Ranking 2018
There are stair races in many different countries all over the world
Runners climb skyscrapers, towers and outdoor staircases. The main concern of the elite runners is to be faster than the others – most of us climb stairs for fitness reasons very often combined with a charity aspect and we like race atmosphere. The idea is to create a ranking for elite stair racers taking into account that for obvious reasons there are not many possibilities of direct competition.
With the Tour Final in Shanghai on November 25 our 2018 season ended.
2018 Final TWA Ranking
Note: Only registered athletes with a valid Athlete-ID are eligible for points in the ranking.
Final 2018 Top 10
Rules and Regulations
For quick reference the most important points are summarized in this document
At one look you will find everything you need to know about our ranking.
Ranking Basics
This small document gives hints to event organizers answering the most common questions about the role of events in the Towerrunning Tour.
Information for Event Organizers
All higher valued races belong to our
Towerrunning Tour 2019
Very important for race organizers and timing companies is our standardized results form
To support us in our evaluations we kindly ask race organizers to take care of this document.
Results Form Results Form Factor 40
And to learn about how many points you can get at different races take a look at our Scoring Matrix. The tables show how many points you get in races with the respective factor.
Scoring Matrix:
About us
The TWA is the only worldwide governing body for this kind of running discipline. Currently the Towerrunning World Association consists of the three presidium members and representatives of nine national associations. The organization is responsible for regulating and promoting stair races on a worldwide basis. The TWA backs the Towerrunning Tour uniting the most prestigious races worldwide and manages a worldwide ranking. World and Continental Championships are held too.
