2026 Wanda Diamond League: Brussels (BEL)

Diamond League Brussels Day 1: Events You Can't Miss

Diamond League Brussels Day 1: Events You Can't Miss

The 2026 Diamond League Final begins Sept. 4 in Brussels. Here’s what to watch on Day 1, with the action streaming live on FloTrack.

Sep 2, 2026 by Margaret Nassuna
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The 2026 Diamond League Final is almost here, with the world’s best track and field athletes heading to Brussels, Belgium, for two days of championship-level action on Sept. 4-5.

Day 1 features a mix of explosive sprints and technical field events, including the men’s 100m, women’s 400m hurdles and men’s 110m hurdles.

Distance fans have plenty to look forward to as well, with the women’s 3000m steeplechase and 5000m alongside the men’s 800m and 1500m.

From field-event battles to exciting sprint and distance showdowns, here’s what to watch on Day 1 of the Diamond League Final, streaming live on FloTrack.

Day 1 Schedule

Friday, Sep. 4

  • 12:30 p.m. ET - Women's Shot Put
  • 12:38 p.m. ET - Men's Long Jump
  • 12:49 p.m. ET - Women's Discus Throw
  • 1:59 p.m. ET - Men's Pole Vault
  • 2:04 p.m. ET - Women's 400m Hurdles
  • 2:09 p.m. ET - Men's High Jump
  • 2:14 p.m. ET - Men's 100m
  • 2:23 p.m. ET - Women's 3000m Steeplechase
  • 2:37 p.m. ET - Men's Discus Throw
  • 2:42 p.m. ET - Men's 800m
  • 2:48 p.m. ET - Women's Triple Jump
  • 2:55 p.m. ET - Men's 110m Hurdles
  • 3:03 p.m. ET - Women's 5000m
  • 3:26 p.m. ET - Men's 1500m
  • 3:41 p.m. ET - Women's 200m
  • 3:52 p.m. ET - Men's 400m

Men’s Pole Vault: Will Mondo Duplantis Go After Another World Record?

Mondo Duplantis has continued to build throughout the Diamond League season, and there’s no doubt the world-record holder will have his eyes on another record-setting clearance in Brussels. With a Diamond League title on the line, Duplantis has one more opportunity to push the limits.

Men's Pole Vault Entry List

  • Ben Broeders, Belgium — SB: 5.75, PB: 5.85, World Rank: 17
  • Armand Duplantis, Sweden — SB: 6.25, PB: 6.30, World Rank: 1
  • Sondre Guttormsen, Norway — SB: 6.00, PB: 6.00, World Rank: 4
  • Emmanouil Karalis, Greece — SB: 6.20, PB: 6.20, World Rank: 2
  • Sam Kendricks, USA — SB: 5.95, PB: 6.06, World Rank: 5
  • Kurtis Marschall, Australia — SB: 6.00, PB: 6.00, World Rank: 3
  • Baptiste Thiery, France — SB: 5.93, PB: 5.93, World Rank: 7

Men’s 800m: Emmanuel Wanyonyi Looks To Finish Strong

Emmanuel Wanyonyi has been one of the standout stars of the Diamond League season, highlighted by his world record in the 1000m at the Monaco Diamond League. The Olympic champion will look to bring that momentum into Brussels and cap his campaign with another statement performance.

Men's 800m List

  • Marco Arop, Canada — SB: 1:41.84, PB: 1:41.20, World Rank: 2
  • Eliott Crestan, Belgium — SB: 1:43.85, PB: 1:42.43, World Rank: 9
  • Tobias Grønstad, Norway — SB: 1:43.61, PB: 1:43.61, World Rank: 25
  • Yanis Meziane, France — SB: 1:43.96, PB: 1:43.71, World Rank: 22
  • Slimane Moula, Algeria — SB: 1:43.41, PB: 1:42.77, World Rank: 18
  • Ben Pattison, Great Britain — SB: 1:43.34, PB: 1:42.27, World Rank: 12
  • Djamel Sedjati, Algeria — SB: 1:41.83, PB: 1:41.46, World Rank: 3
  • Gabriel Tual, France — SB: 1:43.66, PB: 1:41.61, World Rank: 15
  • Jan Vukovič, Slovenia — SB: 1:46.11, PB: 1:45.85, World Rank: 98
  • Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Kenya — SB: 1:41.76, PB: 1:41.11, World Rank: 1

Men’s 1500m: Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Ethan Strand And Cole Hocker Headline A Stacked Field

Jakob Ingebrigtsen is back in the Diamond League after making his return in Silesia, but Ethan Strand stole the spotlight with a shocking 1500m victory. Strand will look to build on that performance in Brussels, while Cole Hocker adds even more firepower to an already loaded field.

Men's 1500m Entry List

  • Timothy Cheruiyot, Kenya — SB: 3:30.67, PB: 3:28.28, World Rank: 3
  • Vincent Ciattei, USA — SB: 3:30.90, PB: 3:30.90, World Rank: 9
  • Robert Farken, Germany — SB: 3:30.09, PB: 3:30.09, World Rank: 8
  • Jake Heyward, Great Britain — SB: 3:31.47, PB: 3:31.08, World Rank: 16
  • Cole Hocker, USA — SB: 3:31.16, PB: 3:27.65, World Rank: —
  • Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Norway — SB: 3:31.19, PB: 3:26.73, World Rank: —
  • Christian Jackson, USA — SB: 3:41.53, PB: 3:41.53, World Rank: —
  • Hobbs Kessler, USA — SB: 3:31.76, PB: 3:29.45, World Rank: 14
  • Boaz Kiprugut, Kenya — SB: 3:46.5h, PB: 3:35.26, World Rank: —
  • Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech, Kenya — SB: 3:31.09, PB: 3:27.72, World Rank: 17
  • Cameron Myers, Australia — SB: 3:28.00, PB: 3:28.00, World Rank: 1
  • Yared Nuguse, USA — SB: 3:29.36, PB: 3:27.80, World Rank: 2
  • Ethan Strand, USA — SB: 3:30.77, PB: 3:30.25, World Rank: 10
  • Ruben Verheyden, Belgium — SB: 3:32.38, PB: 3:30.99, World Rank: 20

Women’s 3000m Steeplechase: A Star-Studded Steeplechase Showdown

The women’s 3000m steeplechase is loaded with talent, with world No. 1 Faith Cherotich, Peruth Chemutai and Winfred Yavi all set to line up in Brussels. With three of the biggest names in the event battling across 35 barriers, this could be one of Day 1’s most thrilling distance races.

  • Marwa Bouzayani, Tunisia — SB: 8:54.32, PB: 8:54.32, World Rank: 3
  • Peruth Chemutai, Uganda — SB: 8:51.06, PB: 8:48.03, World Rank: 4
  • Faith Cherotich, Kenya — SB: 8:51.48, PB: 8:48.71, World Rank: 1
  • Olivia Gürth, Germany — SB: 9:15.07, PB: 9:15.07, World Rank: 15
  • Lexy Halladay, USA — SB: 9:08.35, PB: 9:08.35, World Rank: 13
  • Gabrielle Jennings, USA — SB: 9:11.72, PB: 9:06.61, World Rank: 10
  • Doris Lemngole, Kenya — SB: 8:55.94, PB: 8:55.94, World Rank: 5
  • Lea Meyer, Germany — SB: 9:09.13, PB: 9:09.13, World Rank: 11
  • Elise Thorner, Great Britain — SB: 9:05.45, PB: 9:05.45, World Rank: 9
  • Kena Tufa, Ethiopia — SB: 8:59.66, PB: 8:59.66, World Rank: 8
  • Winfred Yavi, Bahrain — SB: 8:51.54, PB: 8:44.39, World Rank: 2

Here's How To Watch 2026 Diamond League Finals In Brussels, Belgium

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Coverage will begin on Friday, September 4 and Saturday, September 5.

Where To Watch Every 2026 Diamond League Meet Before The Finale

Every Diamond League event can be found on FloTrack.

Catch up on the action from every 2026 Wanda Diamond League stop. Click an event title to visit its event hub, or click below to watch the World Feed replay.

EventDateWatch Replay
Wanda Diamond League: Shanghai (CHN)May 16Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Xiamen (CHN)May 23Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Rabat (MAR)May 31Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Rome (ITA)June 4Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Stockholm (SWE)June 7Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Oslo (NOR)June 10Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Doha (QAT)June 19Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Paris (FRA)June 28Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Monaco (MON)July 10Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: London (GBR)July 18Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Lausanne (SUI)August 20–21Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Silesia (POL)August 22–23Watch World Feed →
Wanda Diamond League: Zurich (SUI)August 26–27Watch World Feed →
World Feed replays are available to FloTrack subscribers. Additional Diamond League coverage, videos and event information can be found on each event hub.

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