Archery

— 21 April 2023

Hyundai re-signs for three years

World Archery can rub its hands: it has just secured for a new three-year lease its partnership with the South Korean group Hyundai Motor Company. Announced this week, the... Read more »

— 18 April 2023

Future decision on the Russian issue

A new international federation of a summer Olympic sport will very soon address the Russian issue. It should in turn take a position on the return of Russian and... Read more »

— 10 February 2023

The World Cup on three continents

World Archery is getting ahead of itself. The world archery body has published the World Cup calendar for the period 2024 to 2027. A total of 15 events will... Read more »

— 17 January 2023

A test-event at the Invalides

The International Archery Federation has unveiled the schedule for the 2023 edition of the World Cup, the premier elite circuit for national teams. In its 17th season, it will... Read more »

— 25 November 2022

World Archery launches its streaming platform

World Archery is also going into streaming. The international archery body has announced that its digital platform, called archery+, will go online in early 2023. Created in the framework... Read more »

— 3 November 2022

The term “iconic site” is not overused

A logical choice. An obvious choice. Sébastien Flute slipped into the role of sports manager for archery at the Paris 2024 OCOG as naturally as if he were putting... Read more »

— 7 October 2022

The first NFT trophies

The International Archery Federation (World Archery) is breaking new ground. It has announced that it has partnered with a company specialising in sports data and blockchain technology, Leverade, to... Read more »

— 23 September 2022

A president has gone

World Archery has lost one of its historic leaders. The world archery body announced the death of Italian Francesco Gnecchi-Ruscone (pictured above, centre) on 20 September in Malin. He... Read more »

— 16 September 2022

World ranking gets a makeover

With less than two years to go before the Paris 2024 Games, archery is revamping its ranking system. The international archery body, World Archery, has announced that a new... Read more »

— 1 April 2022

World Archery renews its audiovisual partners

Its president is Turkish (Ugur Erdener), its world headquarters is based in Lausanne and South Korea often overwhelms the competition, but World Archery trusts Anglo-Saxon know-how when it comes... Read more »