Climbing

— September 28, 2021

A new president for the athletes' commission

Change of leadership at the Athletes' Commission of the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC). Briton Shauna Coxsey (photo above) was elected president in... Read more "

— August 20, 2021

China misses its two World Cups

Less than six months before the Beijing Winter Games, China continues to cancel one by one all the international events planned on its soil over the... Read more "

— April 26, 2021

Marco Scolaris returns for four years

No bad surprises for Marco Scolaris. The Italian leader was re-elected for a new four-year term as president of the International Sport Climbing Federation... Read more "

— March 5, 2021

Two World Cups postponed until the fall

The series continues, predictable and monotonous. The International Sport Climbing Federation (IFSC) has joined the long list of bodies in the Olympic movement forced to postpone their spring events.... Read more "

— February 22, 2021

Russia retains the Worlds

Its suspension from the Olympic movement for a period of two years, confirmed by the CAS last December, changes nothing: Russia should be able to continue hosting... Read more "

— December 17, 2020

A place at the 2023 Pan American Games

Confirmed last week as an additional sport for the Paris Games in 2024, climbing continues its march forward in the international sporting movement. She just won her... Read more "

— November 16, 2020

Heading towards the hundred mark

During the health crisis, work continues for the International Sport Climbing Federation (IFSC). The body held its 16th plenary general assembly, on November 14 and 15, in... Read more "

— October 1, 2020

The IFSC strengthens its communication

Less than 10 months before the Tokyo Games, where the discipline is due to make its debut in the Olympic program as an additional sport, climbing is strengthening its communication. Its federation... Read more "

— September 4, 2020

Indonesia and Russia on the program

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the International Climbing Federation (IFSC) to draw a definitive line on the 2020 World Cup, reduced to just the Briançon stage.... Read more "

— September 2, 2020

A World Cup in a single stage

End clap for the Climbing World Cup. The international federation of the discipline (IFSC) announced on Tuesday September 1 its decision to definitively cancel the last two stages... Read more "