Bali to Host Asia’s Final Stop of the 2024 World Cup Tour
Bali, Indonesia – The International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) has officially announced that Bali, Indonesia, will be the final stop on the Asia leg of the 2024 World Cup tour. This exciting event is set to take place from May 2 to 4, marking the first time Bali will host a World Cup competition.
Historical Significance
While this will be a first for Bali, Jakarta, the country’s bustling capital, has previously welcomed three major international climbing events. Notably, Jakarta held a World Cup in 2022, followed by both a World Cup and the Asian Olympic Qualifier in 2023. The introduction of a World Cup event in Bali signifies Indonesia’s expanding role in the international climbing community and its growing reputation as a host for world-class competitions.
Event Details
The Bali World Cup will feature two exciting categories: the Lead event and the Speed event. Prominent local climbers are expected to showcase their skills, including Paris Olympic champion Veddriq Leonardo, known for his impressive speed climbing abilities. In addition, top female speed climber Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi is anticipated to compete, bringing further attention to the event and raising the profile of Indonesian athletes on the global stage.
The event is expected to attract not only local fans but also international spectators and media, contributing to Bali’s appeal as a destination for sports enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Looking Ahead: The 2025 World Cup Season
Following the conclusion of the Bali event, the 2025 World Cup season is set to commence with two back-to-back events in Keqiao and Wujiang, China, in April. From there, the tour will continue to the Americas with stops in Curitiba, Brazil, followed by Salt Lake City and Denver. It will then make its way to Europe, featuring competitions in various cities including Prague, Bern, Innsbruck, Krakow, Chamonix, Madrid, Klagenfurt, and Koper.
For fans and participants eager to stay updated on the latest tour developments, the full 2025 World Cup schedule is available on the IFSC’s official website.
Conclusion
As the excitement builds for the upcoming Bali World Cup event, it promises to be a significant occasion for both local and international climbing communities. With top athletes participating, it will not only highlight the talents of Indonesian climbers but will also bolster Bali’s status as a prime location for international sporting events.
For updates and more information about the World Cup tour, please visit the IFSC website.
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