Keyword: lead climbing

With the silver medal in Innsbruck and the bronze medal in Villars, the Lead World Cup season has started successfully for Alex Megos. The German professional climber prepared himself in the Magnesia climbing hall in Forchheim, among other places - on routes specially designed for him.

From July 7th to 9th, 2023, the world's best climbers will meet in Chamonix for the IFSC Lead and Speed ​​World Cup. We have put together the most important information and the live stream for you.

From June 30th to July 2nd, the world's best climbers will meet in Switzerland. The IFSC Lead & Speed ​​World Cup takes place in Villars. We have put together all the important information, the program and the live stream for you.

From August 1st to 12th, 2023, the World Climbing Championships will take place in Bern. At these IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships, the best athletes in the world compete in the disciplines of speed, bouldering, lead and the new Olympic format of bouldering & lead. Here we explain exactly how the competition format works, how the points are awarded and who qualifies directly for Paris 2024.

The last IFSC World Cup of the season takes place in Japan from October 20th to 22nd. Here you will find information, program and live streams.

On Friday 22nd July and Saturday 23rd July 2022 the IFSC Lead World Cup will take place in Briançon, France. Here you can find the program and the live streams of the competitions.

Yesterday the lead climbing final took place in Chamonix, where 17 athletes fought for a place on the podium in front of a spectacular backdrop. In the women's event, Olympic gold medalist Janja Garnbret of Slovenia claimed her third straight Lead World Cup gold medal, while in the men's, Czech Olympian Adam Ondra topped the podium, returning with a bang to the international competitive stage.

The IFSC Lead World Cup will take place in Chamonix, France, from July 8th to 10th, 2022. The competition program and the live broadcast can be found here.