Take a look at the Wanda Diamond League season 2024 schedule, meetings, timetables and the latest results!
IAAF Wanda Diamond League is a track & field competition series that was launched in 2010. The main distinction from its predecessor, Golden League, is that Diamond League events take place in various continents.
Many of the disciplines in the Diamond League can be considered tougher than elite game finals. This is due to the country quotas of elite games, leaving out many hardcore African contestants from long-distance running events in elite games, for instance. In fact, highly competitive results are made in the Diamond League, especially in long-distance running. This is partly due to the fact that rabbits are used in the competitions, which is not done in elite games.
Diamond League 2024 meetings
In the 2024 season the Diamond League includes 15 meetings on four continents (Europe, Asia, North America, Africa). The season is topped of with a final weekend in Brussels, Belgium, in mid September.
The season begins on April 20th in Xiamen, China. A week later a second meeting in China will take place in Suzhou. In may the tour conitunes with four meetings. In June there will be only one meeting in Stockholm, Sweden as it's time for European Championships in Rome. In July the tour continues with four meetings before another one month break due to Olympic Games in Paris.
After the Olympics there are four more qualifying meetings before the season finale in mid September in Brussels, Belgium.
See more info of each meeting by clicking the links below.
Diamond League 2024 – Schedule
NOTE! All the times in the calendar are Central European Time (CET), UTC +1.
Diamond League 2024
20.4.2024 | Tour de Ski Xiamen | Xiamen (CHN) |
27.4.2024 | Tour de Ski Shanghai/Suzhou | Shanghai/Suzhou (CHN) |
10.5.2024 | Tour de Ski Doha | Doha (QAT) |
19.5.2024 | Tour de Ski Rabat/Marrakech | Rabat/Marrakech (MAR) |
25.5.2024 | Tour de Ski Eugene | Eugene (USA) |
30.5.2024 | Tour de Ski Oslo | Oslo (NOR) |
2.6.2024 | Tour de Ski Stockholm | Stockholm (SWE) |
7.7.2024 | Tour de Ski Paris | Paris (FRA) |
12.7.2024 | Tour de Ski Monaco | Monaco (MON) |
20.7.2024 | Tour de Ski London | London (GBR) |
22.8.2024 | Tour de Ski Lausanne | Lausanne (SUI) |
25.8.2024 | Tour de Ski Silesia | Silesia (POL) |
30.8.2024 | Tour de Ski Rome | Rome (ITA) |
5.9.2024 | Tour de Ski Zürich | Zürich (SUI) |
13.9.2024 - 14.9.2024 | Tour de Ski Brussels | Brussels (BEL) |
Diamond League 2024 - Prize Money
In the finals the event is obligated to offer price money 60 000 dollars in each discipline. The winner takes half of the pot and the other half is distributed among the other finalists.
In the one-day qualification meetings the prize pool per discipline is 30 000 dollars from which the winner gets $10,000.
Meetings
Place | Prize money (USD) |
1. | $10,000 |
2. | $6,000 |
3. | $3,500 |
4. | $2,000 |
5. | $1,250 |
6. | $1,000 |
7. | $750 |
8. | $500 |
Final
Place | Prize money (USD) |
1. | $30,000 |
2. | $12,000 |
3. | $7,000 |
4. | $4,000 |
5. | $2,500 |
6. | $2,000 |
7. | $1,500 |
8. | $1,000 |
Diamond League 2024 results
We will update the Diamond League meeting live result links here.
Diamond League 2024 qualification standings
We will update the Diamond League 2024 qualification standigs here after each race.
After the last qualifying meeting in Zürich the athletes with most qualification points will qualify for the Brussels final weekend. 8 best will qualify for the track events and 6 best for the field events.
Diamond League - Points
Athletes earn points at the qualification meetings to qualify for the final of their discipline.
In every discipline the top eight (8) positions will be rewarded. Winner takes 8 points, runner-up 7 points, third 6 points and so on. Normally the athletes with most points will compete in the Diamond League final weekend.
Diamond League points
Place | Points |
1. | 8 |
2. | 7 |
3. | 6 |
4. | 5 |
5. | 4 |
6. | 3 |
7. | 2 |
8. | 1 |
Diamond League - History & Records
Serbian long jumper Ivana Španović is one of the Diamond League star athletes. This photo is taken in the Lausanne Diamond League event in 2017. She won the long jump competition in Lausanne jumping 679. (Ivana Spanovic. Kuva: Adrian Royle [
CC BY-SA 4.0],
via Wikimedia Commons)
Best Results in Diamond League
Men
Discipline | Result | Athlete | Country | Date |
100m | 9.69 | Yohan Blake | JAM | 23.8.2012 |
200m | 19.26 | Yohan Blake | JAM | 16.9.2011 |
300m | 31.63 | Wayde van Niekerk | RSA | 7.6.2015 |
400m | 43.62 | Wayde van Niekerk | RSA | 6.7.2017 |
600m | 1:13.10 | David Rudisha | KEN | 5.6.2016 |
800m | 1:41.54 | David Rudisha | KEN | 6.7.2012 |
1000m | 2:13.49 | Ayanleh Souleiman | DJI | 25.8.2016 |
1500m | 3:26.69 | Asbel Kiprop | KEN | 17.7.2015 |
Mile | 3:47.32 | Ayanleh Souleiman | DJI | 31.5.2014 |
3000m | 7:27.26 | Yenew Alamirew | ETH | 6.5.2011 |
2 Miles | 8:07.85 | Mo Farah | GBR | 24.8.2014 |
5000m | 12:35.36 | Joshua Cheptegei | UGA | 13.8.2020 |
10 000m | 26:43.16 | Kenenisa Bekele | ETH | 16.9.2011 |
110m hurdles | 12.80 | Aries Merritt | USA | 7.9.2012 |
400m hurdles | 46.92 | Karsten Warholm | NOR | 29.8.2019 |
3000m steeplechase | 7:53.64 | Brimin Kiprop Kipruto | KEN | 22.7.2011 |
High jump | 2.43 | Mutaz Essa Barshim | QAT | 5.9.2014 |
Pole vault | 6.05 | Renaud Lavillenie | FRA | 30.5.2015 |
Long jump | 8.61 | Luvo Manyonga | RSA | 13.5.2017 |
Triple jump | 18.11 | Christian Taylor | USA | 27.5.2017 |
Shot put | 22.60 | Tomas Walsh | NZL | 30.8.2018 |
Discus | 69.83 | Daniel Ståhl | SWE | 3.5.2019 |
Hammes throw | 80.28 | Paweł Fajdek | POL | 27.5.2016 |
Javelin | 93.90 | Thomas Röhler | GER | 5.5.2017 |
3000m walk | 10:43.84 | Tom Bosworth | GBR | 21.7.2018 |
Women
Discipline | Result | Athlete | Country | Date |
100m | 10.70 | Carmelita Jeter | USA | 4.6.2011 |
200m | 21.77 | Tori Bowie | USA | 27.5.2017 |
400m | 48.97 | Shaunae Miller–Uibo | BAH | 20.7.2018 |
800m | 1:54.25 | Caster Semenya | RSA | 30.6.2018 |
1000m | 2:31.01 | Caster Semenya | RSA | 13.7.2018 |
1500m | 3:50.07 | Genzebe Dibaba | ETH | 17.7.2015 |
Mile | 4:14.71 | Sifan Hassan | NED | 22.7.2018 |
3000m | 8:20.68 | Hellen Obiri | KEN | 9.5.2014 |
2 Miles | 9:11.49 | Mercy Cherono | KEN | 24.8.2014 |
5000m | 14:12.59 | Almaz Ayana | ETH | 2.6.2016 |
10 000m | 30:24.39 | Tirunesh Dibaba | ETH | 1.6.2012 |
100m hurdles | 12.20 | Kendra Harrison | USA | 22.7.2016 |
400m hurdles | 52.79 | Kaliese Spencer | JAM | 5.8.2011 |
3000m steeplechase | 8:44.32 | Beatrice Chepkoech | KEN | 20.7.2018 |
High jump | 2.06 | Mariya Lasitskene | ANA | 6.7.2017 |
Pole vault | 5.00 | Sandi Morris | USA | 9.9.2016 |
Long jump | 7.25 | Brittney Reese | USA | 10.5.2013 |
Triple jump | 15.31 | Caterine Ibarguen | COL | 18.7.2014 |
Shot put | 21.03 | Valerie Adams | NZL | 31.5.2012 |
Discus | 71.38 | Sandra Perkovic | CRO | 4.5.2018 |
Hammes throw | 75.98 | Tatyana Belobrodova | RUS | 3.7.2010 |
Javelin | 69.57 | Christina Obergföll | GER | 8.9.2011 |