Full Results: Athlos London 2026

Forty-two women raced for $65,000 a win at the StoneX Stadium on Friday night, the first Athlos meet ever held outside the United States. Here is every event, in the order it was run.

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Athlos raced outside the United States for the first time on Friday night, taking its women-only meet to the StoneX Stadium in north London. Forty-two athletes contested seven events in front of a sold-out crowd, six to a race, no heats, with $65,000 going to the winner of each one and a little over $1 million paid out across the night. Sixth place still took $6,000.

London was meant to be half of a two-meet season on a $2.1 million pool, but Athlos called off its Oct. 2 New York date earlier this month, which left Friday as the whole of 2026. Two names on the original startlists were missing. Masai Russell, the 100m hurdles world record holder, withdrew on Sept. 15, and Tara Davis-Woodhall’s season had already ended following a concussion from a head-on car crash. The BBC carried the meet free in the United Kingdom, with ION, Bounce and ESPN taking it in the U.S.

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Athlos London 100m Hurdles Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Alaysha JohnsonUnited States12.50
2Tobi AmusanNigeria12.51
3Devynne CharltonBahamas12.63
4Danielle WilliamsJamaica12.63
5Megan SimmondsJamaica12.66
6Rayniah JonesUnited States12.83

Wind: 1.2 m/s

Athlos London Long Jump Results

PlaceAthleteCountryMark
1Alyssa JonesUnited States6.66m
2Hilary KpatchaFrance6.64m
3Monae’ NicholsUnited States6.58m
4Agate de SousaPortugal6.47m
5Claire BryantUnited States6.45m
6Iryna BudzynskaUkraine6.30m

Athlos London 100m Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Sha’Carri RichardsonUnited States10.80 (MR)
2Zoe HobbsNew Zealand11.19
3Anavia BattleUnited States11.25
4Imani LansiquotGreat Britain11.35
5Daryll NeitaGreat Britain11.36
6Sade McCreathCanada11.47

Wind: 0.0 m/s

Athlos London Mile Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Klaudia KazimierskaPoland4:19.43
2Georgia Hunter BellGreat Britain4:19.54
3Dorcus EwoiKenya4:19.84
4Nikki HiltzUnited States4:22.72
5Jessica HullAustralia4:24.27
6Kate AxfordGreat Britain4:26.96 (PB)

Athlos London 400m Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Marileidy PaulinoDominican Republic48.73 (MR)
2Henriette JægerNorway48.78 (NR)
3Nickisha PryceJamaica49.39
4Lieke KlaverNetherlands49.66
5Stacey Ann WilliamsJamaica50.11
6Natalia BukowieckaPoland50.55

Athlos London 800m Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Keely HodgkinsonGreat Britain1:56.40 (MR)
2Valentina RosamiliaSwitzerland1:58.75
3Renelle LamoteFrance2:00.15
4Juliette WhittakerUnited States2:00.46
5Sophie O’SullivanIreland2:00.53
6Raevyn RogersUnited States2:01.12

Athlos London 200m Results

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Gabby ThomasUnited States22.13
2Kayla WhiteUnited States22.40
3Anavia BattleUnited States22.43
4Rhasidat AdelekeIreland22.64
5Shaunae Miller-UiboBahamas22.92
6Sade McCreathCanada23.75

Wind: 0.1 m/s

MR: meet record. NR: national record. PB: personal best.

Athlos still owes the Randall’s Island Park Alliance a $75,000 deposit on the New York stadium it did not use, according to Front Office Sports, and Alexis Ohanian says the league intends to be back there in 2027.

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Jessy Carveth

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Jessy is our Senior News Editor and a former track and field athlete with a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology. Jessy is often on-the-road acting as Marathon Handbook's roving correspondent at races, and is responsible for surfacing all the latest news stories from the running world across our website, newsletter, socials, and podcast.. She is currently based in Europe where she trains and competes as a professional cyclist (and trail runs for fun!).

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