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The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) has welcomed its improved score in the ASOIF’s Fourth Review of International Federation (IF) Governance and committed to building on the strong progress it has made in good governance.
The review, which was conducted by the ASOIF Governance Taskforce, revealed that UIPM has made improvements across numerous key areas including transparency and integrity.
UIPM was also identified as an example of good practice in areas such as:
- Gulyas (HUN), Micheli (ITA) and Clouvel (FRA) dominate first Semi-final
- Second Semi-final won by Abdelmaksoud (EGY) ahead of Varley (GBR)
- Home favourite Ozyuksel (TUR) earns Super Saturday opportunity
Amira Kandil of Egypt holds pole position going into the Women’s Final after performing strongly in the Semi-finals at the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Final.
- World-record holder eases into Men’s Final with 10-point lead
- Choong (GBR) and Jung (KOR) in chasing pack in Ankara (TUR)
- Vlach (CZE) and Carrillo (MEX) celebrate Semi-final victories
Woongtae Jun of Korea will be in a familiar position on Super Saturday after performing strongly in the Semi-finals at the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Final.
- Women’s Rio 2016 medallist denies Varley (GBR) as Gulyas (HUN) claims bronze
- Men’s Tokyo 2020 medallist leads Korean 1-2 with Seo (KOR) ahead of Bohm (HUN)
- Fourth places for Uchida (JPN) and Choong (GBR) on Super Saturday
Elodie Clouvel of France and Woongtae Jun of Korea were crowned champions on Super Saturday at the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Final.
- Stunning comeback seals gold for Gulyas & Szep (HUN)
- Silver completes impressive weekend for Japan (Uchida & Sato)
- World Cup Final debut bronze for Poland (Dominiak & Lawrynowicz)
Michelle Gulyas and Balazs Szep of Hungary wiped out a 35sec deficit to steal Mixed Relay gold on the last day of the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup Final.
- Athletes from 19 countries poised to trial Obstacle Discipline in Ankara (TUR)
- Tokyo 2020 Olympic medallist Jun (KOR) savours new challenge
- Former Olympic gymnast and Ninja Warrior champion Vivian (AUS) adds stardust
Today is the day that two global athlete communities have been waiting for.
- Obstacle Discipline tested successfully and safely by athletes from five continents
- Joy of sport and exploration brings two sporting communities together
- ‘It’s a discipline that anyone can try and it’s a lot of fun’ – Ninja Warrior champion
- ‘I really thought it was cool with a lot of diverse obstacles’ – Chatellier (FRA)
Obstacle has arrived – and already some of the barriers in Modern Pentathlon have been removed.
After three weeks of intensive Modern Pentathlon activity in Ankara, the capital of Turkey, UIPM President Dr Klaus Schormann attended a peaceful ceremony rich in symbolism about the heritage and future of Modern Pentathlon.
Dr Schormann planted an oak tree in the company of Prof Dr Veli Ozan Cakir, President of the Turkish Modern Pentathlon Federation, in Ankara (TUR) – which hosted the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Cup, World Cup Final and New Pentathlon Discipline Test Event in recent weeks.
- Manila (PHI) to host second test of Obstacle Discipline in August
- Survey reveals 92-93% satisfaction with Test Event I in Ankara (TUR)
- Views of athletes and observers will inform next steps
Athletes from Asia and around the world will have an opportunity to sample Obstacle Discipline when the second official test of the concept takes place in Manila, Philippines, next month.
The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) has issued a statement in relation to a ruling announced today by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).