Oslo Diamond League 2025 Recap, Results & News

Follow along for live updates, results, news, and highlights from the 2025 Oslo Diamond League Meeting LIVE on FloTrack June 12.

Jun 12, 2025 by Maci Steuber

Oslo Diamond League 2025 Recap, Results & News

The Stage Is Set In Oslo For The 2025 Bislett Games (Oslo Diamond League Meeting)

With the Diamond League season heating up, all eyes now turn to the iconic Bislett Stadium in Oslo for one of the most anticipated stops on the tour: the 2025 Bislett Games.

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Today features world-record threats in the men's 5000m, elite sprint showdowns, and a deep field of American and European talent across the track and field. From Hagos Gebrhiwet to Nico Young and a surging women's 800m field, the Bislett Games promises non-stop action in front of a roaring Nordic crowd.

US audiences can catch all the action live on FloTrack, but we'll also bring you live updates, results, and highlights here throughout the meet.

Be sure to refresh this page throughout the day for the latest news from the Oslo Diamond League.

Oslo Diamond League Live Updates & Results

Updates, news and results will be posted here during competition hours.

Karsten Does It Again! - 3:00p CT

In front of his home crowd, Karsten Warholm lowers his World Record in the 300m hurdles in 32.67. He defeated Paris Olympics 400m gold medalist Rai Benjamin and Paris bronze medalist Alison Dos Santos who went 2-3.

Nico Young American Record in the 5K! - 2:40p CT

Gebrhiwet, Kejelecha and Girma failed in their World Record attempt, but Nico Young delivers a stunning performance. The 23-year-old runs 12:45.27 for an American Record.

Meet Record for Duplantis! - 2:25p CT

Mondo does Mondo things. The World Record Holder vaults 6.03M, beating his previous meet record by 1 centimeter.

Julien Alfred Crushes Her First 100m of the Season - 2:20p CT

The defending Olympic 100m champ lined up in the event for the first time in 2025 and drops a solid 10.89 after the slow-ish start out of the blocks.

Kitaguchi Strikes Late for the Win - 1:53p CT
Olympic and Diamond League champion Haruka Kitaguchi waited until the fifth round to make her move,launching a 64.63m throw to take the lead. Greece’s Elina Tzengko sees her winning streak snapped, and despite strong early throws, Adriana Vilagos can't respond. The top three holds through the final round as Kitaguchi claims victory.

Mena Owns the Curve, Takes the Win in 20.20 - 1:47p CT
No one attacked the curve like Basant Mena. His aggressive setup through the bend gave him the edge early, and he never looked back, holding form to the line for a commanding 20.20 win.

Women’s Steeplechase: Cherotich Controls, Clocks Meet Record - 1:38p CT
A steady opening kilometer in 3:04 set the tone, conservative, but enough to string things out. Early stumbles shook up the field, and by the final four laps, a lead group of four was pushing hard. The U.S. sat in fifth with work to do. With two laps to go, Cherotich stayed composed up front, dictating the pace. She surged out of the final water jump with control and momentum—less about footspeed, more about rhythm. Cherotich crossed in a meet record 9:02.60, with Winfred Yavi tight on her shoulder for second.

“You’re not beating me.” - 1:27p CT
Emmanuel Wanyonyi unleashes a far-out ferocious kick to win in 1:42.78. A different style of race, but no problem for the Kenyan star, he proves he can handle a hot pace just as well.

Men’s 800m Lining Up - 1:25p CT
The field is set on the start line, but Great Britain’s Max Burgin will not start (DNS).

Jaeger Sets Norwegian 400m Record in Thrilling Finish - 1:12p CT
What a thrilling start on the track in Oslo. Hometown favorite Henriette Jaeger stormed out with intent, pushing the pace in search of her first Diamond League victory. Though the USA’s Isabella Whittaker closed strong to edge her at the line, Jaeger’s gutsy dive secured a new Norwegian record of 49.62.

"The energy here is unmatched - its really cool to be in a city where people love track and field" - Whittaker, Athlete's Lounge

DOMINANT DIAMOND LEAGUE DEBUT

We’re underway in Oslo! - 12:25 CT
Leyanis Pérez-Hernández opened the women’s triple jump, but it’s Shanieka Ricketts who records the first mark on the board with 14.05m. Men’s pole vault is about to begin

How To Watch The 2025 Diamond League Oslo (Bislett Games)

The Oslo Diamond League meet is streaming LIVE on FloTrack and the FloSports app for U.S. viewers.

Replays, highlights, exclusive interviews, and full-event archives are available to all FloTrack subscribers for the duration of their subscriptions.

Where Is The Diamond League Oslo (Bislett Games) 2025 Taking Place?

The Bislett Games returns to Bislett Stadium in Oslo, Norway, a historic venue known for producing fast times and record-setting conditions. With a rich legacy in middle-distance racing, this stadium has been the site of over 60 world records and remains one of the most iconic stops on the Diamond League circuit.

About The Diamond League

The invitation-only Diamond League brings together the most elite track & field athletes to showcase their skills, earn prize money, collect points toward the season-ending championship event and ultimately elevate the status of athletics across the globe.

Traditionally, Diamond League competition includes a slate of 16 disciplines, though not every meet features all of them.

Points accumulated during the first 14 events of the season determine the athletes who advance to the final event, where they compete for more prize money and Diamond League titles.

The 2025 season marks FloTrack’s first year as the streaming home of the Diamond League for audiences in the United States and its territories (with the exception of any events being held in the United States).

Read more about the partnership: The Diamond League Is Streaming On FloTrack Starting In 2025

Diamond League 2025 Schedule

Here’s the full Wanda Diamond League schedule for 2025:

Diamond League Prize Money In 2025

In 2025, the Wanda Diamond League will distribute a record $9.24 million in prize money, with $500,000 allocated to each of the regular-season meets, including an increased payout for select Diamond+ Disciplines at each event.

Diamond Disciplines

$10,000
$6,000
$4,000
$3,000
$2,500
$2,000
$1,500
$1,000
$500

Diamond+ Disciplines

$20,000
$10,000
$6,000
$5,000
$3,000
$2,500
$2,000
$1,500
$750

Don’t Miss A Second Of The 2025 Diamond League

This year, the Diamond League is streaming live on FloTrack and the FloSports app, and FloTrack is giving fans more Diamond League access than ever before.

For the first time ever, the Diamond League is streaming every feed to fans, not just the traditional world feed.

Fans will have uninterrupted coverage for every throw, leap and run during the meets, as well as the traditional broadcast.

FloTrack Is The Streaming Home For Many Track And Field Meets Each Year

Don’t miss all the track and field season action streaming on FloTrack. Check out the FloTrack schedule for more events.

FloTrack Archived Footage

Video footage from each event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloTrack subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscriptions.

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