The 2025 World Track And Field Championships will cap a storied career for Dalilah Muhammad. With two Olympic Golds, two World Championships, two Diamond League titles and an Olympic Silver Medal to her name, Muhammad is set to retire from professional competition following the 2025 season.

In track and field, the common narrative is that age brings decline; that the older you get, the slower you become, the less valuable you are to the sport, until you eventually fade out. But some veterans are rewriting that story. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (38), Emily Infeld (35), Marie Josée Ta Lou-Smith (36), and Dalilah Muhammad (34) are proving that experience, resilience, and consistency still win at the highest level.

The Diamond League rolls into Stockholm with momentum from a record-breaking meet in Oslo. Several of the sport’s biggest stars—including Karsten Warholm, Femke Bol, Armand Duplantis, and Julien Alfred—are set to compete again in high-stakes rematches and season-defining showdowns. Here's what to watch for.

The 2025 Diamond League continues in Oslo with a stacked lineup of Olympic champions, world medalists, and thrilling rematches. From the much-anticipated 300m hurdles showdown to Julien Alfred’s 100m season debut and Emmanuel Wanyonyi’s return in the 800m, here are the top storylines to watch—plus a quick turnaround to Stockholm that sets up even more drama.

The inaugural Grand Slam Track Meet is set to take place in Kingston, Jamaica, marking a historic moment in the sport. The league was founded by Michael Johnson with the goal of revolutionizing track and field. One key way he's achieving this is by emphasizing rivalries, which naturally attracts fans with compelling storylines and exciting matchups. Interestingly, the first Grand Slam Meet will take place in Kingston, making the USA vs. Jamaica rivalry one of the many electric storylines for the event.

Below are FloTrack’s top five professional female performers of 2019:

Our next installment of event previews for the 2019 IAAF World Championships in Doha, Qatar, focuses on the women's hurdles races. 

From the gun, Dalilah Muhammad bolted out of the blocks like she had something to prove.