Competitors race to the top of 100-foot Douglas Fir poles, a challenging sport rooted in North American lumberjack traditions that pushes athletes’ skills and speed.
Dan Whelan, a skilled competitor and tree surgeon, demonstrated his prowess by defending his title in a remarkable 9.9 seconds, narrowly missing his record time.
In the women's event, the championship crowned Chloe Barnard, showcasing the growing talent and competitive spirit in this unique sport.
Excitement builds for the next championship, scheduled for 2026 in the UK, as athletes continue to innovate with techniques such as titanium spikes for speed.
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