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The 2026 IBF Bowling World Cup delivered unforgettable moments on the world stage, from record-breaking individual bowler performances to championship-winning team efforts. Just as impressive was the bowling technology supporting the competition, with lanes equipped with QubicaAMF EDGE String pinspotters helping power one of bowling's premier international events.
This year's tournament saw Manon Clément become the youngest winner in World Cup history at just 16 years old, while Grégory Rius captured a silver medal and the French men's team secured another world title. These elite athletes competed on EDGE String bowling lanes, proven to be the best string machine for leagues and competitive bowling.
As an event sponsor of the IBF World Cup, QubicaAMF continues to play an important role in advancing the sport worldwide. The use of EDGE String highlights the growth of modern string pinspotter/pinsetter technology across international competition, delivering the performance, consistency, and reliability required for championship play.
Designed to help bowling centers reduce maintenance demands while maximizing operational efficiency, EDGE String combines proven pin action with advanced engineering. The system offers operators a long-term, reliable solution while providing bowlers with a great on-lane experience.
The success of the 2026 IBF Bowling World Cup reinforces an important message for bowling center owners and investors: the same technology trusted on one of the sport's biggest stages is available to help drive performance in bowling and entertainment venues around the world. With EDGE String’s, modern technology, operators can benefit from a pinspotter system engineered for today's business needs while delivering the level of play demanded by world-class athletes.
