Rock Master is an international competition climbing event held every year in Arco, Italy, usually on the first weekend of September. It runs in two rounds, an on-sight session followed by an after work session, and the final classification is the sum of both. The first Rock Master was played on the Colodri wall in 1987, after the Sportroccia event of 1985, and from 1988 it was held on an artificial wall at the base of the Colodri. Bouldering and speed climbing were added to lead climbing in 1999. Since 2006 the event has presented the Arco Rock Legends awards, the Salewa Rock Award and the La Sportiva Competition Award, known as the Oscars of climbing.
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held every year in Arco, Italy
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Rock Master is an international competition climbing event
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held every year in Arco, Italy
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in 1987, played in the first Rock Master
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Since 1999, in addition to lead climbing, bouldering and speed climbing competitions were also held.
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1987, 1988, 1992 Rock Master
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won the Arco Rockmaster in Italy
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He won the 2005 IFSC World Championships, the European Championships in 2006 and 2008 and the Rock Master in 2007.
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