World Cup season continues this weekend in Chamonix, France! As the fourth Lead World Cup and fifth Speed World Cup of the season, Chamonix will welcome 19 US athletes to the Place du Mont Blanc, named for its location at the base of Mont Blanc, the highest summit in the Alps.

Notably, this will be Brooke Raboutou’s first World Cup appearance since winning silver in Boulder & Lead at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

How to Watch the World Cup

You can watch the IFSC World Cup Chamonix 2025 live (or on-demand at any time after the event) on the IFSC YouTube channel, starting with the Speed Qualification on Friday, July 11.

USA Climbing Athletes Who Are Competing

Men’s Lead Athletes

Colin Duffy | Chamonix will be Duffy’s 42nd World Cup
Jesse Grupper | Chamonix will be Grupper’s 37th World Cup
Sergey Lakhno | Chamonix will be Lakhno’s fourth World Cup

Women’s Lead Athletes

Adriene Akiko Clark | Chamonix will be Clark’s 22nd World Cup
Quinn Mason | Chamonix will be Mason’s 25th World Cup
Brooke Raboutou | Chamonix will be Raboutou’s 43rd World Cup
Annie Sanders | Chamonix will be Sanders’ 23rd World Cup

Men’s Speed Athletes

Sam Watson | Chamonix will be Watson’s 22nd World Cup
Zach Hammer | Chamonix will be Hammer’s 20th World Cup
Michael Hom | Chamonix will be Hom’s fifth World Cup
Merritt Ernsberger | Chamonix will be Ernsberger’s 10th World Cup
Logan Schlecht | Chamonix will be Schlecht’s fifth World Cup
Noah Bratschi | Chamonix will be Bratschi’s 28th World Cup

Women’s Speed Athletes

Emma Hunt | Chamonix will be Hunt’s 20th World Cup
Piper Kelly | Chamonix will be Kelly’s 20th World Cup
Sophie Curcio | Chamonix will be Curcio’s 21st World Cup
Isis Rothfork | Chamonix will be Rothfork’s 13th World Cup
Madi Walsh | Chamonix will be Walsh’s second World Cup
Emiko Takeuchi | Chamonix will be Takeuchi’s second World Cup

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