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Tate Taylor Takes Centre Stage as Records Fall at the Prefontaine Classic
The Wanda Diamond League returned to Hayward Field in Eugene for another spectacular edition of the Prefontaine Classic, where the world’s best faced off to produce an unforgettable evening of world-class athletics. National records, world-leading performances and dramatic finishes turned Eugene into an incredible next chapter for the 2026 Diamond League season. The standout performance … <a href="https://shanghai.diamondleague.com/tate-taylor-takes-centre-stage-as-records-fall-at-the-prefontaine-classic/">Continued</a>
Record-Breaking Night in Paris Sets the Stage for the Second Half of the Diamond League Season
The Wanda Diamond League returned to the French capital on Sunday evening, delivering one of the standout meetings of the 2026 season as three Diamond League records fell in a spectacular display at Stade Charléty. With the series reaching its halfway point, Paris produced world-leading performances, dramatic sprint battles and another reminder that the race … <a href="https://shanghai.diamondleague.com/tate-taylor-takes-centre-stage-as-records-fall-at-the-prefontaine-classic/">Continued</a>
Cordell Tinch’s Steady Rise Continues with Doha Diamond League Victory
Every great season is built on progression, and for Cordell Tinch, the opening months of 2026 have shown exactly that. The American hurdler and our athlete to watch this season, has steadily built momentum through the first stops of the Wanda Diamond League season, using each race to sharpen his form and refine his execution. … <a href="https://shanghai.diamondleague.com/tate-taylor-takes-centre-stage-as-records-fall-at-the-prefontaine-classic/">Continued</a>
Lutkenhaus Lights Up Oslo as Diamond League Season Heats Up
The Wanda Diamond League delivered a great show in Oslo on Wednesday evening, where a sensational breakthrough performance from American teenager Cooper Lutkenhaus stole the headlines and added fresh intrigue to the road ahead. At the historic Bislett Stadium, the 17-year-old produced the race of his life to defeat Olympic and world champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi … <a href="https://shanghai.diamondleague.com/tate-taylor-takes-centre-stage-as-records-fall-at-the-prefontaine-classic/">Continued</a>
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The Roar of Shanghai Awaits: Grant Holloway Aims for Another Win in the 110m Hurdles at Diamond League
Olympic champion Grant Holloway will headline a star-studded field in the 110m hurdles at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Shanghai/Keqiao on 3 May.
Botswana's Olympic Champion Letsile Tebogo to take on 100m in Shanghai/Keqiao Diamond League
Olympic 200m champion Letsile Tebogo is set to light up the track at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Shanghai/Keqiao on 3 May. The 21-year-old sprint superstar will take on a world-class field over 100m, an event in which he was the world silver medalist in 2023.
World and Olympic Champion High Jump Yaroslava Mahuchikh confirmed!
Ukraine’s Yaroslava Mahuchikh is among the star names who will headline the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Shanghai/Keqiao on 3 May, the reigning Olympic champion and world record holder set to take on a world-class field in the women’s high jump.
Shanghai/Keqiao gets ready for Karsten Warholm
World record holder Karsten Warholm will be one of the star attractions at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Shanghai/Keqiao on 3 May, the three-time world champion set to take on a world-class field in the 400m hurdles.
Mondo Duplantis is coming back to Shanghai Diamond League 2025
Olympic champion and world record holder Mondo Duplantis will return to China for the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Shanghai/Keqiao on 3 May. The Swedish superstar will take on a world-class field in the men’s pole vault, where the world record could once again be under threat.
Wanda Diamond League publishes 2025 calendar and disciplines
After another record-breaking season came to a close in Brussels last month, fans and athletes can now begin their preparations for the next Wanda Diamond League campaign.
Wanda Diamond League to increase athlete prize money to highest ever level
The Wanda Diamond League will increase athlete prize money to the highest levels in the series’ history from next season.
Athletes flying at the Shanghai/Suzhou Wanda Diamond League 2024
Swedish star Mondo Duplantis produced the standout performance at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Suzhou, China, on Saturday (27), soaring over six metres to maintain his dominance in the men’s pole vault.
Ahead of the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Suzhou, China on Saturday (27), a horde of the world’s best athletes spoke to the media at the Suzhou Olympic Sports Centre.
It was no surprise that Sweden’s Mondo Duplantis was in high demand with the local and international journalists. The 24-year-old soared over his eighth pole vault world record last weekend in Xiamen, clearing 6.24m, and he ignited hope for fans in Suzhou that there might be a similar, special performance on Saturday.
Several hundred young students in Suzhou, China got the experience of a lifetime
On Wednesday (24) as a horde of star athletes from the upcoming Wanda Diamond League meeting took time out to visit a local school and university.