IFSC Combined Olympic Format Explained

To help stop the spread of COVID-19, Peace and Sport invited the IFSC to participate in the United Nations “Keep It Up” social media campaign.

The design of the 2019 IFSC Climbing World Championships in Hachioji (JPN) won the 2020 ADC Award in the Brand and Communication Design discipline, Poster category.

The 2020 IFSC Plenary Assembly was initially scheduled to take place in Limassol (CYP) from March 13 to 14.

After a two-months lockdown, the IFSC headquarters in Torino finally reopened on May 18, as the Italian government partially lifted its restrictions and allowed a number of businesses to be operative again.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing is landing today on two of the most popular social media platforms in China: Weibo and Douyin.

The field is complete, all four remaining continental championships have now been scheduled.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing and the Alpine Association of Slovenia jointly declare that the IFSC World Cup scheduled to be held in Ljubljana (SLO) from September 25 to 26 have been cancelled.

On May 1, at 3:00 pm (UTC+8:00), the IFSC Asian Council met in teleconference with IFSC President Marco Scolaris.

After setting new dates for the IFSC European Championships, the International Federation of Sport Climbing - along with IFSC Asia and IFSC Oceania - is glad to announce that the IFSC Asian Championships have been rescheduled in Xiamen (CHN) from December 10 to 13, 2020; and the IFSC Oceania Championships have been rescheduled in Sydney (AUS) from December 19 to 20.

Despite all the efforts produced in the past weeks, the International Federation of Sport Climbing and the Swiss Alpine Club decided to definitely cancel the two IFSC World Cup competitions scheduled to be held in Switzerland in 2020.

As countries and governments all around the world have just started to implement new regulations, allowing people to take a small step towards normality, the International Federation of Sport Climbing decided to create and launch its own task force, called Climbing During COVID-19 Working Group.

Anouck Jaubert of France and Michael Piccolruaz of Italy are qualified for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, thanks to the reallocation of two unused quotas.