World Climbing rankings on iPhone and iPad
World Climbing's world rankings in boulder, lead and speed, men's and women's, up to 150 climbers each. Star the climbers you follow.
in the app
Rankings covered
Boulder World Ranking (men's, women's)
Short walls climbed without ropes, in as few attempts as possible.
Lead World Ranking (men's, women's)
Roped climbing on a tall wall, ranked by how high climbers get.
Speed World Ranking (men's, women's)
A race up a standard 15-metre wall.
how they work
How the rankings are calculated
Climbers earn points from World Climbing events in the last 12 months, all weighted equally. Points depend on the event's level and the climber's final place, and only a climber's six best results count.
Boulder, lead and speed each have their own ranking. Climbers on equal points share a rank.
schedule
When they're published
The rankings change as event results come in, mostly after weekend events.
In the app: all six lists are checked on Monday and again on Tuesday morning, straight from World Climbing's results service. Each list shows the end date of the latest event it includes.
sources
Official sources
World Climbing publishes the official rankings:
- World Climbing Result Service (opens in a new tab)
- World Climbing ranking rules (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
World Sport Rankings is not affiliated with or endorsed by World Climbing.
questions
Frequently asked questions
Is World Climbing the IFSC?
Yes. The International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) now goes by World Climbing.
Why are there no movement arrows?
World Climbing's data doesn't include a previous position, so these lists show rank and points only.
Can I follow a climber?
Yes. Tap the star next to their name to add them to Favorites.
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