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Starting from Lecco, the bouldering World Cup will include twelve finalists instead of eight. The rule amendment, made by the International Council for Competition, comes in the wake of last week's first stage held at Fiera di Primiero.

Meyer and Perlova win the first stage of the World Cup bouldering 2002at Fiera di Primiero

Josune Bereziartu sends Macumba Club 8c , Orgon, France

Josune Bereziartu from Spain sends the 40-move La Travesia De Balzola, 8C+/9A or FB 8B+

The Italians Luca Zardini and Cristian Brenna are, as tends to be their case, on top form and on a roll, repeating a plethora of hard routes dotted around the country.

On 8 March Luca Zardini climbs "Ombre Atomiche" 8a+ boulder at Erto

Incubiamoci 2002, an informal bouldering meeting to which all are invited, will take place on Sunday 24 February at the Cubo, Italy

Cristina Brenna spent part of January bouldering around Italy, repeating some classics at Meschia, Il Cubo and, just north of the border in Switzerland, Cresciano.

430 climbers gathered together on Sunday in Parma, to compete in the second stage of Italy's unofficial bouldering league

The second Italian Championship will be held in Valle di Daone on 5-6 January 2002

Levet and Calibani win fifth and final stage of bouldering World Cup 2001 in Birmingham. Levet and Meyer take overall title

Alippi and Sturman redpoint Invidia, Positron and Tolk is chep, all 8c

The Italian bouldering Championship 2001 took place in Campitello di Fassa last weekend, and was won by Riccardo Scarian and Giulia Giammarco.

The third IWC 2002 starts in Kirov in January and continues in Pitztal, Valle di Daone, Saas Fee to finish in Quebec

Mauro Calibani and Myriam Motteau win the bouldering World Championship, while Gérome Pouvreau and Martina Cufar win the Difficulty

The Climbing World Championship 2001 started yesterday in Winterthur, Switzerland.