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2026 USATF Outdoor Championships

2026 USATF Championships Live Updates and Recap Day 1

2026 USATF Championships Live Updates and Recap Day 1

Here are the results and updates from Day 1 of the USA Track and Field Championships 2026 at Icahn Stadium in New York City.

Jul 23, 2026 by Rylan Garcia
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The 2026 Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships made their return to New York City for the first time since 1991 with a star-studded lineup in yesterday's opening slate of competition

Here are the results and updates from an electric Day 1 of competition at Icahn Stadium.

Woody Kincaid Gets The Best of Grant Fisher, Wins 10k Title In Classic Fashion

Anybody else get a sense of deja vu? This isn't the first time that Woody Kincaid has used his unmatchable kick to surge past Grant Fisher for the national title, closing in a 54.89 to run 30:13.66 in one of the most strategic U.S. finals we've seen in a while. 

Fisher was runner-up in 30:14.46, while Drew Bosley was third in 30:20.60. Kincaid now joins Galen Rupp as three-time champions, and is back on top for the first time since 2023. 

Here are the final results of the Men's 10,000m run.

  1. Woody Kincaid (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 30:13.66
  2. Grant Fisher (NIKE) - 30:14.46
  3. Drew Bosley (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 30:20.60
  4. Chandler Gibbens (Saucony) - 30:25.37
  5. Acer Iverson (Unattached) - 30:25.82
  6. Muluken Tewalt (Oregon) - 30:27.13
  7. Eric Casarez (Thunder Road) - 30:27.38
  8. James Mwaura (Boston Athletic Association) - 30:28.07
  9. Evan Bishop (Oregon) - 30:49.39
  10. Nicholas Bendtsen (Unattached) - 30:53.44
  11. Aiden Britt (Mississippi) - 30:57.44
  12. Peter Walsdorf (Syracuse) - 30:58.69

Woo Pig! Former Razorbacks, Sydney Vaught & Katie Izzo Go 1-2 In Women's 10k Final

It was just after the 5,000m mark that Nike athlete and former Arkansas All-American Sydney Vaught took the lead, and despite various charges, she would not be denied.

After running behind Saucony's Vanessa Fraser for nearly 4,000m, Vaught pulled away for the win in 33:30.60, followed by fellow Razorback alum Katie Izzo (adidas) in 33:36.98. BROOKS Beasts' Allie Buchalski was third in 33:32.49, with Cailie Hughes and Mikayla Reed rounding out the top five.

After opening in a 3:13 800m, some of the best distance runners in the country continually dropped the pace until settling into a rhythm that only the strongest could sustain.

Here are the final results of the Women's 10,000m run.

  1. Sydney Vaught (NIKE) - 33:30.60
  2. Katie Izzo (adidas) - 33:36.98
  3. Allie Buchalski (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 33:42.29
  4. Cailie Hughes (Unattached) - 33:46.75
  5. Mikayla Reed (Unattached) - 33:49.23
  6. Katie Camarena (Saucony) - 33:51.80
  7. Claire Green (Tracksmith/Peninsula Distance) - 34:17.96
  8. Olivia Borowiak (Minnesota Distance Elite) - 34:26.20
  9. Savannah Shaw (Union AC) - 34:33.29
  10. Erin McDonald (rabbit) - 34:34.52
  11. Chloe Scrimgeour (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 34:37.40
  12. Vanessa Fraser (Saucony) - 34:53.56
  13. Ali Upshaw (Northern Arizona) - 34:59.12
  14. Danielle Polerecky (McKirdy Trained) - 35:12.31
  15. Madison Offstein (CPTC/Tracksmith) - 35:23.71

Madison Wiltrout Claims Women's Javelin Title On Third Throw, Never Looks Back

In our first non-championship track and field season in six years, a few of the perennial powers kept their sights on the ongoing Diamond League campaign, while other budding stars took advantage of the opportunity.

Madison Wiltrout, who won by over three feet as she was the lone finisher to surpass the 200-0 barrier, threw 201-10 to take the lead back from runner-up Evie Bliss, who had thrown 198-2 on her previous attempt.

Madelyn Harris was third with a throw of 187-5.

Here are the final results of the Women's Javelin throw.

  1. Madison Wiltrout (Unattached) - 61.53m
  2. Evie Bliss (Bucknell) - 60.41m
  3. Madelyn Harris (Unattached) - 57.14m
  4. Shea Greene (Princeton) - 55.58m
  5. Skylar Ciccolini (Unattached) - 54.17m
  6. Katelyn Fairchild (Unattached) - 53.76m
  7. McKenzie Fairchild (Unattached) - 53.15m
  8. Ariana Ince (Unattached) - 49.43m
  9. Emma Yungeberg (Michigan) - 49.42m
  10. Eleanor Partrick (Alabama) - 46.06m

Rudy Winkler Takes Control Of Men's Hammer, Cruises To U.S. Title

The three-time Olympian and now six-time U.S. champion looked cool, calm, and collective in the ring, taking the lead on his fourth throw, ending with a a best mark of 252-9. Winkler won by nearly seven feet and was the lone man to throw past the 250-0 mark.

Alex Young and Trey Knight finished runner-up and third, throwing 245-10 and 241-9, respectively. 

Here are the final results of the Men's Hammer throw.

  1. Rudy Winkler (NIKE/NYAC) - 77.05m
  2. Alex Young (Unattached) - 74.93m
  3. Trey Knight (Unattached) - 73.70m
  4. Ryan Johnson (Iowa) - 73.68m
  5. Tyler Williams (Unattached) - 73.06m
  6. Texas Tanner (U.S. Air Force) - 71.64m
  7. Daniel Haugh (New York AC) - 71.26m
  8. Jordan Crayon (Unattached) - 70.25m
  9. Daniel Reynolds (Unattached) - 68.41m
  10. Kade McCall (Unattached) - 67.21m
  11. Grayson Fleming (SuperThrowerTrackClub) - 66.97m
  12. Samuel Innes (Missouri) - 66.96m
  13. Joshua Herbster (New Day TC) - 66.64m
  14. Jack Haukap (Pittsburg State) - 59.72m

Parker Stokes Leads Men's Steeple Qualifiers, Olympic Medalist Kenneth Rooks Finishes 20th

Just a few days removed from Brooks Beast teammate Josh Kerr's world record run in the mile, Parker Stokes kept the club's success rolling, running 8:23.04 to win the second heat and secure his spot in the final.

Oregon's Benjamin Balazs kept his outdoor campaign in tip-top shape, running 8:31.04 as he won the first heat. Other well-known steeplers, including Matthew Wilkinson, James Corrigan, Benard Keter, Duncan Hamilton, and Daniel Michalski, all made it through, as well as Yasin Sado. 

Here is the full list of qualifiers for the Men's 3000m Steeplechase.

  1. Parker Stokes (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 8:23.04 Q
  2. Benard Keter (NIKE/US Army) - 8:23.65 Q
  3. Duncan Hamilton (NIKE/Oregon TC) - 8:24.13 Q
  4. Nathan Mountain (HOKA) - 8:24.50 Q
  5. Daniel Michalski (U.S. Air Force) - 8:24.89 Q
  6. Jackson Shorten (Princeton) - 8:25.43 q
  7. Jason Renze (Unattached) - 8:26.40 q
  8. Benjamin Balazs (Oregon) - 8:31.04 Q
  9. Carson Williams (Unattached) - 8:31.49 Q
  10. Cooper Cawthra (Under Armour) - 8:31.58 Q
  11. Yasin Sado (Unattached) - 8:31.80 Q
  12. Matthew Wilkinson (UnderArmour Dark Sky) - 8:32.09 Q
  13. James Corrigan (NIKE/BYU) - 8:32.20 q
  14. Anthony Rotich (NIKE/US Army) - 8:32.47 q
  15. Peter Visser (Unattached) - 8:35.09
  16. Brian Boler (Princeton) - 8:37.91
  17. Nathan Davis (U.S. Military Academy) - 8:39.93
  18. Joey Berriatua (ASICS) - 8:43.64
  19. Logan Garnica (Utah State) - 8:45.42
  20. Kenneth Rooks (NIKE) - 8:46.26
  21. Christopher Collet (Rhode Island TC) - 8:46.36
  22. Lance Sobaski (Driftless Distance Project) - 8:46.49
  23. Quinton Orr (Iowa State) - 8:47.02
  24. Gable Sieperda (Fitness Sports Distance Project) - 8:56.74
  25. Julius Diehr (Unattached) - 8:57.85
  26. Lucas Knepp (Iowa) - 9:03.35

Addy Wiley Leads Qualifiers In Women's 1500m As All Of The Favorites Qualify For Final

It was a fairly uneventful day in the first round and penultimate round of the Women's 1500m as all of the favorites punched their ticket to Saturday's final.

Wiley and Nikki Hiltz were the two heat winners, with the former running 4:04.17 to the defending champ's 4:04.54. Emily Mackay, Heather MacLean, and Carlee Hansen earned the next three "Big Qs" behind Wiley, running 4:04.29, 4:04.51, and 4:04.92, respectively. 

Behind Hiltz was Teagan Schein-Becker (4:04.91), Taryn Parks (4:05.14), and Rachel McArthur (4:05.24.

The four additional time qualifiers are Claire Stegall, Kylie Finger, Jessica Kain, and Annika Reiss. 

Here is the full list of qualifiers for the Women's 1500m.

  1. Addy Wiley (adidas) - 4:04.17 Q
  2. Emily Mackay (New Balance) - 4:04.29 Q
  3. Heather MacLean (adidas) - 4:04.51 Q
  4. Nikki Hiltz (lululemon) - 4:04.54 Q
  5. Teagan Schein-Becker (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 4:04.91 Q
  6. Carlee Hansen (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 4:04.92 Q
  7. Taryn Parks (adidas) - 4:05.14 Q
  8. Rachel McArthur (ASICS) - 4:05.24 Q
  9. Claire Stegall (New Balance) - 4:05.61 q
  10. Kylie Finger (Wisconsin) - 4:05.78 q
  11. Jessica Kain (Currently) - 4:06.21 q
  12. Annika Reiss (UnderArmour Dark Sky) - 4:06.58 q
  13. Gracie Morris (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 4:06.70
  14. Lindsey Butler (Bandit) - 4:07.20
  15. Christina Aragon (NIKE) - 4:07.60
  16. Alex Carlson (adidas) - 4:09.85
  17. Chloe Foerster (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 4:10.86
  18. Charlotte Tomkinson (Georgetown) - 4:11.71
  19. Eleanor Fulton (ASICS) - 4:11.90
  20. Mia Cochran (Washington) - 4:12.12
  21. Sadie Sargent (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 4:16.67
  22. Ella Donaghu (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 4:17.72
  23. Cailee Peterson (Minnesota Distance Elite) - 4:17.98
  24. Samantha Bush (adidas) - 4:21.10
  25. Olivia Howell (adidas) - 4:26.66

Simeon Birnbaum Misses Men's 1500m Final, Vincent Ciattei Leads Finalists

After winning an NCAA title in the same event a little over a month ago, NCAA record holder Simeon Birnbaum (Oregon) did not make it through to the final, along with 2019 U.S. champion Craig Engels.

Former Washington Huskies Luke Houser, Nathan Green, and Joe Waskom showed out, with the former two winning their heats while Waskom was runner-up behind Ciattei.

Liam Murphy, Gary Martin, Wes Porter, and Carter Cutting filled out the final four automatic qualifying spots, while Reuben Reina, Rheinhardt Harrison, and Eric Holt took the three final spots of Saturday's showdown.

Here is the full list of qualifiers for the Men's 1500m.

  1. Vincent Ciattei (UnderArmour Dark Sky) - 3:41.30 Q
  2. Joe Waskom (adidas) - 3:41.56 Q
  3. Carter Cutting (HOKA) - 3:41.59 Q
  4. Reuben Reina (Washington) - 3:41.61
  5. Rheinhardt Harrison (Northern Arizona) - 3:41.81
  6. Eric Holt (EMPIRE ELITE TC) - 3:42.20
  7. Shane Streich (Garden State TC) - 3:42.72
  8. Aidan Ryan (Atlanta TC) - 3:42.83
  9. Ryan Fowkes (Unattached) - 3:42.87
  10. Nathan Green (adidas) - 3:42.91 Q
  11. Gary Martin (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 3:42.94 Q
  12. John Reniewicki (Under Armour) - 3:43.13
  13. Wes Porter (Under Armour) - 3:43.14 Q
  14. Abel Teffra (HOKA) - 3:43.14
  15. Brannon Kidder (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 3:43.74
  16. Craig Engels (NIKE) - 3:43.85
  17. Benjamin Allen (EMPIRE ELITE TC) - 3:44.00
  18. Luke Houser (Atlanta TC) - 3:44.02 Q
  19. Nick Plant (Virginia Tech) - 3:44.29 Q
  20. Liam Murphy (NIKE Swoosh TC) - 3:44.30 Q
  21. Waleed Suliman (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC) - 3:44.34
  22. Emanuel Galdino (Iowa State) - 3:44.36
  23. Austen Dalquist (Unattached) - 3:44.57
  24. Jeffery Rogers (Oregon) - 3:44.59
  25. Samuel Prakel (adidas) - 3:44.60
  26. Jack Crull (Currently) - 3:44.89
  27. Kasey Knevelbaard (UnderArmour Dark Sky) - 3:44.96
  28. Jaxson Hoey (adidas) - 3:45.97
  29. Simeon Birnbaum (Oregon) - 3:46.01
  30. Davis Bove (UnderArmour Dark Sky) - 3:46.01
  31. Damian Garcia (Chico State) - 3:46.78
  32. Collin Boler (Princeton) - 3:48.05
  33. Connor McCormick (Princeton) - 3:49.82
  34. Isaac Basten (Boston Athletic Association) - 3:50.47

Christian Coleman Rolls To The Top Spot In The First Round Of The Men's 100m 

Christian Coleman runs a blistering 9.96 into a slight headwind (-0.8) to advance to the Semi-finals in the men's 100m. He is followed by Noah Lyles (9.97), Ronnie Baker (10.00) and defending 100m champ Kenny Bednarek (10.04). The Semi-finals and Finals will take place on Friday, July 24 starting at 6:35 PM ET.

Here is the full list of qualifiers for the Men's 100m.

  1. Christian Coleman (NIKE) — 9.96 Q
  2. Noah Lyles (adidas) — 9.97 Q
  3. Ronnie Baker (adidas) — 10.00 Q
  4. Kenny Bednarek (NIKE) — 10.04 Q
  5. Courtney Lindsey (NIKE) — 10.06 Q
  6. Brandon Hicklin (NIKE) — 10.08 Q
  7. Lawrence Johnson (Unattached) — 10.11 Q
  8. PJ Ize-Iyamu (Oregon) — 10.14 Q
  9. Maximilian Thomas (On) — 10.16 Q
  10. Ajani Dwyer (Penn State) — 10.18 Q
  11. ZaChaeus Beard (Unattached) — 10.19 Q
  12. Cooper Bibbs (Unattached) — 10.20 Q
  13. Marcellus Moore (New York AC (NYAC)) — 10.20 Q
  14. Cameron Crump (Unattached) — 10.22 Q
  15. Pjai Austin (NIKE/Star Athletics) — 10.22 Q
  16. Ty Davis (Auburn) — 10.22 Q
  17. Kalen Walker (Iowa) — 10.25 Q
  18. Dekell Minor (Mississippi) — 10.26 Q
  19. Josephus Lyles (adidas) — 10.26 Q
  20. Lance Lang (Unattached) — 10.26 Q
  21. Kyree King (NIKE) — 10.28 Q
  22. Javonte' Harding (Unattached) — 10.31 q
  23. Mason Lawyer (Arizona) — 10.31 Q
  24. Brendon Stewart (Star Athletics TC) — 10.34 Q
  25. Taylor Banks (Unattached) — 10.37 Q
  26. Tevijon Williams (Unattached) — 10.38 q
  27. Malachi Adams (Unattached) — 10.41 q

Sha’Carri Richardson Dominates in 10.90 as Women’s 100m Heats Heat Up

Sha'Carri Richardson dominated from start to finish to take the win in the fourth and final heat of the Womens 100m First Round, clocking a 10.90 with no wind. She currently leads the field heading into the Semi-finals followed by Kayla White (10.98, SB), Anavia Battle (11.00) and Tamari Davis (11.07). The Womens 100m Semi-finals and Finals will take place on Friday, July 24 starting at 6:11 PM ET.

Here is the full list of qualifiers for the Womens 100m.

  1. Sha'Carri Richardson (NIKE/Star Athletics) — 10.90 Q
  2. Kayla White (NIKE) — 10.98 Q
  3. Anavia Battle (adidas) — 11.00 Q
  4. Tamari Davis (adidas) — 11.07 Q
  5. Jenna Prandini (On) — 11.11 Q
  6. Jaslyn Gardner (Unattached) — 11.13 Q
  7. Taniya Looney (New Mexico) — 11.15 Q
  8. Celera Barnes (adidas) — 11.18 Q
  9. Kya Epps (Cincinnati) — 11.19 Q
  10. Lauren Jarrett (Tennessee) — 11.20 Q
  11. Nayla Harris (Unattached) — 11.20 Q
  12. Jada Mowatt (Unattached) — 11.22 Q
  13. Jassani Carter (Georgia) — 11.26 Q
  14. Jadyn Mays (NIKE) — 11.28 Q
  15. Melicia Mouzzon (Unattached) — 11.30 Q
  16. Kortnei Johnson (Unattached) — 11.32 Q
  17. E'Lexis Hollis (Garden State TC) — 11.35 Q
  18. Mia Brahe-Pedersen (NIKE/USC) — 11.38 Q
  19. Semira Killebrew (Unattached) — 11.39 Q
  20. Brittany Brown (NIKE) — 11.46 Q
  21. Mia Edim (Duke) — 11.48 q
  22. Jasmine Montgomery (Unattached) — 11.50 Q
  23. Kaila Jackson (Georgia) — 11.50 Q
  24. Caisja Chandler (Unattached) — 11.52 q
  25. Alyssa Colbert (Texas Tech) — 11.55 Q
  26. Maya Collins (Duke) — 11.64 q
  27. Paje Rasmussen Brady (Brigham Young) — 11.70 q

2026 USATF Outdoor Championships Schedule

Day 1 – Thursday, July 23, 2026

  • 1:01 PM ET — Men's 100m (Decathlon)
  • 1:16 PM ET — Women's 100m Hurdles (Heptathlon)
  • 2:00 PM ET — Men's Long Jump (Decathlon)
  • 2:15 PM ET — Women's High Jump (Heptathlon)
  • 2:24 PM ET — Youth 800m (Exhibition)
  • 3:15 PM ET — Men's Shot Put (Decathlon)
  • 4:20 PM ET — Women's Shot Put (Heptathlon)
  • 4:23 PM ET — Men's 100m (1st Round)
  • 4:30 PM ET — Men's High Jump (Decathlon)
  • 4:56 PM ET — Women's 100m (1st Round)
  • 5:29 PM ET — Men's 1,500m (1st Round)
  • 5:40 PM ET — Women's Javelin Throw (Final)
  • 6:00 PM ET — Women's 1,500m (1st Round)
  • 6:10 PM ET — Men's Long Jump (Final)
  • 6:23 PM ET — Women's 200m (Heptathlon)
  • 6:40 PM ET — Men's 400m (Decathlon)
  • 6:58 PM ET — Men's 3,000m Steeplechase (1st Round)
  • 7:30 PM ET — Women's 10,000m (Final)
  • 7:35 PM ET — Men's Hammer Throw (Final)
  • 8:12 PM ET — Men's 10,000m (Final)

Day 2 – Friday, July 24, 2026

  • 12:30 PM ET — Men's 110m Hurdles (Decathlon)
  • 1:30 PM ET — Men's Discus Throw (Decathlon)
  • 2:00 PM ET — Women's Long Jump (Heptathlon)
  • 3:15 PM ET — Men's Pole Vault (Decathlon)
  • 3:45 PM ET — Women's Javelin Throw (Heptathlon)
  • 4:30 PM ET — NATIONAL ANTHEM
  • 5:10 PM ET — Women's 400m (1st Round)
  • 5:32 PM ET — Men's 400m (1st Round)
  • 5:45 PM ET — Men's High Jump (Final)
  • 5:54 PM ET — Women's 800m (Heptathlon)
  • 6:05 PM ET — Women's Triple Jump (Final)
  • 6:11 PM ET — Women's 100m (Semi-Final)
  • 6:15 PM ET — Men's Javelin Throw (Decathlon)
  • 6:35 PM ET — Men's 100m (Semi-Final)
  • 6:57 PM ET — Men's 800m (1st Round)
  • 7:21 PM ET — Women's 800m (1st Round)
  • 7:45 PM ET — Women's 100m (Final)
  • 7:53 PM ET — Men's 100m (Final)
  • 8:01 PM ET — Men's 1,500m (Decathlon)
  • 8:10 PM ET — Women's Hammer Throw (Final)
  • 8:15 PM ET — Men's Half Marathon Race Walk (Final)
  • 8:15 PM ET — Women's Half Marathon Race Walk (Final)

Day 3 – Saturday, July 25, 2026

  • 1:10 PM ET — Men's Javelin Throw (Final)
  • 1:35 PM ET — NATIONAL ANTHEM
  • 2:05 PM ET — Women's 200m (1st Round)
  • 2:15 PM ET — Men's Triple Jump (Final)
  • 2:32 PM ET — Men's 200m (1st Round)
  • 2:59 PM ET — Women's 400m (Final)
  • 3:08 PM ET — Men's 400m (Final)
  • 3:37 PM ET — Women's 100m Hurdles (Semi-Final)
  • 3:40 PM ET — Men's Discus Throw (Final)
  • 3:50 PM ET — Women's Pole Vault (Final)
  • 4:05 PM ET — Women's 3,000m Steeplechase (Final)
  • 4:23 PM ET — Men's 3,000m Steeplechase (Final)
  • 4:40 PM ET — Men's 400m Hurdles (1st Round)
  • 4:40 PM ET — Women's Shot Put (Final)
  • 4:59 PM ET — Women's 400m Hurdles (1st Round)
  • 5:28 PM ET — Men's 1,500m (Final)
  • 5:39 PM ET — Women's 1,500m (Final)
  • 5:52 PM ET — Women's 100m Hurdles (Final)

Day 4 – Sunday, July 26, 2026

  • 3:25 PM ET — Women's Discus Throw (Final)

  • 3:25 PM ET — Men's Masters 100m Hurdles | 50-59 years old (Exhibition)
  • 3:30 PM ET — Women's Masters 80m Hurdles | 50-59 years old (Exhibition)
  • 3:30 PM ET — Men's Pole Vault (Final)
  • 3:35 PM ET — NATIONAL ANTHEM
  • 3:45 PM ET — Legend Coach Award
  • 3:45 PM ET — Women's High Jump (Final)
  • 4:03 PM ET — Men's 110m Hurdles (Semi-Final)
  • 4:05 PM ET — Women's Long Jump (Final)
  • 4:25 PM ET — Women's 800m (Final)
  • 4:33 PM ET — Men's 800m (Final)
  • 4:41 PM ET — Women's 5,000m (Final)
  • 4:45 PM ET — Men's Shot Put (Final)
  • 5:03 PM ET — Men's 400m Hurdles (Final)
  • 5:11 PM ET — Women's 400m Hurdles (Final)
  • 5:19 PM ET — Men's 5,000m (Final)
  • 5:39 PM ET — Men's 200m (Final)
  • 5:47 PM ET — Women's 200m (Final)
  • 5:55 PM ET — Men's 110m Hurdles (Final)


2026 USATF Outdoor Championships TV Schedule

The 2026 Toyota USATF Outdoor & Para National Championships will be broadcast on NBC during the weekend of July 23–26, with additional coverage starting July 23 on Peacock. USATF.TV will broadcast all four days.

Broadcast Schedule (ET):

Thursday, July 23:

- 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. | Peacock, USATF.tv

- 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. | USATF.tv

Friday, July 24:

- 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. | Peacock, USATF.tv

- 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. | USATF.tv

- 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. | Peacock, NBCSN

- 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. | USATF.tv

Saturday, July 25:

- 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Peacock, USATF.tv

- 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. | NBC, Peacock

Sunday, July 26:

- 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. | USATF.tv

- 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. | NBC, Peacock


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