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

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

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.

Meyer and Perlova win the first stage of the World Cup Bouldering 2002at Fiera di Primiero

Chabot and Sarkany win the third stage of the World Cup Difficulty 2002 at Imst

Alexandre Chabot and Martina Cufar win the second stage of the World Cup Difficulty 2002 at Yekaterinburg

Alexandre Chabot and Muriel Sarkany win the first stage of the Climbing World Cup 2002 at Bolzano

Levet and Calibani win fifth and final stage of Bouldering World Cup 2001 in Birmingham. Levet and Meyer take overall title

The 37-year-old Italian Alessandro Jolly Lamberti has made the long-awaited first repeat of Fred Rouhling’s 20m testpiece, situated in the Vallée des Eaux Claires, France

Chabot and Sarkany win the fourth stage of the World Cup Difficulty 2001 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Chabot secures overall victory one stage ahead of schedule.

After last year’s success, the World Cup circuit returns to Lecco on 22-23 September for its second stage in 2001.

Mauro Calibani and Myriam Motteau win the Bouldering World Championship, while Gérome Pouvreau and Martina Cufar win the Difficulty

Jérôme Meyer and Sandrine Levet win the third stage of the Bouldering World Cup 2001 at Rovereto

François Petit and Muriel Sarkany win the 12th International Master at Serre Chevalier

The first stage of the Bouldering World Cup 2001 took place in Gap on 30/06 - 1/07 and was won by the French duo Miriam Motteau and Jerome Meyer

Interview with Jean-Christophe Lafaille after his solo ascent of the West Face of the Drus, Mont Blanc