Kruder 9 504 - Petra Klingler 8 600 6. Kai Harada 10 800 - Futaba Ito 15 360 7. Yufei Pan 21546 - Jain Kim 16 016 8. Keita Dohi 45 696 - Elena Krasovskaia 17576 Complete results "11.7.8 Only competitors who compete in a minimum of 2 (two) World Cup competitions in each discipline (i.e. 2 in Bouldering, 2 in Lead, and 2 in Speed) in the current season shall be given an Overall World Cup Ranking. When a competitor participates to more than 2 (two) competitions in a discipline than the best 2 (two) results in that discipline shall be selected. 11.7.9 The Overall World Cup Ranking shall be calculated as follows: i. Each eligible competitor shall be awarded “Ranking Points” for each completed competition equal to the relative ranking calculated by ranking in ascending order (i.e. lower values are better) only competitors satisfying Article 11.7.8. ii. A Ranking Point Total shall be calculated for each relevant competitor by multiplying together the Ranking Points awarded for each eligible competition. iii. Each relevant competitor shall be ranked in ascending order of the Ranking Point Total calculated for each competitor (i.e. lower values are better)."