Keyword: World Climbing

This weekend in Santiago, Chile, climbers will compete for medals – and the overall ranking – for the last time this World Cup season. It is only the second World Cup event to be held in South America.

At the Boulder World Cup in Salt Lake City, newcomer Yonatan Katz surprisingly won gold for Team Israel in his first final. In the women's competition, Oriane Bertone finally won her first World Cup of the season. All the results from the weekend and the final overall ranking are summarized below.

2027 will be an important year for competition – with qualification for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, a World Championship in the Czech Republic and a full World Cup calendar in bouldering, lead, speed and para climbing.

At the penultimate Lead World Cup of the season in Koper, Garnbret delivered a spectacular fight in front of his home crowd, while Neo Suzuki demonstrated his endurance and secured his third gold medal of the season. All results at a glance.

After a short World Cup summer break, the final round takes place in Koper: At the penultimate Lead World Cup, (almost) all the familiar faces of the season will compete once again to collect crucial points in the overall ranking. All the information on the starting field, schedule, and live stream is available here.

Over the weekend, World Cup host Chamonix once again delivered exciting competition against a spectacular alpine backdrop. All the results from the Lead and Speed ​​disciplines at a glance.

A packed house and a highly competitive field of competitors in Innsbruck: All the results of the World Cups in Bouldering, Lead and Para Climbing at a glance.

The Innsbruck Climbing Centre is packed: From June 15th to 21st, World Cups in bouldering, lead climbing, and para climbing will take place against the familiar backdrop of the Tyrolean Alps. All information on the lineup, schedule, and livestream is available.