YOGYAKARTA - In 2023 the rock climbing world championship will take place in Bern. IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships in the federal capital Switzerland was the first qualifying event for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
After the Olympics: While ordinary climbers grappled for the last time in a combined format on their rock climbing debut in Tokyo, athletes looked ahead. Still a little over two years until the Olympics in Paris, but back then at the latest 2023 Climbing World Cup in Bern, things got serious.
The match scheduled from August 1 to 12, 2023 at Bern IFSC Climbing and Paraclimating World Championships 2023 was the first competition to be counted as a qualification for the Olympics the following year. Two sets of medals are awarded to each sex in rock climbing: in Discipline Speed and in the newtuary & Lead Format.
The IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships, which is held every two years, is our most important event. Since Bern 2023 is also about participating in the Olympics, the event gets additional spices.
The IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships, which is held every two years, is our most important event. Since Bern 2023 is also about participating in the Olympics, the event received additional flavors, said IFSC President Marco Scalaris.
Promotional rock climbing for people with and without defects
By hosting the biggest rock climbing event in 2023, the SAC made a statement for competitive sport. The World Championships in Bern are dedicated to promoting rock climbing for people with and without defects. "Our claim is that inclusion and sustainability are not just empty words, but we run it in all fields," said SAC Managing Director Daniel Marbacher.
"Our claim is that inclusion and sustainability are not just empty words, but we support them in all fields."
2023 World Climbing Championships Program
For a total of twelve days, the world's best climbers will compete in the 2023 FSC Climbing and Climbing World Championships. Here is the display of the program:
Tuesday, August 1, 2023: Men's Cup of Qualification
Wednesday, August 2, 2023: Women's Cup Qualification
Thursday, August 3, 2023: Lead Qualification for women and men, presentations for athletes and opening ceremonies in the city
Friday, August 4, 2023: Men's Main Semifinals, Semifinals, and Women's Finals
Saturday, 5 August 2023: Men's Main Semifinals, Semifinals, and Men's Finals
Sunday 6 August 2023: Final Lead women and men
Monday, August 7, 2023: Men's and Women's Paraclimbing Qualification
Tuesday, August 8, 2023: Men's and Women's Paraclimbing Qualification
Wednesday, August 9, 2023: Men and women's combined semifinals
Thursday, August 10, 2023: Women's and Son's Paraclumbing Final
Friday 11 August 2023: Men's Joint Final
Saturday 12 August 2023: Women's Joint Final
Dunia Cups and World Championships to be screened on Discovery+
The International Sports Climbing Federation (IFSC) has signed a three-year broadcast partnership with media giant Discovery for pan-Europe coverage or the rock climbing world championship.
The new deal, which covers all European territory of Discovery, includes all of the IFSC World Cup climbing events and the World Championships. It will be broadcast via the subscription streaming platforms Discovery+ and Eurosport, as well as through the Eurosport linear channels.
Discovery will also produce story content around climbing as the sport continues into its second Summer Olympics in Paris 2024.
The deal will take place with the 2022 IFSC World Cup Series on April 8 from the Dunia Cup event in Meiringen, Switzerland.
With the partnership of new broadcasts, the Olympic Channel will lose its direct IFSC coverage, but the International Olympic Committee's internal media offering (IOC) will continue to flow rock climbing events with a 24-hour delay.
More than anything, our deal with Discovery will boost our sports profile and athletes, which will result in greater sponsorship opportunities for all climbers around the world, said Marco Scolaris, president of IFSC.
We believe that partnering with Discovery will help strengthen our position as one of the fastest-growing Olympic sports and, thanks to greater exposure, will make more and more people interested not only watching rock climbing, but also trying it.
Trojan Paillot, vice president of acquisition and syndicated sports rights at Discovery Sports, added: Trong climbing sport has proven to be very popular with viewers watching across our platform during the Olympics in Tokyo last year, proving to be of interest to new audiences and different from some of those who have enjoyed watching sports and show their potential for engagement and growth.
Discovery has built a reputation that should be imitated to help grow sports and events and bring them to a wider audience and we look forward to bringing this sport to more people across Europe ahead of Paris 2024.
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