Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia’s Putra Tri Ramadani won silver in the men’s lead event at the World Climbing Series Santiago 2026 in Chile on Sunday, local time (Monday in Indonesia).
Putra finished second in the final with 49 points, behind Switzerland’s Jonas Utelli, who won gold with 52.
Official results published by World Climbing showed Putra finishing ahead of several leading international climbers in the final.
Japan’s Neo Suzuki took third place with 47+, completing the men’s lead podium.
Putra had also topped the semifinals with 33+, ahead of Suzuki on 32+ and Spain’s Alberto Ginés López on 31+.
Utelli, who eventually won gold, placed fourth in the semifinals with 31+ but improved his performance in the final.
Suzuki claimed bronze, while Ginés López, who had finished third in the semifinals, placed eighth in the final with 25.
Earlier, Indonesian climber Raharjati Nursamsa won silver in the men’s speed event at the same competition, clocking 5.06 seconds in the final.
According to results reported on Sunday, Raharjati faced China’s Zhao Yicheng in the final, held on Saturday evening in Chile, or early Sunday in Indonesia.
Raharjati lost to Zhao, who won gold with a time of 4.74 seconds.
Indonesia fielded several climbers in the men’s and women’s speed events and the men’s lead competition.
Besides Raharjati, the Indonesian men’s speed team included Veddriq Leonardo, Aditya Tri Syahria and Antasyafi Robby Al Hilmi.
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