As we pass one whole week of action in Tokyo, the morning sun rises on Tokyo for Day 8 of the World Athletics Track and Field Championships 2025 as the sun goes down on a Friday night in the United States.

The schedule for day 8 started with the Women's 20km race walk final at 6:30 p.m. ET on Friday and wrapped up at the end night with the men's decathlon shot put. 

Caio Bonfim (BRA) captured the gold in the 20km race walk after coming from behind, it's the first for the country in the category.

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On day 7, Noah Lyles (USA) earned his fourth straight gold in the 200m, while Femke Bol (NED) achieved the world lead for the women's 400m hurdles at 51.54 seconds for the gold.

See the results from each event, who qualifies and know immediately when the latest information is available here on FloTrack.

With medals on the line and big names in play, another day of the 2025 World Athletic Track and Field Championships is here and full of action featuring the greatest athletic competitors in the world.

World Athletics Track And Field Championships 2025 Live Updates, Results

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Morning Session

• 6:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Heptathlon)
• 6:05 AM Sep 20 – Men’s High Jump (Decathlon)
• 6:35 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 6:54 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Shot Put (Final)
• 7:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:25 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:45 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 8:05 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Final)
• 8:11 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 800 Metres (Heptathlon)
• 8:29 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 5000 Metres (Final)
• 8:55 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 400 Metres (Decathlon)
• 9:22 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 800 Metres (Final)

Kyle Garland (USA) Leads Decathlon After First Session - 11:27 p.m. ET

After 3 out of 10 events, American Kyle Garland tops the leaderboards with 2927 points. Leo Neugebauer (GER) is in second with 2765 and Simon Ehammer in third with 2736.

We'll return with more live updates in the morning at the start of the women's javelin throw (heptathlon).

Taliyah Brooks (USA) Puts Up PB, 6.79 In Long Jump (Heptathlon) - 10:52 p.m. ET

Taliyah Brooks goes to the top of the leaderboard after her second attempt on the long jump.

Shot Put Gets Rolling - 10:49 p.m. ET

Neugebauer (GER) opened shot put competition with a season best 16.37.

Conor Garland, who is leading decathlon after two events, threw an impressive 17.02m for a personal best and for the lead.

Morning Session Coming To A Close, Two Events Remain - 10:28 p.m. ET

Just the women's long jump (heptathlon) and the men's shot put (decathlon) remain in tonight's competition. The evening session will kick off on Saturday morning with women's javelin throw (heptathlon) at 6:00 a.m. ET.

Women's Long Jump (Heptathlon) Startlist

Group A

• Sofie Dokter (NED) 
• Martha Araujo (COL) 
• Taliyah Brooks (USA)
• Saga Vanninen (FIN) 
• Nafissatou Thiam (BEL) 
• Sandrina Sprengel (GER) 
• Maria Vicente (ESP) 
• Abigail Pawlett (GBR) 
• Katarina Johnson-Thompson (GBR)
• Anna Hall (USA)
• Jade O'Dowda (GBR)

Group B

• Timara Chapman (USA)
• Pippi Lotta Enok (EST)
• Kate O'Connor (IRL)
• Adrianna Sulek-Schubert (POL)
• Auriana Lazraq-Khlass (FRA)
• Camryn Newton-Smith
• Beatrice Juskeviciute (LTU)
• Sveva Gerevini (ITA)
• Tori West (AUS)
• Emma Oosterwegel (NED)
• Michelle Atherley (USA)

Caio Bonfim Surges In Final Km To Win 20km Race Walk - 10:16 p.m. ET

The Brazilian Olympic Silver medalist Caio Bonfim passed the sprinting Paul McGrath (ESP) after waiting back for the first three-quarters of the race walk. After checking his shoulder more than fifteen times in the last 250m, he couldn't believe he did it when crossing the line and securing the gold medal, 1:18:35. The first world champion for Brazil in the race walk.

Zhaozhao Wang (CHN) wins silver, 1:18:43.

Paul McGrath (ESP) takes bronze, 1:18:45.

Paul McGrath (ESP) Opened Gap To 9 Seconds Before Wang (CHN), Bonfim (BRA) Overtook - 10:09 p.m. ET

Despite a second red penalty, McGrath is clearly the fastest in the field as he's opened up a nine second gap on second place in the 20km race walk final. Bonfim (BRA) and Wang (CHN), however, is surging in the background.

Yamanishi (JPN) Handed 2 Minute Penalty - 10:00 p.m. ET

The favorite for the 20km race walk final gold medal in Yamanishi was given a third red penalty card and was pulled out for two minutes of a hold with less than 4 km remaining in the race as he led the race with a near 10m gap to second.

Pack Opens Back Up To Eight - 9:54 p.m. ET

In what has been an exciting race walk, the front pack has expanded back as the chasing walkers caught the leaders and came together as the race nears the one-hour mark and 15km.

Front Group Whittles To Three In Race Walk - 9:48 p.m. ET

As the energy starts to pick up and the race enters the final third, the pace has really picked up at the front. Just Yamanishi (JPN), Wang (CHN) and McGrath (ESP) remain at the front.

Paul McGrath Leads Race Walk, Pushes Pace - 9:38 p.m. ET

As the men's race walk final reached the halfway mark, Paul McGrath (ESP) led the way and was pushing the pace hard, which spread the pack open leaving just nine at the front. Just Bordier (FRA) and Qian (CHN) are sticking to his sides.

Paul McGrath led at 12km, 47:53.

Men's Long Jump (Decathlon) Starts In Stadium - 9:24 p.m. ET

Simon Ehammer (SUI) opens the long jump competition in group A qualification with a 7.97 and 1053 points.

Sander Skotheim (NOR) put up a competitive 7.97 after scrubbing his first attempt.

Kyle Garland (USA) came out swinging on his final jump for a 7.92m putting him clear in third for 1040 points.

Yamanishi Takes Lead Of 20km Race Walk - 9:19 p.m. ET

As they finish the first quarter of the race, Japan favorite Yamanishi took over the front spot with Haifeng Qian (CHN) joining the lead.

Dominik Cerny Makes It Look Easy In 20km Race Walk - 9:11 p.m. ET

As the men hit the 4km mark, Slovak Dominik Cerny has been blasting out in front of the pack to a gap of four seconds ahead. The pack is quite tight with about 30 competitors within three seconds of the 2nd place runner, Ricardo Ortiz (MEX).

Women's Shot Put Qualification Starts In Stadium - 9:04 p.m. ET

Group A of the women's shot put qualification has begun in the stadium.

Yemisi Ogunleye (GER), the Olympic champion, threw 19.65m to open things up, easily past the 19.20m automatic qualification mark. Chase Jackson (USA) threw 19.31, past the mark. Maddison-Lee Wesche also hit the distance with 19.27 to make it a one-and-done.

Fanny Roos (SWE) passed the automatic qualifying line on her third attempt, 19.24m.

Men's 20KM Race Walk Underway - 8:52 p.m. ET

As the men's discus throw wraps up in the stadium, the men's race walk athletes lined up on the track to start their 20km circuit including 18 laps out on the Ginkgo Tree Lane bookended by hairpins on either end.

Top contenders include top ranked Japanese competitor Toshikazu Yamanishi and second-ranked Brazilian Caio Bonfim. Paul McGrath and Diego Garcia Carrera are two competitors in the top 15 world rankings that will give Spain a good chance at a medal. Zhaozhao Wang and Haifeng Qian are front runners for China.

Owens-Delerme (PUR) Blasts Decathlon Field In 100M - 8:50 p.m. ET

The men's 100m decathlon competitors take the main stage next in the stadium. 

Result - Johannes Erm (EST) Wins Heat 1 

1. Johannes Erm (EST) - 10.78 910 
2. Makenson Gletty (FRA) - 10.92 878
3. Karel Tilga (EST) - 11.02 856
4. Xiang Fei (CHN) - 11.12 834
5. Janek Oiglane (EST) - 11.16 824
6. Antoine Ferranti (FRA) - 11.18 821
7. Ondrej Kopecky (CZE) - 11.19 819
8. Niklas Kaul (GER) - 11.34 786

Results - Roosen (NED) Surges In Heat 2

1. Sven Roosen (NED) - 10.72 924
2. Leo Neugebauer (GER) - 10.80 906
3. Pierce Lepage (CAN) - 10.84 897
4. Vilem Strasky (CZE) - 10.90 883
5. Sander Skotheim (NOR) - 10.91 881
6. Jose Fernando Ferreira (BRA) - 10.94 874
7. Heath Baldwin (USA) - 11.01 858
8. Till Steinforth (GER) - 11.16 825

Results - Owens-Delerme Blasts 10.31 In Heat 3

1. Ayden Owens-Delerme (PUR) - 10.31 1020
2. Kyle Garland (USA) - 10.51 973
3. Lindon Victor (GRN) - 10.60 952
4. Simon Ehammer (SUI) - 10.66 938
5. Kendrick Thompson (BAH) - 10.67 935
6. Harrison Williams (USA) - 10.79 908
7. Jente Hauttekeete (BEL) - 10.85 894

Damian Warner is out due to an injury before the first decathlon event. He couldn't finish his warm-up due to pain in his achilles. He reported swelling after consulting with a doctor for an MRI.

Topped Ranked Men's Discus Throw Qualis - 8:16 p.m. ET

Starting at 8:00 p.m. ET: the men's discus throw qualifications. Featured amongst the competitors are the top-ranked Lithuanian Mykolas Alekna and world ranked no. 5 Daniel Stahl (SWE).

Each athlete gets three attempts to pass the qualification line, otherwise the furthest twelve throws will make it in.

Stahl went first and nailed his first throw for 69.90m, far beyond the qualification line of 66.50m.

Mykolas Alekna's first throw was short of the line, as was Sosna (GER), and Weißhaidinger (AUT).

Martynas Alekna, however, reached the line on his first attempt for 67.16, a season best.

On his third and final attempt, Mykolas Alekna's best was his first, putting him in 4th with a 65.39.

Results - Qualification Group A

1. Daniel Stahl (SWE) - 69.90 (Q)
2. Martynas Alekna (LTU) - 67.17 (Q)
3. Lukas Weibhaidinger (AUT) - 65.91
4. Mykolas Alekna (LTU) - 65.39
5. Alex Rose (SAM) - 65.13
6. Mika Sosna (GER) - 64.99
7. Steven Richter (GER) - 64.06
8. Reggie Jagers III (USA) - 63.59
9. Abuduaini Tuergong (CHN) - 63.34
10. Chad Wright (JAM) - 62.87

Maria Pérez Wins 20KM Race Walk Gold, Fuji Takes Bronze For Japan - 7:56 p.m. ET

In a clean race for a season best time of 1:25:54, Maria Pérez won the 20km race walk gold for a double-double after two golds in Budapest and two golds in Tokyo. Fuji just barely claimed bronze with a national record 1:26:18 at the line for Japan, with Ecuador's Paula Milena Torres just behind her.

Alegna González takes silver.

On Last Lap, Perez Opens Gap To Nine Seconds - 7:49 p.m. ET

As she rounds the last lap and the bell rings, Maria Perez is racing away to the gold with Gonzalez and Fuji more than nine seconds behind. Fuji is still in medal contention but Garcia Leon was closing the gap quickly with a kilometer to go.

Perez (ESP) Opens Gap, Winds It Up - 7:40 p.m. ET

For the first time, a singular leader has emerged in Spain's Maria Perez as she pushes her way ahead of the pack.

1:09:09 at 16km with a three second gap to Alegna Gonzalez (MEX).

At the 17km mark, the gap opened up to 6 seconds.

Lead Pack Drops to Five - 7:33 p.m. ET

Just five remain in the front pack of this race with less than a quarter of the distance remaining. Maria Perez, Alegna Gonzalez, Kimberly Garcia Leon, Quinming Wu, and Nanako Fuji are the last remaining at this unrelenting pace.

1:00:45 at 14km.

Right at the 15km mark, Wu dropped from the pack.

12km Down, 8 To Go - 7:21 p.m. ET

The front pack has whittled down to seven as they continue to push for a medal with less than half the race remaining. Torres took over the pace momentarily after the halfway point.

52:13 at 12km.

Antonella Palmisano (ITA) DNF.

Li Peng (CHN), no. 20 in the world rankings, was handed a third loss of contact penalty for a two minute penalty but it was immediately followed up with a fourth to make her the first disqualification of the race.

Jess Hull Heads to the finals with a new record to her name!

Jess Hull heads to the finals with a new record to her name! 🇦🇺

After winning bronze in the 1500m earlier this week, she qualified for the 800m final with a time of 1:57.15. That performance not only secured her a spot in the finals but also set a new Oceania record—the fastest… pic.twitter.com/xiAzkaQfXU

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Lead Pack Flexes Pace - 7:14 p.m. ET

Not much changing at the front as they reach their mid-race pace.

Lead pack put up a 34:59 at 8km.

Evelyn Inga (PER) was frustrated after being pulled to the side for a two-minute penalty after getting a third non-contact penalty.

Palmisano dropped out from the front pack around 9km.

Maria Perez Emerges In Lead After 6 KM - 6:56 p.m. ET

After holding back from the front for the first quarter of this race, the defending champion from Spain and current world ranked no. 2 race walker Maria Perez took the lead.

26:21 at 6km.

Perez pushed the pace breaking the pack up, leaving just a few handfuls of walkers out front: Yang (CHN), Palmisano (ITA), Garcia Leon (PER), Fuji (JPN), Wu (CHN), Gonzalez (MEX), Torres (ECU), Peng (CHN)

Alexandra Griffin Of Australia Out - 6:52 p.m. ET

After an injury in the first 3km of the 20km race walk final, the no. 19 35km race-walker in the world is marked with a DNF.

Onto Ginkgo Tree Lane Laps, Garcia Leon Takes Front - 6:45 p.m. ET

As a part of this 20km Race Walk, the athletes have to complete 18 laps at the beautiful Ginkgo Tree Lane.

Kimberly Garcia Leon (PER) barely leads Jiayu Yang (CHN) and Maria Perez (ESP). At the 3KM mark, they clocked in at 13:28.

Yang (CHN) Leads After First Five Minutes - 6:36 p.m. ET

Jiayu Yang (CHN) hit's the 1KM mark at 4:42 leading the way with the group in tow.

Women's 20KM Race Walk Is First - 6:30 p.m. ET

It's bright and early in Tokyo, Japan as the day begins with the first athletes of the day taking the start line. 

Defending champion Maria Perez from Spain is eyeing a win today, starting next to Jiayu Yang from China, Olympic silver medalist Antonella Palmisano (ITA), leading Japanese race walker Nanako Fuji, and finally Kimberly Garcia Leon from Peru in the front.

And they're off for about the next 90 minutes for a battle for a medal.

After a quick three-quarters of a lap around the stadium, the walkers head out through the tunnel to the road for the first time.

2025 World Athletics Track and Field Championships Schedule For Today

Day 8 – Sep 20

Morning Session

• 6:30 PM Sep 19 – Women’s 20 km Race Walk (Final)
• 8:00 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 8:25 PM Sep 19 – Men’s 100 Metres (Decathlon)
• 8:50 PM Sep 19 – Men’s 20 km Race Walk (Final)
• 9:00 PM Sep 19 – Women’s Shot Put (Qualification)
• 9:05 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Long Jump (Decathlon)
• 9:35 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 10:30 PM Sep 19 – Women’s Long Jump (Heptathlon)
• 10:45 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Shot Put (Decathlon)

Evening Session

• 6:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Heptathlon)
• 6:05 AM Sep 20 – Men’s High Jump (Decathlon)
• 6:35 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 6:54 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Shot Put (Final)
• 7:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:25 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:45 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 8:05 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Final)
• 8:11 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 800 Metres (Heptathlon)
• 8:29 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 5000 Metres (Final)
• 8:55 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 400 Metres (Decathlon)
• 9:22 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 800 Metres (Final)

Rai Benjamin brings home the gold!

Rai Benjamin brings home the gold! 🥇🇺🇸

This historic win for Team USA marks Benjamin's first individual world title.#WCHTokyo25 coverage presented by @brooksrunning pic.twitter.com/0rn2lcJ4Es

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) September 19, 2025

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2025 World Athletics Track and Field Championships Full Schedule

Here's the full schedule of events. All times are listed in eastern time. 

Day 1 – Sep 13

Morning Session

• 6:30 PM Sep 12 – Men’s 35 km Race Walk (Final)
• 6:30 PM Sep 12 – Women’s 35 km Race Walk (Final)
• 8:00 PM Sep 12 – Women’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 9:40 PM Sep 12 – Women’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 9:55 PM Sep 12 – Men’s Shot Put (Qualification)
• 10:10 PM Sep 12 – Men’s 100 Metres (Preliminary Round)
• 10:40 PM Sep 12 – Mixed 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)

Evening Session

• 5:05 AM Sep 13 – Men’s 3000 Metres Steeplechase (Heats)
• 5:30 AM Sep 13 – Women’s Long Jump (Qualification)
• 5:55 AM Sep 13 – Women’s 100 Metres (Heats)
• 6:05 AM Sep 13 – Men’s Pole Vault (Qualification)
• 6:50 AM Sep 13 – Women’s 1500 Metres (Heats)
• 7:35 AM Sep 13 – Men’s 100 Metres (Heats)
• 8:10 AM Sep 13 – Men’s Shot Put (Final)
• 8:30 AM Sep 13 – Women’s 10000 Metres (Final)
• 9:20 AM Sep 13 – Mixed 4x400 Metres Relay (Final)

Day 2 – Sep 14

Morning Session

• 6:30 PM Sep 13 – Women’s Marathon (Final)
• 8:00 PM Sep 13 – Women’s Hammer Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 8:35 PM Sep 13 – Men’s 1500 Metres (Heats)
• 9:45 PM Sep 13 – Women’s Hammer Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 10:28 PM Sep 13 – Women’s 100 Metres Hurdles (Heats)

Evening Session

• 5:35 AM Sep 14 – Men’s 400 Metres (Heats)
• 5:40 AM Sep 14 – Men’s High Jump (Qualification)
• 6:10 AM Sep 14 – Women’s Discus Throw (Final)
• 6:25 AM Sep 14 – Women’s 400 Metres (Heats)
• 7:20 AM Sep 14 – Women’s 100 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 7:40 AM Sep 14 – Women’s Long Jump (Final)
• 7:43 AM Sep 14 – Men’s 100 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:05 AM Sep 14 – Women’s 1500 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:30 AM Sep 14 – Men’s 10000 Metres (Final)
• 9:13 AM Sep 14 – Women’s 100 Metres (Final)
• 9:20 AM Sep 14 – Men’s 100 Metres (Final)

Day 3 – Sep 15

Morning Session

• 6:30 PM Sep 14 – Men’s Marathon (Final)
• 8:00 PM Sep 14 – Men’s Hammer Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 8:05 PM Sep 14 – Women’s Pole Vault (Qualification)
• 8:15 PM Sep 14 – Women’s 3000 Metres Steeplechase (Heats)
• 9:45 PM Sep 14 – Men’s Hammer Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 10:20 PM Sep 14 – Women’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Heats)

Evening Session

• 6:35 AM Sep 15 – Men’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Heats)
• 6:40 AM Sep 15 – Men’s Long Jump (Qualification)
• 7:10 AM Sep 15 – Men’s Pole Vault (Final)
• 7:20 AM Sep 15 – Men’s 110 Metres Hurdles (Heats)
• 8:00 AM Sep 15 – Women’s Hammer Throw (Final)
• 8:05 AM Sep 15 – Women’s 100 Metres Hurdles (Semi-Final)
• 8:30 AM Sep 15 – Men’s 1500 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:55 AM Sep 15 – Men’s 3000 Metres Steeplechase (Final)
• 9:20 AM Sep 15 – Women’s 100 Metres Hurdles (Final)

Day 4 – Sep 16

Evening Session

• 6:35 AM Sep 16 – Men’s 800 Metres (Heats)
• 6:40 AM Sep 16 – Women’s Triple Jump (Qualification)
• 7:35 AM Sep 16 – Men’s High Jump (Final)
• 7:40 AM Sep 16 – Men’s 110 Metres Hurdles (Semi-Final)
• 8:00 AM Sep 16 – Men’s Hammer Throw (Final)
• 8:05 AM Sep 16 – Women’s 400 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:35 AM Sep 16 – Men’s 400 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 9:05 AM Sep 16 – Women’s 1500 Metres (Final)
• 9:20 AM Sep 16 – Men’s 110 Metres Hurdles (Final)

Day 5 – Sep 17

Evening Session

• 6:05 AM Sep 17 – Men’s Triple Jump (Qualification)
• 6:10 AM Sep 17 – Men’s Javelin Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 6:30 AM Sep 17 – Women’s 200 Metres (Heats)
• 7:10 AM Sep 17 – Women’s Pole Vault (Final)
• 7:15 AM Sep 17 – Men’s 200 Metres (Heats)
• 7:45 AM Sep 17 – Men’s Javelin Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 7:50 AM Sep 17 – Men’s Long Jump (Final)
• 8:00 AM Sep 17 – Women’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Semi-Final)
• 8:30 AM Sep 17 – Men’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Semi-Final)
• 8:57 AM Sep 17 – Women’s 3000 Metres Steeplechase (Final)
• 9:20 AM Sep 17 – Men’s 1500 Metres (Final)

Day 6 – Sep 18

Evening Session

• 6:05 AM Sep 18 – Women’s 5000 Metres (Heats)
• 6:15 AM Sep 18 – Women’s High Jump (Qualification)
• 6:23 AM Sep 18 – Men’s Javelin Throw (Final)
• 6:55 AM Sep 18 – Women’s 800 Metres (Heats)
• 7:55 AM Sep 18 – Women’s Triple Jump (Final)
• 8:02 AM Sep 18 – Men’s 200 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:24 AM Sep 18 – Women’s 200 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 8:45 AM Sep 18 – Men’s 800 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 9:10 AM Sep 18 – Men’s 400 Metres (Final)
• 9:24 AM Sep 18 – Women’s 400 Metres (Final)

Day 7 – Sep 19

Evening Session

• 4:33 AM Sep 19 – Women’s 100 Metres Hurdles (Heptathlon)
• 5:20 AM Sep 19 – Women’s High Jump (Heptathlon)
• 6:30 AM Sep 19 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 7:05 AM Sep 19 – Men’s 5000 Metres (Heats)
• 7:30 AM Sep 19 – Women’s Shot Put (Heptathlon)
• 7:45 AM Sep 19 – Women’s 800 Metres (Semi-Final)
• 7:50 AM Sep 19 – Men’s Triple Jump (Final)
• 8:00 AM Sep 19 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 8:15 AM Sep 19 – Men’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Final)
• 8:27 AM Sep 19 – Women’s 400 Metres Hurdles (Final)
• 8:38 AM Sep 19 – Women’s 200 Metres (Heptathlon)
• 9:06 AM Sep 19 – Men’s 200 Metres (Final)
• 9:22 AM Sep 19 – Women’s 200 Metres (Final)

Day 8 – Sep 20

Morning Session

• 6:30 PM Sep 19 – Women’s 20 km Race Walk (Final)
• 8:00 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group A)
• 8:25 PM Sep 19 – Men’s 100 Metres (Decathlon)
• 8:50 PM Sep 19 – Men’s 20 km Race Walk (Final)
• 9:00 PM Sep 19 – Women’s Shot Put (Qualification)
• 9:05 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Long Jump (Decathlon)
• 9:35 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Discus Throw (Qualification – Group B)
• 10:30 PM Sep 19 – Women’s Long Jump (Heptathlon)
• 10:45 PM Sep 19 – Men’s Shot Put (Decathlon)

Evening Session

• 6:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Heptathlon)
• 6:05 AM Sep 20 – Men’s High Jump (Decathlon)
• 6:35 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 6:54 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Shot Put (Final)
• 7:00 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:25 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 7:45 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Heats)
• 8:05 AM Sep 20 – Women’s Javelin Throw (Final)
• 8:11 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 800 Metres (Heptathlon)
• 8:29 AM Sep 20 – Women’s 5000 Metres (Final)
• 8:55 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 400 Metres (Decathlon)
• 9:22 AM Sep 20 – Men’s 800 Metres (Final)

Day 9 – Sep 21

Morning Session

• 8:05 PM Sep 20 – Men’s 110 Metres Hurdles (Decathlon)
• 8:55 PM Sep 20 – Men’s Discus Throw (Decathlon – Group A)
• 10:05 PM Sep 20 – Men’s Discus Throw (Decathlon – Group B)
• 10:35 PM Sep 20 – Men’s Pole Vault (Decathlon – Group A)
• 11:20 PM Sep 20 – Men’s Pole Vault (Decathlon – Group B)

Evening Session

• 4:35 AM Sep 21 – Men’s Javelin Throw (Decathlon – Group A)
• 5:47 AM Sep 21 – Men’s Javelin Throw (Decathlon – Group B)
• 6:30 AM Sep 21 – Women’s High Jump (Final)
• 6:35 AM Sep 21 – Women’s 800 Metres (Final)
• 6:50 AM Sep 21 – Men’s 5000 Metres (Final)
• 7:00 AM Sep 21 – Men’s Discus Throw (Final)
• 7:25 AM Sep 21 – Men’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Final)
• 7:40 AM Sep 21 – Women’s 4x400 Metres Relay (Final)
• 7:55 AM Sep 21 – Men’s 1500 Metres (Decathlon)
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Cole Hocker Comments On Contact Made In 1500m Sem-Final | World Championships Tokyo 2025

Cole Hocker finished second in his 1500m heat at the World Championships in Tokyo with a 3:36.67.

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