Jakob Schubert Makes History! Climbs His Second 5.15d
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Jakob Schubert was the first climber in the world to conquer two routes at the highest level of 9c so far. On Saturday afternoon, the 35-year-old Innsbrucker crossed the "DNA", a 50-metre long, extremely overhanging route. For the historical milestone, the two-time Olympic medal winner needed nine attempts before successfully joining the 120 or so trains.
Jakob Schubert sets new standards in climbing in the hall and on the rock: he was the first person to cross two 9c routes with DNA in France, the most difficult in the world.
The Tyrolean made Seb Bouin's "DNA" in the Verdon Gorge, then spoke of the most difficult route of his life and will "never forget this day"
Jakob Schubert finally wants to master the DNA route in France. The KURIER readers can watch the Tyrolean climbing star live.
The Innsbrucker Jakob Schubert mastered two 9c routes and set a historic milestone in climbing.
VERDON/INNSBRUCK. The 35-year-old Tyrolean succeeded in S d Frankreich, which no man has done before him.
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