SloveniaThe article discusses the upcoming 30th World Cup in Sport Climbing, which will take place in Koper, Slovenia, and highlights the significance of this event for the country. It focuses on Martina Čufar, the first Slovenian woman to win a World Cup title in climbing, who recalls her emotional victory at the 2001 World Cup held in Kranj, Slovenia. Čufar describes how she felt supported by local fans during her first domestic win, which was particularly meaningful for her career. The article also mentions her rival, French climber Liv Sansoz, and notes that Sansoz retired early due to an injury. Additionally, it outlines Čufar’s achievements in climbing, including being among the first women to climb routes rated 8b+ and 8c. The piece reflects on the growth of sport climbing in Slovenia over the years, noting its increasing visibility in national media and its deep roots in Slovenian identity.
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