Putra Tri Ramadani finishes second in Santiago, Indonesia adds another medal to its collection.

Indonesian Sport Climbing Athlete Putra Tri Ramadani, known by the nickname Srondeng, successfully won a silver medal for the men's lead category at the World Climbing Series Santiago 2026 in Chile. This achievement was secured after he placed second in the final round on Sunday local time, equivalent to Monday Western Indonesian Time.

Putra accumulated 49 points in the final match. He finished just behind Swiss athlete Jonas Utelli, who claimed the championship title with a final score of 52.

According to official results published via the World Climbing official website, Putra competed against top global climbers to earn his podium spot. Meanwhile, Japanese representative Neo Suzuki took third place with a score of 47+, securing the bronze medal.

This final result caps off Putra's consistent performance across the entire competition. During the semifinal round, this Indonesian athlete topped the leaderboard with a score of 33+.

Putra finished ahead of Neo Suzuki, who placed second in the semifinal with 32+ points. Spanish climber Alberto Gines Lopez took third semifinal position with a score of 31+.

Jonas Utelli, who would eventually claim the Gold Medal, had only placed fourth in the semifinal round with 31+ points. The Swiss athlete however delivered a much improved performance in the final round to overtake all competing rivals.

Elsewhere, Neo Suzuki settled for third place after recording his 47+ final score. Alberto Gines Lopez dropped significantly in rankings, finishing the final match in 8th place with only 25 points.

Raharjati Nursamsa Also Earns Silver Medal
Putra Tri Ramadani's success adds another positive result for Indonesia at the World Climbing Series Santiago 2026. Prior to this, fellow Indonesian climber Raharjati Nursamsa had also won a silver medal in the men's speed climbing category.

Raharjati placed second after recording a 5.06 second finish time in the final round. The match was held Saturday (24/10) local time, or early Sunday morning Western Indonesian Time, where he faced Chinese athlete Zhao Yicheng.

Raharjati was ultimately unable to outperform his opponent. Zhao finished with a faster time of 4.74 seconds to lock in the gold medal, leaving Raharjati to take silver.

For this Chile-hosted championship, Indonesia fielded multiple athletes competing across men's speed, women's speed, and men's lead climbing categories.

Specifically for the men's speed division, Raharjati competed alongside three other Indonesian representatives: Veddriq Leonardo, Aditya Tri Syahria, and Antasyafi Robby Al Hilmi.

The two silver medals secured by Putra Tri Ramadani and Raharjati Nursamsa mark a strong positive showing for Indonesian sport climbing at this international Santiago competition.