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Chamonix, France, will host an intense weekend of sport climbing: Lead world cup, the European Championship Lead, Speed ​​world cup and Paraclimbing Cup.

At Ceuse in France Stefano Ghisolfi has repeated Biographie 9a+

On 6 June 2015 the second leg of the Bouldering world cup was won in Vail, USA, by Megan Mascarenas and Jan Hojer.

On Sunday 7 June in the Rocky Mountain National Park Adam Ondra flashed the 8B+ boulder problem Jade.

The Bouldering world cup 2015 continues today in Vail, USA. The Semifinals in live streaming today at 16:00, the finals at 23:30.

The Japanese climbers Yuji Hirayama and Sachi Amma have spent three weeks climbing at Mt Kinabalu in Borneo, where they have established a flurry of new routes and where Amma made the first repeat of Tinipi 9a+.

On 31 May 2015 in Toronto, Canada, the first stage of the Bouldering world cup 2015 was won by Austria’s Anna Stöhr and France’s Alban Levier.

The Bouldering world cup 2015 got underway yesterday in Toronto Canada. The Semifinals in live streaming today at 17:00, the finals at 23:00.

The first stage of the Speed Climbing world cup was held in Central Saanich, Canada, on 17 May 2015 and was won by Qixin Zhong and Iuliia Kaplina who stopped the clock after 7.74 seconds to set a new world record.

The full report of the European Boulder Championships that took place in Innsbruck, Austria on 14 - 16 May and was won by the Germans Jan Hojer and Juliane Wurm. While Adam Ondra and Anna Stöhr won silver, Stefan Scarperi and Katharina Saurwein won a splendid bronze medal. By Franz...

Sport climbing: Jakob Schubert has repeated Bügeleisen sit, an 8C boulder problem located in the Maltatal, Austria.

At the Buttermilks bouldering area close to Bishop, USA, Sachi Amma has climbed Mandala sit down start V14/8B+

Interview with Aaron Durogati, the winner of the world cup 2012, one of 33 athletes (and only Italian) who will take part in the Red Bull X-Alps 2015, the world's most spectacular adventure race that begins on 5 July and crosses 6 different countries and 1000km course on foot or...

The last stage of the Ice Climbing world cup was held at Kirov in Russia last weekend and was won by Switzerland’s Petra Klingler and Russia’s Radomir Proshchenko. The Overall world cup was won by Italy’s Angelika Rainer and Russia’s Maxim Tomilov.

At the drytooling crag Bus del Quai di Iseo Lucie Hrozova has made the second repeat of Low G Man, the hardest total dry climb in Italy.

Korea’s Park HeeYong and Italy’s Angelika Rainer won the French leg of the Ice Climbing world cup after finishing second in last week’s Ice Climbing World Championship at Rabenstein, in Val Passiria.