Rizky Simatupang Represents The Host In The 2025 Long Rock World Cup Final

The performance was extraordinary shown by Rizky Simatupang, an athlete from Indonesia who managed to qualify for the men's lead final round of the third series of the 2025 Rock Climbing World Cup in Nusa Dua, Bali. He became the only host representative with a total of 33 points.

The owner of the name Muhammad Rizky Syahrafli Simatupang is in seventh place out of a total of eight people who qualified for the final.

Quoting ANTARA on Sunday, May 4, the athlete with the number 50 shirt competed closely with other athletes in the semifinals. They have the same score as participants who are in third to sixth place.

They are Alberto Gines Lopez of Spain, Neo Suzuki of Japan, Dohyun Lee of South Korea, and Shion Omata of Japan in sixth place.

While in the first and second positions were occupied by Japanese athlete Satone Yoshida who won the highest points, namely 36 and Yannick Flohe from Germany with a score of 35.

In eighth place is occupied by Max Bertone from France by collecting a score of 31.

The eight male lead athletes will compete in the final round which is scheduled to take place this Sunday at 20.30 WITA.

Meanwhile, two other Indonesian representatives in the men's lead discipline, namely Putra Tri Ramadani and Raviandi Ramadhan, were stopped in the semifinals.

Both bagged the same score, namely 24 and each was ranked 17 and 18.

Previously, Indonesia passed the three athletes to the semifinals after undergoing the men's lead qualification on Friday (2/5).

They joined the other 24 players from a total of 55 male lead athletes from various countries.

Meanwhile, three other Indonesian representatives were thrown from the top 24 and stopped in the qualifying round, namely Musauwir who was ranked 27, Ravianto Ramadhan was ranked 42 and Muhammad Ramzy Firmansyah was in 53rd position.

Meanwhile, six Indonesian women's lead athletes did not pass a single representative to the final round because all of them were stopped in the qualifying round.

Total Indonesia fielded 31 athletes consisting of 10 male speed athletes and nine female speed athletes and six athletes each for men's and men's leads.

The men's and men's speed discipline was completed on Saturday (3/5) with two bronze medals presented by Kadek Adi Asih and Kiromal Katibin.