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After having flashed 'Reverse Stratofortress' M12+, Angelika Rainer has repeated The Mustang at the Fang Amphitheater, Vail, USA. With her first grade M14- mixed climb the Italian climber proves she’s on formidable form for her outdoor projects and the next stages of the Ice climbing world cup.

After having flashed 'Reverse Stratofortress' M12+, Angelika Rainer has repeated The Mustang at the Fang Amphitheater, Vail, USA. With her first grade M14- mixed climb the Italian climber proves she’s on formidable form for her outdoor projects and the next stages of the Ice climbing world cup.

Less than a month to go to the fourth and final stage of the Ice climbing world cup 2016 in Corvara, Italy.

The first stage of the Ice climbing world cup 2016 was won last weekend in Bozeman, USA, by the Russians Maxim Tomilov and Maria Tolokonina who took gold in both the Lead and Speed disciplines.

The first stage of the Ice climbing world cup 2016 begins in Bozeman, USA on 11 December 2015.

On 14 and 15 November 2015 Kranj in Slovenia will host the final stage of the Lead World Cup 2015.

The sixth stage of the IFSC Lead World Cup took place in Wujiang, China, last weekend and was won by Jain Kim from Korea and Adam Ondra from the Czech Republic. The Speed climbing world cup came to a close and was won by Mariia Krasavina and Qixin Zhong.

The fifth and final stage of the Bouldering World Cup 2015 takes place in Munich, Germany, today.

The Finals of the second stage of the Lead climbing world cup 2015 will take place this evening at 19:30.

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

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 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.

Italy’s Angelika Rainer reconfirms her form by winning, for the fifth time ever, the Saas Fee stage of the Ice climbing world cup in Switzerland; absolute domination on behalf of Russia’s Maxim Tomilov with three consecutive victories.