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UIAA Worldcup Birmingham (GBR) 2004. 02-04 April 2004. Sandrine Levet and Daniel Dulac win the first stage of the bouldering world cup 2004.

The Climbing World Cup 2004 Difficulty, Bouldering and Speed commence in less than six weeks time.

Sandrine Levet wins both the Difficulty and Bouldering events and wins bouldering world cup 2003. Jerome Meyer wins men's event and World Cup. Patxi Usobiaga wins men's Difficulty. World Cup 2003 won by Alexandre Chabot and Muriel Sarkany.in Edinburgh

Salavat Rakhmetov and Sandrine Levet win the fifth stage of the bouldering world cup 2003 in Rovereto

The fifth stage of the bouldering world cup 2003 gets underway in Rovereto tomorrow.

Jérôme Meyer and Sandrine Levet win the fourth leg of the Bouldering World Cup 2003 in Argentiere La Bessé

From 23 - 27 July 7 Argentière la Bessée will host the World Cup and Bouldering Meeting

Frenchman Jerome Meyer wins ahead of Chris Sharma and Serik Kazbekov

Salavat Rakhmetov and Sandrine Levet win the second stage of the bouldering world cup 2003.

The 8C boulder problem established by Fred Nicole at Cresciano, repeated by Christian Core. Photos by Andrea Gallo, video by Marzio Nardi.

Italian Bouldering Cup, Marchisio and Geo win in Recco. Christian Core and Marchisio win Italian Cup 2002

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.

The third stage of the bouldering world cup 2002, held on Saturday at Rovereto, Italy, was won by Christian Core and Myriam Motteau.

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.

Lisa Rands wins the bouldering world cup at Lecco, ahead of Theroux and Levet.

Starting from Lecco, the bouldering world cup will include twelve finalists instead of eight. The rule amendment, made by the International Council for Competition, comes in the wake of last week's first stage held at Fiera di Primiero.