It’s an exciting weekend of Diamond League competition, and from Aug. 20-21, fans will see the season resume for the first time in more than a month at Lausanne Diamond League 2026.

The 2026 Diamond League circuit returns to Lausanne, when the final stretch of the season is underway as action heads towards the Diamond League Championship in Brussels.

After a month-long hiatus, the Wanda Diamond League circuit returns to Lausanne this Thursday, August 20, and Friday, August 21.

Diamond League action returns for the first time in over a month, when the world's top track and field athletes will meet in Lausanne.

Fifteen hundred miles separate Rome from Stockholm. The Golden Gala ran on June 4, Bauhaus-galan goes tomorrow. The European season does not take a breath.Mondo Duplantis will vault in the city where he set the outdoor world record last summer. Keely Hodgkinson returns to the 800m three days after going one lap in Rome, in a personal best of 51.14 seconds. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden steps into the 100m for the first time this season after clocking 22.17 over 200m a few days ago. Cooper Lutkenhaus, the 17-year-old who became the youngest world indoor champion in the history of the sport a few months ago, makes his Diamond League Debut.

The first leg of the 2026 Wanda Diamond League series takes place in Shanghai, China, on May 16.

Earlier this week it was announced that Mondo Duplantis will compete at the Lausanne Diamond League meeting - marking the seventh Wanda Diamond League meeting that he has been confirmed for in 2026.

Welcome to the first edition of "The Weekend Recovery,"; your quick look back at the biggest moments from the running world over the past few days. From record-breaking performances to headline-making drama, we've got you covered with all the action you might have missed.

Armand “Mondo” Duplantis keeps raising the bar, literally, breaking his own world record for the 13th time at the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – Istvan Gyulai Memorial – on Tuesday, August 12.

The 2025 Diamond League meet in Monaco is shaping up to be one of the most thrilling stops of the season, with Olympic rematches, season event debuts, and world-class talent across the board.

If professional track and field had senior superlatives, this would be the ultimate yearbook. From those who casually break records to athletes who steal the spotlight with a well-timed surge, here are our favorite “Most Likely To” titles, all based on real performances, style, and energy from the sport’s elite.

The Wanda Diamond League 2025 season-opener is right around the corner as athletes descend on Xiamen for a single day of jam-packed track and field excellence.

Today, Mondo Duplantis accomplished a feat that is becoming more and more common. At the All Star Perche meet, the pole vault superstar broke his own World Record, clearing 6.27m for the win.

The face of pole vaulting is returning to Eugene in 2025.

Noah Lyles of the U.S. and Faith Kipyegon of Kenya were named the male and female Track Athletes of the Year as World Athletics handed out its end of the year honors tonight in Monaco.