The 2026 Wanda Diamond League Final in Brussels is where the who's who of track and field meets for the chance to secure Diamond League gold. The top runners and athletes in the world will be competing in Belgium for the chance to compete against the best on the world stage.
From Olympic medalists to world record holders, there's a limitless amount of world-class talent hitting the track. However, some competitors stand out among the rest of the field.
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Here's 10 athletes competing in the Diamond League Final who you don't want to miss in their discipline. World records and track and field history could be on the line.
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Alison Dos Santos
Alison Dos Santos is coming off a world record performance at Diamond League Zurich, setting a new time in the 400m hurdles with a 45.80 seconds.
The Brazilian hurdler has been one of the most dominant athletes in the Diamond League this Summer, finishing in first place at every race he’s competed in.
Every time Dos Santos steps on the track, he’s a candidate to go down in the track and field history books. You don’t want to miss his race at Brussels Diamond League.
Ja’Kobe Tharp
Ja’Kobe Tharp made headlines when he set the world record for the 110m hurdles at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in June, but the hurdler has also been impressive in the Diamond League season.
Tharp finished in first place at both the London Diamond League and Silesia Diamond League. He regularly runs under 13 seconds, and on a massive stage like the Diamond League Final, another must-watch performance could be on the horizon.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen
Jakob Ingebrigtsen returned to the Diamond League for the first time in over a year at Diamond League Silesia, finishing in fourth place in the men’s 1500m.
The Norwegian superstar was invited as a Global Wild Card to the Diamond League Final, where he’ll compete against Ethan Strand and Cole Hocker for the third time in three events.
Is three times the charm for Ingebrigtsen? Watch his race at the Diamond League Final to find out.
Armand Duplantis
The top pole men’s pole vaulter in the world returns to Brussels Diamond League attempting to win his sixth Diamond League Final.
He’s a world record holder, an international superstar and even released a song titled “Gold” dedicated to his upcoming performance at the Final.
Mondo Duplantis is a generational athlete, and you don’t want to miss him competing at the Diamond League Final.
Masai Russell
Masai Russell is in the midst of an unbelievable run in the 2026 Diamond League circuit. Six events, six first place finishes for the queen of the 100m hurdles.
Her best performance yet came at Diamond League Zurich when she set the world record in the discipline with a 12.09.
Russell is already an Olympic Gold Medalist, but can she add Diamond League Final champion to her resume? Watch Brussels Diamond League to find out.
Oblique Seville
Oblique Seville is coming off a season-best performance and meeting record at Zurich Diamond League with a 9.83 in the men’s 100m.
With 23 points, he’s at the top of the Diamond League standings, and he’s looking to carry that momentum into the Diamond League Final.
His personal best is a 9.77 set in 2025. Watch for Seville to set a new personal record when he takes the track on Sept. 4.
Letsile Tebogo
Letslie Tebogo is an Olympic 200m gold medalist, and the No. 2 ranked runner in the men’s 200m by World Athletics.
First place finishes in Lausanne and Oslo set the stage for a must-watch showdown between Tebogo and Kenneth Bednarek in Brussels.
Watch Botswana’s only gold medalist in the nation’s history compete in the Diamond League in the men’s 200m on Sept. 5.
Kenneth Bednarek
The other half of the star attractions in the men’s 200m in Brussels: Kung-Fu Kenny.
Kenneth Bednarek has competed in three events in the 2026 Diamond League circuit, and finished with three first place finishes. He got the best of Tebogo when the two competed at Diamond League Rabat back in May.
How will chapter two of the 2026 circuit play out? Watch Bednarek race in the men’s 200m live on FloTrack to find out.
Sha’Carri Richardson
Arguably the biggest track and field star on the planet will race in the women’s 100m at the Diamond League Final.
Sha’Carri Richardson competed in four Diamond League events in 2026, finishing in second or third place in all four and finishing at No. 5 in the Diamond League standings.
For all of her accomplishments, Richardson is yet to win a Diamond League Final. Is 2026 the year to finally add that notch on the belt of her illustrious career?
Marileidy Paulino
The women’s 400m in Brussels is absolutely loaded with talent, and the headliner of the race is No. 1 ranked runner Marilediy Paulino.
Paulino’s 2026 Diamond League season has been as dominant as it gets. Five races. Five first place finishes.
She’s already won the Diamond League twice, taking home gold in 2022 and 2024. She’s already been one of the most dominant 400m runners in Diamond League history, but can she add to her accomplishments in Brussels?
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