The women started their hunt for IFSC Climbing World Championships 2023 medals in Bern, Switzerland, on day two when they took to the wall for Lead qualification.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) World Championships Bern 2023 opened in the very heart of the Swiss capital, as athletes from around the world were introduced to the onlooking crowds.

Climbing at the IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships 2023 got underway with 130 men getting into Boulder qualification action to settle the top 20 spots and a place in the semi-finals.

The wait for the most important Sport Climbing event of the season is finally over: on 1 August, the 18th edition of the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) World Championships will commence in the Swiss capital, Bern, then concluding...

The 18th edition of the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) World Championships will commence in Bern, Switzerland, in just a couple of days. Spread across 12 days – from Tuesday 1 to Saturday 12 – the event will award world titles in...

With the IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships set from 1 to 12 August, the Swiss capital Bern will be welcoming 428 climbers from across the globe with world titles and Olympic qualification up for grabs.

Speed Climbing in 2023 has gone to another level ahead of the IFSC World Championships in Bern with records broken and qualification times to finals tumbling.

The two year wait for a World Championships is nearly over as the Swiss capital Bern will host the IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships 2023 from 1 to 12 August.

Melbourne will host the International Federation of Sport Climbing Oceania Qualifier 2023 – a qualification event for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, from 24 – 26 November this year.

There was double first-time celebrations in Briançon as both Japan’s Anraku Sorato and Slovenia’s Vita Lukan claimed maiden IFSC Lead World Cup golds.

Team Japan have guaranteed themselves at least two podium spots in the men’s Lead at the IFSC World Cup Briançon with seven competitors making it through semi-finals.

With the qualification at IFSC World Cup Briançon complete, we talk to some of the athletes to get their perspective from a busy morning of climbing in the French Hautes-Alpes.

Lead qualification for men and women has begun in Briançon, France, for the IFSC World Cup – the final stop before the World Championships next month.

Throughout the 2023 season, the IFSC will bring some interesting facts and figures ahead of our events, in association with statistician Paul Highams. The next set of stats is for the upcoming World Cup event taking place in Briançon, France...

There was a mixture of youth and experience on show at the IFSC World Cup Chamonix Lead competition as South Korea’s Kim Jain claimed her 30th World Cup gold medal and Great Britain’s Toby Roberts claimed his first.

The final stage is set in Chamonix as the top eight semi-finalists from the men’s and women’s Lead competition are confirmed with home interest in both.

There was double golden Indonesian delight in Chamonix as Adi Mulyono Rahmad and Sallsabillah Rajiahboth won their first ever IFSC World Cup gold medals in front of a packed-out crowd.

The IFSC World Cup Chamonix got underway with the Speed qualifications for the 77 competing men and 52 women under the gaze of Mont-Blanc.

The IFSC World Cup 2023 series rolls on to the foot of Mont-Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps, for another round of Lead and Speed Climbing for the IFSC World Cup Chamonix from 7 to 9 July.