Athletics

With just under three weeks to go before the London leg on home soil, British athletes head to Eugene to take on the world’s elite at one of the most hotly-contested meetings of the season. The Diamond League stop at Hayward Field, renowned for its lightning-fast track, with several events already shaping up like Olympic finals. There’s no shortage of British talent making the trip either, with podium potential across multiple events from sprints to middle distance. Read more Read More
At just 17 years of age, Jake Odey Jordan continues to take the sprinting world by storm. The young British sprinter, who burst onto the global scene in 2024 with a string of eye-catching performances over 200 metres, has announced his commitment to the University of Florida from 2026. The news is equally significant for the Gators, who are clearly intent on building a sprinting dynasty on the NCAA circuit. Read more Read More
Following an Olympic year brimming with emotion, the global athletics circuit resumes with the 2025 Diamond League, promising to be an exhilarating series. From Xiamen to Zurich, with stops in Paris, London, and Doha, the world’s elite athletes will compete across fifteen meetings over four months. This edition serves as an ideal springboard towards the World Championships in Tokyo this September.​ Read more Read More
On May 10-11 2025, Guangzhou, China, will host the world’s fastest relay teams as they battle for qualification spots at this year’s World Championships. This Tuesday, UK Athletics unveiled the list of selected athletes set to represent Great Britain & Northern Ireland at the event. Read more Read More
The British Athletics team will travel to Nanjing, China, from 21 to 23 March 2025 for the World Indoor Championships. With only 13 athletes selected, far fewer than at last week’s European Championships, this delegation is prioritising quality over quantity, leaving little room for younger athletes to gain experience. Among those selected are several recent European Indoor medallists, including Jeremiah Azu and Andy Robertson in the sprints, as well as Revée Walcott-Nolan and George Mills in the middle distances. Read more Read More