Climbing World Cup

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Anna Stöhr at the 2012 Bouldering World Cup in the Munich Olympic Stadium
Boulder World Cup 2017 in Munich

The climbing world cup is the highest international series in competitive climbing . The competitions, which have been officially held since 1989, are held in the three disciplines of difficulty (lead), bouldering and speed . The UIAA itself organized the World Cups until 1997 ; the subsidiary International Council for Competition Climbing took over from 1997 to 2006 . The World Cups have been organized by the International Federation of Sport Climbing since 2006 .

Each of the World Cup series consists of four to ten individual events. Since 2005 there has been a national ranking in which the results of men and women are added up in the respective discipline.

Disciplines

  • Lead : The lead World Cup (also difficulty - or lead climbing sweltcup) launched in 1991 and is therefore the oldest of the three World Cup series.
  • Bouldering : Bouldering World Cups have been held since 1998. In the first year it took place under the name Top Rock Challenge . The bouldering world cup consists of five to seven individual events.
  • Speed : The Speed World Cup has been held since 1998.

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