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Diamond League 2026


Take a look at the Wanda Diamond League season 2026 schedule, meetings, timetables and the latest results!
In addition to Europe, Diamond League 2026 track and field meetings will be held in Asia, Africa, and the United States.
Photo: Olavi Kaljunen/Trackpic
In addition to Europe, Diamond League 2026 track and field meetings will be held in Asia, Africa, and the United States.


Diamond League (Wanda Diamond League) is the top-tier track and field competition series organized by World Athletics, which started in 2010. Before the Diamond League, World Athletics (then known as IAAF) ran its top-tier series under the name Golden League.

In the 2026 season, the Diamond League features a total of 15 meetings across four continents. In addition to Europe, events will be held in the United States, Asia, and Africa. The season will culminate at the end of August with a two-day final event in Brussels, Belgium.

The traditional season opener in Doha, Qatar, is still set to go ahead despite major instabilities in the area. However, with a month to go things could still turn around, especially seeing as most other Middle Eastern sporting events have been cancelled.

Following the season opener, athletes will set their sights on Asia and Africa. Two Chinese meets are followed by Morocco's entry to the calendar with Rabat. Afterwards, all but one meet will be held in Europe, with a month-long break for the European Athletics Championships taking place in Birmingham in the United Kingdom from August 10th to 16th.

Eugene, USA, will host a meet in early July, and after the North American leg, six more Diamond League events will take place in Europe.



Diamond League 2026 – Schedule


NOTE! All the times in the calendar are Central European Time (CET), UTC +1.

Diamond League 2026

  • DateEventLocation
  • 8.5.2026Diamond League Doha Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium, Doha (QAT)
  • 16.5.2026Diamond League Shnaghai Shanghai Stadium, Shanghai (CHN)
  • 23.5.2026Diamond League Xiamen Egret Stadium, Xiamen (CHN)
  • 31.5.2026Diamond League Rabat Complexe Sportif Prince Moulay Abdellah, Rabat (MAR)
  • 4.6.2026Diamond League Rome Stadio Olimpico, Roma (ITA)
  • 7.6.2026Diamond League Stockholm Olympiastadion, Stockholm (SWE)
  • 10.6.2026Diamond League Oslo Bislett Stadion, Oslo (NOR)
  • 28.6.2026Diamond League Paris Stade Charléty, Paris (FRA)
  • 4.7.2026Diamond League Eugene Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA)
  • 10.7.2026Diamond League Monaco Stade Louis II, Monaco (MON)
  • 18.7.2026Diamond League Lontoo Olympic Stadium, London (GBR)
  • 21.8.2026Diamond League Lausanne Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne (SUI)
  • 23.8.2026Diamond League Chorzow Stadion ?l?ski, Chorzów (POL)
  • 27.8.2026Diamond League Zürich Letzigrund, Zürich (SUI)
  • 4.9.2026 - 5.9.2026Diamond League Brussels Boudewijnstadion, Bruxelles (BEL)




Diamond League 2026 – Meetings


See detailed information about each Diamond League meeting on our event pages by clicking the links below.




Diamond League 2026 – Results


We will update links to Diamond League results here during the season.



Diamond League 2026 – Standings


In each meet, the top eight athletes in each discipline earn qualification points. After the penultimate meeting in Brussels, all points are tallied, and the top eight in track events and top six in field events qualify for the season-ending Zurich final, where they compete for the Diamond League title and prize money.

Here you can find up-to-date Diamond League standings.


Diamond League 2026 – Prize Money


There were no changes to the prize money for the 2026 season. In each final event, the winner of each discipline is awarded $30,000. An additional $30,000 is distributed among the other finalists. In regular meetings, a total of $25,000 is distributed among the top eight finishers in each discipline.

In addition to the final, athletes can win extra prize money in four selected Diamond+ Disciplines (2 male & 2 female), where the winner of a regular meet receives $20,000 and a finals win banks $50,000.

In total, there will be an allocation of a bit over $18 million in prize money given out to athletes across the whole season. Both men and women will receive an equal share of $9,24 million.

Regular Meetings

PlacePrize (USD)
1.$10,000
2.$6,000
3.$3,500
4.$2,000
5.$1,250
6.$1,000
7.$750
8.$500


Final

PlacePrize (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 Scoring System


In the overall competition, 8 points are awarded for a win in a qualifying meet, 7 for second place, 6 for third, and so on. Based on the accumulated points, athletes are selected for the Diamond League final weekend.

PlacementPoints
1.8
2.7
3.6
4.5
5.4
6.3
7.2
8.1


Diamond League – History & Stats


Several Diamond League events are considered even tougher than championship finals. This is because major championships have national quotas, which means that many top African distance runners, for example, don’t make it into those races.

The Diamond League is especially known as a place for fast distance times, also thanks to the use of pacemakers – something not seen in major championships.

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.
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


The Diamond League has seen some pretty impressive results over the years, with even many World Records being broken at meetings. Watch all the best Diamond League results and records in this video!



Men

DisciplineResultAthleteCountryDate
100m9.69Yohan BlakeJAM23.8.2012
200m19.26Yohan BlakeJAM16.9.2011
300m31.63Wayde van NiekerkRSA7.6.2015
400m43.62Wayde van NiekerkRSA6.7.2017
600m1:13.10David RudishaKEN5.6.2016
800m1:41.54David RudishaKEN6.7.2012
1000m2:13.49Ayanleh SouleimanDJI25.8.2016
1500m3:26.69Asbel KipropKEN17.7.2015
Mile3:47.32Ayanleh SouleimanDJI31.5.2014
3000m7:27.26Yenew AlamirewETH6.5.2011
2 Miles8:07.85Mo FarahGBR24.8.2014
5000m12:35.36Joshua CheptegeiUGA13.8.2020
10 000m26:43.16Kenenisa BekeleETH16.9.2011
110m hurdles12.80Aries MerrittUSA7.9.2012
300m hurdles32.67Karsten WarholmNOR12.6.2025
400m hurdles46.92Karsten WarholmNOR29.8.2019
3000m steeplechase7:53.64Brimin Kiprop KiprutoKEN22.7.2011
High jump2.43Mutaz Essa BarshimQAT5.9.2014
Pole vault6.28Armand DuplantisSWE15.6.2025
Long jump8.61Luvo ManyongaRSA13.5.2017
Triple jump18.11Christian TaylorUSA27.5.2017
Shot put22.60Tomas WalshNZL30.8.2018
Discus69.83Daniel StåhlSWE3.5.2019
Hammes throw80.28Paweł FajdekPOL27.5.2016
Javelin93.90Thomas RöhlerGER5.5.2017
3000m walk10:43.84Tom BosworthGBR21.7.2018


Women

DisciplineResultAthleteCountryDate
100m10.70Carmelita JeterUSA4.6.2011
200m21.77Tori BowieUSA27.5.2017
400m48.97Shaunae Miller–UiboBAH20.7.2018
800m1:54.25Caster SemenyaRSA30.6.2018
1000m2:31.01Caster SemenyaRSA13.7.2018
1500m3:50.07Genzebe DibabaETH17.7.2015
Mile4:14.71Sifan HassanNED22.7.2018
3000m8:20.68Hellen ObiriKEN9.5.2014
2 Miles9:11.49Mercy CheronoKEN24.8.2014
5000m14:12.59Almaz AyanaETH2.6.2016
10 000m30:24.39Tirunesh DibabaETH1.6.2012
100m hurdles12.20Kendra HarrisonUSA22.7.2016
400m hurdles52.79Kaliese SpencerJAM5.8.2011
3000m steeplechase8:44.32Beatrice ChepkoechKEN20.7.2018
High jump2.06Mariya LasitskeneANA6.7.2017
Pole vault5.00Sandi MorrisUSA9.9.2016
Long jump7.25Brittney ReeseUSA10.5.2013
Triple jump15.31Caterine IbarguenCOL18.7.2014
Shot put21.03Valerie AdamsNZL31.5.2012
Discus71.38Sandra PerkovicCRO4.5.2018
Hammes throw75.98Tatyana BelobrodovaRUS3.7.2010
Javelin69.57Christina ObergföllGER8.9.2011

Previous seasons


Diamond League 2025



Diamond League 2024




Diamond League 2023



Diamond League 2022


Results




Diamond League 2021


Results



Diamond League 2019 - Finals


Zürich 29.8.2019 and Brussels 6.9.2019 hosted Diamond League finals 2019. Below are the winners of the two-day finals.

Men

DisciplineWinner of the Final
100 mNoah Lyles 🇺🇸
200 mNoah Lyles 🇺🇸
400 mMichael Norman 🇺🇸
800 mDonavan Brazier 🇺🇸
1500 mTimothy Cheruiyot 🇰🇪
5000 mJoshua Cheptegei 🇺🇬
110 m hurdlesOrlando Ortega 🇪🇸
400 m hurdlesKarsten Warholm 🇳🇴
3000 m steeplechaseGetnet Wale 🇪🇹
JavelinMagnus Kirt 🇪🇪
DiscusDaniel Ståhl 🇸🇪
Shot putTomas Walsh 🇳🇿
Pole vaultSam Kendricks 🇺🇸
High jumpAndriy Protsenko 🇺🇦
Long jumpJuan Miguel Echevarría 🇨🇺
Triple jumpChristian Taylor 🇺🇸

Women

DisciplineWinner of the Final
100 mDina Asher-Smith 🇬🇧
200 mShaunae Miller-Uibo 🇧🇸
400 mSalwa Eid Naser 🇧🇭
800 mAjee Wilson 🇺🇸
1500 mSifan Hassan 🇳🇱
5000 mSifan Hassan 🇳🇱
100 m hurdlesDanielle Williams 🇯🇲
400 m hurdlesSydney McLaughlin 🇺🇸
3000 m steeplechaseBeatrice Chepkoech 🇰🇪
JavelinHuihui Lyu 🇨🇳
DiscusYaimé Pérez 🇨🇺
Shot putLijiao Gong 🇨🇳
Pole vaultKaterina Stefanidi 🇬🇷
High jumpMariya Lasitskene (ANA)
Long jumpMalaika Mihambo 🇩🇪
Triple jumpShanieka Ricketts 🇯🇲