The Trickline World Cup 2026 in Munich is done – and what a day at Königsplatz. As an official World Cup of the International Slackline Association (ISA), hosted by Slacksensation (Filip Oleksik and me) in cooperation with Gibbon Slacklines and the city of Munich, the event brought the world’s best trickliners into the heart of the city.
For everything about the format and the build-up, see my Trickline World Cup Munich 2026 preview. This post is about the main thing: the results.
Men’s results
A Japanese trio dominated the podium:
- 🥇 1st place: Takushi Nakamura (JP)
- 🥈 2nd place: Eishin Hayashi (JP)
- 🥉 3rd place: Shin Kikukawa (JP)
- 4th place: Alisson Ferreira (BR)
- 5th place: Tibor Mikulec (CZ)
- 6th place: Kevin Fernandez (CL)
- 7th place: Enzo Perfetti (FR)
- 8th place: Benjamin Paez (CL)
- 9th place: Quentin Sage (FR)
- 10th place: Filip Oleksik (PL)
- 11th place: Sergio Baez Vasquez (CL)
- 12th place: Marcel Foca (ES)
- 13th place: Moritz Purer (AT)
- 14th place: Rei Matsumoto (JP)
- 15th place: Ivan Soddu (IT)
- 16th place: Pablo Ortiz Gacitúa (CL)
Women’s results
The women’s podium went entirely to Japan as well:
- 🥇 1st place: Kanon Ito (JP)
- 🥈 2nd place: Mirai Kuwabara (JP)
- 🥉 3rd place: Mao Takebe (JP)
- 4th place: Giada Regoli (IT)
More than a competition: hands-on slacklining
Something that made us almost as happy as the level of the sport: how many people stepped onto a slackline for the very first time that day. At the Gibbon Erlebniswelt, visitors could try for themselves what balancing on the line really feels like. That’s exactly the point for us – elite sport to watch and slacklining to experience, in one place.
Thank you to all the athletes, to Gibbon Slacklines, to the city of Munich, and to the amazing crowd at Königsplatz.
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