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2025 World Athletics Championships

World Athletics Track And Field Championships 2025 Live Updates, Schedule

World Athletics Track And Field Championships 2025 Live Updates, Schedule

It's the final day and the 2025 Track And Field World Championships are live from Tokyo. Follow along for live updates, breaking news and more.

Sep 21, 2025 by Joe Harrington
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Multi-event athletes take the spotlight as the 2025 World Athletics Championships continue into the final two sessions with the decathlon resuming in the morning session starting at 8:05 p.m. ET. 

The men return to competition with the 110-meter hurdles followed by discus and pole vault across two groups each. It is a pivotal stretch of events that could decide the podium before the final day.

Day 8 ended with a rush of medals and dramatic finishes. Anna Hall finally captured her first global gold in the heptathlon, closing with a strong 800 meters. Beatrice Chebet completed another memorable double by winning the women’s 5,000 meters, while New Zealand’s Madison-Lee Wesche stunned the field in the women’s shot put. Ecuador’s Juliesy Angulo delivered an upset in the women’s javelin, and Kenya’s Emmanuel Wanyonyi stamped himself as the new face of the men’s 800 meters with a championship record run.

Now, attention shifts to the second day of the decathlon. Technical events like discus and pole vault will test endurance, precision and composure as contenders look to protect their leads and climb the standings.

The final session features decathlon javelin, women’s high jump and 800m, men’s 5000m and discus, plus 4x400m and 4x100m relays, closing with the men’s decathlon 1500m.

Refresh this page for live updates, results and highlights from Tokyo.

8:20 AM - Men's Discus/Women's High Jump

Competition has been delayed to tomorrow for Men's Discus, as the rain continues to pour. Women's High Jump is currently waiting out the rain.

8:15 AM - Men's 4x100m Final

The rain continues to fall.

The American's get out well with Christian Coleman, Canada is on their back.

USA has some trouble on the second exchange, Canada closing.

It's all anchor legs, and Noah Lyles outruns Andre DeGrasse, to win in 37.29, the 5th fastest time ever. The Netherlands takes home third behind Canada.

7:58 AM - Women's 4x100m Final

It's the Americans vs. Jamaica, with Shelly Ann Fraser-Price in her final professional race.

Jamaica led through the two legs, but a rough handoff slows them down.

On anchor, it's Sha'Carri Richardson of Team USA holding off a fast-closing Jamaica team to win in 41.75. Germany takes third.

7:44 AM - Men's Decathlon 1500m (Final Event)

Heading into the final event, Leo Neugebauer (GER) leads American Kyle Garland by 15 points. Or 2.4 seconds difference. Ayden Owens (PUR) also a threat in third, with the best 1500m PR of the bunch.

Owens leads through two laps, doing what he needs to to move into first. The top two need to close the gap to stay in the mix.

Leo Neugebauer does what he needs to win, with a big kick to close the time gap behind Owens, who tied up on the final lap. American Kyle Garland takes third with 8703, Owens with 8784 for a new National Record, and winner Neugebauer with 8804, a Season's Best.

7:29 AM - Women's 4x400m Final

Now the Women are up. Sydney McLaughlin set to feature.

Isabella Whittaker opens up for the Americans well. Lyna Irby leads through Lap 2, it's a 15m lead.

Now Aaliyah Butler opening up the lead after Irby's 48-second split. Off to McLaughlin.

It's all USA for the 4x400m, in a new Championship Record of 3:16.62. McLaughlin splits 47.8. It's the 5th fastest of All-Time.

Jamaica takes second, with the Netherlands in third.

7:21 AM - Men's 4x400m Final

USA has made the finals, after a re-run earlier this morning. They have swapped in Rai Benjamin, Vernon Norwood, and Jacory Patterson.

The US leads through the first leg, with Vernon Norwood leading.

Jacory Patterson leads through the second lap, Botswana right on their tail.

McRae is pulling away, handing off to Rai Benjamin on anchor, vs the 400m World Champion from Botswana.

Botswana storms down the final straight, pressured by South Africa on their outside, pushing the pair in front of the Americans.

It's Botswana taking the win, with a photo finish for seconds. The tie is preliminarily given to the Americans over South Africa, but it's close.

The results are final, USA taking second by 0.002 seconds.

6:47 AM - Men's 5000m Final

The men are off to the finals. Cole Hocker looking to stay out of danger, leading the opening laps of the 5K, with Grant Fisher on his tail, and Nico Young in third.

2:40 for the first K, and Grant Fisher has thrown in an infusion of pace, stringing out the field to prevent a kickers race.

Through 3K, it's still Grant Fisher turning the screws on the pace, leading the pack out faster than they'd prefer. He splits 7:51.78.

The field swirls around Fisher, swallowing him to the back of the front pack. Jacob Ingebrigtsen has moved up, and is now leading.

One lap to go, and everyone is still in this!

Cole Hocker kicks from 300m out, and passes the leader on the final straight! Huge final lap for the American to win the Gold Medal in 12:58.30. Isaac Kimeli (BEL) takes second, and 10K Champ Jimmy Gressier (FRA) rounds out the medals, all under 13 minutes.

Cole Hocker closed in 52.5 seconds.

6:35 AM - Women's 800m Final

Here we go, kicking off the evening of finals with the two lap competition.

For the opening lap, it's out in 55.73, with Mary Moraa leading. Everyone in the mix, with Jess Hull hanging back.

What a finish for Lilian Odira! The two brits were leading down the final straight, but the Kenyan Champion storms the finish, passing both on the outside. Odira wins in a Championships Record of 1:54.62, good for 8th fastest All-Time. Olympic Champ Keely Hodgkinson fades to third, while Georgia Hunter-Bell sets a personal best to take third.

American Sage Hurta sets a personal best of 1:55.89 to take 5th.

What's Next: The Final Session Of The World Athletic Track And Field Championships

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)
  • 8:10 AM Sep 21 – Women’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Final)
  • 8:20 AM Sep 21 – Men’s 4x100 Metres Relay (Final)

Decathlon Points Heading Into Final Session

  1. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 7322
  2. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 7269
  3. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 7238
  4. Johannes ERM, EST, 6998
  5. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 6807
  6. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 6798
  7. Niklas KAUL, GER, 6717
  8. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 6712
  9. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 6689
  10. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 6607
  11. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 6586
  12. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 6565
  13. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 6513
  14. Xiang FEI, CHN, 6311
  15. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 5930
  16. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 5862
  17. Karel TILGA, EST, 5194
  18. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, DNF
  19. Pierce LEPAGE, CAN, DNF
  20. Simon EHAMMER, SUI, DNF
  21. Sven ROOSEN, NED, DNF
  22. Till STEINFORTH, GER, DNF
  23. Janek ÕIGLANE, EST, DNF
  24. Damian WARNER, CAN, DNS

Decathlon Pole Vault Group B Results

Here's what happened in Group B:

  1. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 5.10 =PB (941)
  2. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 4.90 SB (880)
  3. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 4.80 (849)
  4. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 4.80 (849)
  5. Xiang FEI, CHN, 4.80 =SB (849)
  6. Niklas KAUL, GER, 4.70 (819)
  7. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 4.60 (790)
  8. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 4.60 =PB (790)
  9. Karel TILGA, EST, NM (0)
  10. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, NM (0)

Decathlon Pole Vault Group A Results

Here's what happened in Group A:

  1. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 5.20 SB (972)
  2. Johannes ERM, EST, 5.10 (941)
  3. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 5.10 =SB (941)
  4. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 5.00 =PB (910)
  5. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 5.00 (910)
  6. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 4.80 (849)
  7. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, NM (0)

Decathlon Points After Discus Throw

Here's where it stands with three events to go: 

  1. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 6473
  2. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 6328
  3. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 6297
  4. Johannes ERM, EST, 6057
  5. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 5949
  6. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 5930
  7. Niklas KAUL, GER, 5898
  8. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 5862
  9. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 5835
  10. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 5802
  11. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 5796
  12. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 5779
  13. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 5727
  14. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 5723
  15. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 5716
  16. Xiang FEI, CHN, 5462
  17. Karel TILGA, EST, 5194
  18. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, DNF
  19. Pierce LEPAGE, CAN, DNF
  20. Simon EHAMMER, SUI, DNF
  21. Sven ROOSEN, NED, DNF
  22. Till STEINFORTH, GER, DNF
  23. Janek ÕIGLANE, EST, DNF
  24. Damian WARNER, CAN, DNS

Decathlon Discus Throw Group B Results

Here's what happened in Group B:

  1. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 52.34 SB (919)
  2. Karel TILGA, EST, 50.61 (883)
  3. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 48.06 (830)
  4. Niklas KAUL, GER, 47.29 (814)
  5. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 46.12 (790)
  6. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 42.00 (705)
  7. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 41.01 (685)
  8. Xiang FEI, CHN, 40.57 (676)
  9. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 36.10 (586)

Here's the summary: 

  1. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 56.15 CDB
  2. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 52.34 SB
  3. Karel TILGA, EST, 50.61
  4. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 48.49
  5. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 48.06
  6. Niklas KAUL, GER, 47.29
  7. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 46.12
  8. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 45.61
  9. Johannes ERM, EST, 45.21
  10. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 44.88
  11. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 44.14 PB
  12. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 44.09
  13. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 43.04
  14. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 42.00
  15. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 41.01
  16. Xiang FEI, CHN, 40.57
  17. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 36.10
  18. Damian WARNER, CAN, DNS
  19. Simon EHAMMER, SUI, DNS
  20. Sven ROOSEN, NED, DNS
  21. Till STEINFORTH, GER, DNS
  22. Pierce LEPAGE, CAN, DNS
  23. Janek ÕIGLANE, EST, DNS
  24. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, DNS

USA Advances To 4X400 Final

USA beat Kenya in the run off and are on the final in a few hours. 

  1. United States (Christopher BAILEY 44.67, Demarius SMITH 45.00, Bryce DEADMON 44.35, Jenoah MCKIVER 44.46), USA, 2:58.48 SB qR
  2. Kenya (George MUTINDA 45.12, David Sanayek KAPIRANTE 45.89, Dennis Masika MULONGO 44.88, Kevin KIPKORIR 44.50), KEN, 3:00.39

Now The 4X400 Run-off: USA vs. Kenya

Here are the teams. Winner goes to the finals: 

United States

  • Christopher BAILEY
  • Demarius SMITH
  • Bryce DEADMON
  • Jenoah MCKIVER

Kenya

  • George MUTINDA
  • David Sanayek KAPIRANTE
  • Dennis Masika MULONGO
  • Kevin KIPKORIR

South Africa Track And Field Makes History; But Didn't Advance In 4X100M

For the first time in World Athletics Track and Field Championships, there was a run off in the 4x100. After South Africa was impeded by Italy in the preliminary rounds, South Africa was given a chance to qualify for the finals. 

South Africa did not beat the clock and will not advance. They ran 38.64. 

Decathlon Discus Throw Group A Results

Here's what happened in Group A. Group B is beginning and the relay heats are starting soon. 

  1. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 56.15 CDB (999)
  2. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 48.49 (839)
  3. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 45.61 (779)
  4. Johannes ERM, EST, 45.21 (771)
  5. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 44.88 (764)
  6. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 44.14 PB (749)
  7. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 44.09 (748)
  8. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 43.04 (727)
  9. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, DNS (0)

1 vs. 1 Battle Tonight In the 4x 400M Final

USATF has confirmed there will be a runoff for the final spot in the mens 4x400m final between USA & Kenya after both were impacted by Zambia in heat 1 of the preliminary round. 

There will also be a run off in the 4x 100m. 

Decathlon Points After 6 Events 

The 100m, long jump, shot put, high jump and 110M Hurdles are in the books. The discus throw is underway and the pole vault, javelin throw and 1500M await. 

  1. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 5643
  2. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 5507
  3. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 5329
  4. Johannes ERM, EST, 5286
  5. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 5264
  6. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 5210
  7. Niklas KAUL, GER, 5084
  8. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 5056
  9. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 5053
  10. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 5031
  11. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 5023
  12. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 5022
  13. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 5011
  14. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 4996
  15. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 4952
  16. Xiang FEI, CHN, 4786
  17. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, 4543
  18. Karel TILGA, EST, 4311
  19. Pierce LEPAGE, CAN, DNF
  20. Simon EHAMMER, SUI, DNF
  21. Sven ROOSEN, NED, DNF
  22. Till STEINFORTH, GER, DNF
  23. Janek ÕIGLANE, EST, DNF
  24. Damian WARNER, CAN, DNS

Decathlon 110M Hurdles Results

Here's what happened in the decathlon's first event today. 

  1. Ayden OWENS-DELERME, PUR, 13.65 SB
  2. José Fernando FERREIRA, BRA, 13.85 PB
  3. Makenson GLETTY, FRA, 14.06 SB
  4. Kendrick THOMPSON, BAH, 14.15 PB
  5. Heath BALDWIN, USA, 14.16
  6. Kyle GARLAND, USA, 14.30
  7. Vilém STRÁSKÝ, CZE, 14.40
  8. Ondřej KOPECKÝ, CZE, 14.43
  9. Niklas KAUL, GER, 14.45 SB
  10. Jente HAUTTEKEETE, BEL, 14.49
  11. Johannes ERM, EST, 14.52
  12. Harrison WILLIAMS, USA, 14.56 SB
  13. Xiang FEI, CHN, 14.71
  14. Antoine FERRANTI, FRA, 14.78
  15. Leo NEUGEBAUER, GER, 14.80
  16. Lindon VICTOR, GRN, 14.92 SB
  17. Karel TILGA, EST, 14.99
  18. Sander SKOTHEIM, NOR, DQ

World Athletics Track And Field World Championships Day 9 Morning Session Schedule

Day 9 starts on Sept. 20 in the United States. All times ET. 

  • 8:05 p.m. — Men’s 110m Hurdles (Decathlon)
  • 8:55 p.m. — Men’s Discus Throw (Decathlon – Group A)
  • 10:05 p.m. — Men’s Discus Throw (Decathlon – Group B)
  • 10:35 p.m. — Men’s Pole Vault (Decathlon – Group A)
  • 11:20 p.m. — Men’s Pole Vault (Decathlon – Group B)

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