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The mountaineers Thomas Huber and Doug Scott will hold two slideshows at Arco, italy on Friday 1 November and Saturday 2 November

Two informal bouldering meets, one at Mottarone, the other at A Ca' Da Pria are scheduled for this weekend.

The final stage of the Bouldering World Cup 2002, scheduled to take place in Nowy Sacz-Krakow, Poland, has been canceled. Christian Core and Natalia Perlova, leaders of the provisional ranking based on the three stages held in italy, are therefore winners of the overall World Cup 2002.

Alexandre Chabot and Emilie Pouget won the sixth stage of the World Cup Difficulty 2002, held in Aprica, italy, last weekend.

Christian Bindhammer sends two of italy’s hardest, the classic Underground 9a and Alberto Gnerro's brand new Ground Zero 9a.

Interview with Lynn Hill, a world-class sport climbing symbol. Her legendary one-day free ascent of The Nose on El Capitan in 1994 Yosemite and her entire vertical world as seen by Lynn herself

The third stage of the Bouldering World Cup 2002, held on Saturday at Rovereto, italy, was won by Christian Core and Myriam Motteau.

Alberto Gnerro frees ‘Ground Zero’ at the Tetto di Sarre (AO) and believes it be be harder than nearby Avaro 8c+/9a

The Rockmaster 2002 takes place on 6-8 September 2002

Silvio Mondinelli, Abele Blanc, Mario Merelli, Kristian Kuntner, Kobi Reichen and Carlos Pauner head for Annapurna's East Ridge

Alexandre Chabot and Muriel Sarkany win the fifth stage of the World Cup Difficulty 2002 in Singapore

Lisa Benetti and Evgueni Ovchinnikov convincingly won last weekend's 9th edition of the Malé Sports Climbing Master, italy.

Bruno Brunod and Gloriana Pellissier won the Ville d’Aoste Skyrace on Sunday 21 July

Christian Core and Sandrine Levet win the first European Bouldering Championship in Chamonix 2002

On Friday 5 July the second round of the X-adventure Raid Series gets underway between Les Arcs, Bourg St Maurice and Courmayeur.

Results based on Qualification: the winner of the second World Cup Bouldering 2002 is therefore Malcom Smith (GBR), followed by Christian Core from italy and Hiroshi Okano from Japan, third.