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\nDavid Lama, one of the most promising Austrian climber, in recent months, has been heavily criticized for status he left the Cerro Torre after the failed attempt to free the Compressor Route\u00a0.\u00a0
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\nRolando Garibotti describes it as a mess of \u00a0fixed ropes and several bolts added to the already riddled rock of the route.
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\nThe company that sponsored Lama and he wanted to make a film on the enterprise said that they should first ensure the safety of the crew …
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\nLeaving aside the controversy, in July, David Lama carried out two important repeats on high mountain. On the north face of Cima Ovest Lavaredo with Peter Ortner, had redpointed\u00a0\u00a0Bellavista 8b +, the route that in 1999 Alex Huber first ascended\u00a0solo\u00a0 and just repeated by the German Eli Kotter) \u00a0\u00a0
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\nThen Lama moved to Chamonix for the first Test of the Lead World Cup, and has toured the Grand Capucin with Daniel Steurer, climbing on sight until the crux the route Petit 8b (FA in 1997 by Arnaud Petit and Stefanie Bodet on the east wall) and climbed free by Alex Huber in 2005.
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\nThe crux failed the Austrian; physical problems to his belayer \u00a0that has suffered the climb to 3800 meters, \u00a0forced him to give up the redpoint. Anyway, the next day, Lama carried out the free ascent of the route.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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