Zurich Is the Last Stop Before the Diamond League Final. Here’s the Full Track Schedule.

Weltklasse Zürich, the final regular-season meeting of the 2026 Wanda Diamond League, runs Thursday, Aug. 27 at Letzigrund stadium, where 14 track races and a men’s wheelchair 1500m run between 1:08 p.m. and 3:53 p.m. ET (7:08 p.m. and 9:53 p.m. CEST). Most of the remaining places in next month’s final will be settled by the time the meet is over.

Zurich is the 14th of 15 stops this season, and the circuit closes with a two-day final in Brussels on Sept. 4 and 5. For anyone sitting outside the qualifying positions in their discipline, Thursday night is the last chance to move, four days after the circuit’s previous stop at the Kamila Skolimowska Memorial in Chorzow.

How to Watch

FloTrack holds the United States rights and is streaming the meet, and FloSports is carrying its Diamond League coverage free on the FloSports channel on Prime Video through the Brussels final. Weltklasse Zürich lists SRF 2 in Switzerland, BBC Two in the United Kingdom and CBC 2 in Canada, with the Wanda Diamond League live stream covering territories that have no broadcaster.

Thursday Track Schedule

All times ET, with local Central European Summer Time in parentheses. Races marked DL are Diamond League disciplines and carry points toward the Brussels final.

1:08 p.m. (7:08 p.m.): Women’s 1500m

1:22 p.m. (7:22 p.m.): Men’s 400m

1:34 p.m. (7:34 p.m.): Men’s 110m hurdles

1:42 p.m. (7:42 p.m.): Women’s 200m

1:50 p.m. (7:50 p.m.): Men’s wheelchair 1500m

2:04 p.m. (8:04 p.m.): Women’s 400m hurdles, DL

2:16 p.m. (8:16 p.m.): Men’s 3000m, DL

2:32 p.m. (8:32 p.m.): Women’s 100m, DL

2:42 p.m. (8:42 p.m.): Men’s 400m hurdles, DL

2:50 p.m. (8:50 p.m.): Women’s 3000m steeplechase, DL

3:08 p.m. (9:08 p.m.): Men’s 800m

3:19 p.m. (9:19 p.m.): Women’s 100m hurdles, DL

3:26 p.m. (9:26 p.m.): Men’s 1500m, DL

3:41 p.m. (9:41 p.m.): Women’s 800m, DL

3:53 p.m. (9:53 p.m.): Men’s 200m, DL

Track Entry Lists

Fields as published by the Diamond League. SB = season’s best, PB = personal best.

Women’s 1500m, 1:08 p.m. ET (7:08 p.m. CEST)

Susan Lokayo Ejore-Sanders brings the fastest mark in a field with no obvious favorite.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
POR	Salomé Afonso	4:01.84	3:59.32
USA	Lindsey Butler	4:06.01	4:06.01
ITA	Ludovica Cavalli	4:01.64	4:01.64
KEN	Susan Lokayo Ejore-Sanders	3:56.07	3:56.07
ESP	Marta García	3:59.40	3:59.40
AUS	Linden Hall	3:58.96	3:56.33
POL	Weronika Lizakowska	4:02.95	3:57.31
USA	Heather MacLean	4:04.51	3:57.79
SUI	Lilly Nägeli	4:11.75	4:10.22
IRL	Sophie O’Sullivan	4:05.62	4:00.23
ITA	Gaia Sabbatini	4:05.55	3:59.49
SUI	Delia Sclabas	4:06.98	4:06.98
GBR	Katie Snowden	4:00.91	3:56.72
CAN	Lucia Stafford	4:00.83	4:00.83
SUI	Joceline Wind	4:01.41	4:01.41

Men’s 400m, 1:22 p.m. ET (7:22 p.m. CEST)

Kirani James, the 2012 Olympic champion, races four Swiss quarter-milers on their own track.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
SUI	Haydn Brotschi	45.20	45.20
SUI	Manuel Gerber	46.33	46.33
GRN	Kirani James	45.04	43.74
JPN	Yuki Joseph Nakajima	45.29	44.44
USA	Vernon Norwood	44.58	44.10
SUI	Ricky Petrucciani	45.65	45.02
ITA	Edoardo Scotti	44.96	44.45
SUI	Lionel Spitz	45.34	45.01

Men’s 110m Hurdles, 1:34 p.m. ET (7:34 p.m. CEST)

Trey Cunningham has the fastest season’s best at 12.98, with home hurdler Jason Joseph at 13.12.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
USA	Trey Cunningham	12.98	12.98
AUT	Enzo Diessl	13.25	13.17
SUI	Jason Joseph	13.12	13.07
SUI	Fabio Küchler	13.63	13.63
FRA	Just Kwaou-Mathey	13.16	12.99
ESP	Enrique Llopis	13.31	13.09
ESP	Asier Martínez	13.27	13.14
FRA	Theo Pedre	13.25	13.25
FRA	Thomas Wilkes	13.27	13.27

Women’s 200m, 1:42 p.m. ET (7:42 p.m. CEST)

Mujinga Kambundji owns the quickest personal best in the race at 22.05, though her 2026 has been quieter.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
ESP	Jaël Bestué	22.57	22.19
SUI	Fabienne Hoenke	22.46	22.46
FRA	Gémima Joseph	22.60	22.57
SUI	Mujinga Kambundji	23.37	22.05
AUS	Torrie Lewis	22.62	22.56
SUI	Léonie Pointet	22.69	22.69
GBR	Renee Regis	23.00	22.67
SUI	Cynthia Reinle	23.43	23.43

Women’s 400m Hurdles, 2:04 p.m. ET (8:04 p.m. CEST), DL

Emma Zapletalová leads on season’s best, with Anna Cockrell and 2016 Olympic champion Dalilah Muhammad chasing final places.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
JAM	Rushell Clayton	53.05	52.51
USA	Anna Cockrell	52.77	51.87
POR	Fatoumata Binta Diallo	53.55	53.55
NOR	Amalie Iuel	54.05	54.05
USA	Dalilah Muhammad	53.39	51.58
GBR	Emily Newnham	53.33	53.33
PAN	Gianna Woodruff	53.58	52.66
SVK	Emma Zapletalová	52.30	52.30

Men’s 3000m, 2:16 p.m. ET (8:16 p.m. CEST), DL

Grant Fisher, Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu and Cameron Myers headline a 16-man field over the rarely raced distance.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
USA	Graham Blanks	7:38.15	7:38.15
URU	Santiago Catrofe	7:29.72	7:29.72
USA	Grant Fisher	7:42.36	7:25.47
MEX	Eduardo Herrera	7:27.63	7:27.63
DJI	Waberi Igueh Houssein
KEN	Boaz Kiprugut	7:58.18	7:58.18
SUI	Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu	7:27.68	7:27.68
ETH	Biniam Mehary	7:37.33	7:37.33
AUS	Cameron Myers	7:41.11	7:41.11
BDI	Egide Ntakarutimana	7:35.16	7:35.16
USA	Abdihamid Nur	7:42.45	7:40.66
POL	Filip Ostrowski	8:25.70	8:25.70
AUS	Ky Robinson	7:42.36	7:36.69
ETH	Mezgebu Sime	7:42.86	7:39.40
USA	Parker Wolfe	7:41.94	7:41.94
USA	Nico Young	7:39.53	7:39.53

Women’s 100m, 2:32 p.m. ET (8:32 p.m. CEST), DL

The three quickest season’s bests in the field are separated by six hundredths.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
LCA	Julien Alfred	10.83	10.72
JAM	Tina Clayton	10.85	10.76
SUI	Géraldine Di Tizio-Frey	10.96	10.96
NZL	Zoe Hobbs	10.93	10.93
GBR	Amy Hunt	10.97	10.97
USA	Melissa Jefferson-Wooden	10.78	10.61
JAM	Brianna Lyston	10.94	10.91
USA	Sha’Carri Richardson	10.77	10.65
JAM	Jonielle Smith	10.89	10.89

Men’s 400m Hurdles, 2:42 p.m. ET (8:42 p.m. CEST), DL

Karsten Warholm and Alison dos Santos meet again, 0.09 apart on the season.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
SUI	Dany Brand	48.96	48.96
BRA	Alison dos Santos	46.43	46.29
SLO	Matic Ian Guček	48.03	48.03
BRA	Matheus Lima	47.26	47.26
NGR	Ezekiel Nathaniel	47.37	47.11
USA	Chris Robinson	47.61	47.61
QAT	Abderrahman Samba	47.93	46.98
NOR	Karsten Warholm	46.52	45.94

Women’s 3000m Steeplechase, 2:50 p.m. ET (8:50 p.m. CEST), DL

Olympic champion Peruth Chemutai has the quickest season’s best in the field at 8:51.06, with Faith Cherotich four tenths behind her.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
UGA	Peruth Chemutai	8:51.06	8:48.03
KEN	Faith Cherotich	8:51.48	8:48.71
USA	Emma Coburn	9:15.97	9:02.35
AUS	Cara Feain-Ryan	9:21.35	9:21.35
FRA	Alice Finot	9:14.24	8:58.67
GER	Olivia Gürth	9:15.33	9:15.17
USA	Lexy Halladay	9:08.35	9:08.35
USA	Gracie Hyde	9:16.61	9:16.61
USA	Gabrielle Jennings	9:11.72	9:06.61
GER	Gesa Felicitas Krause	9:07.50	9:03.30
KEN	Doris Lemngole	8:57.89	8:57.89
GER	Lea Meyer	9:09.13	9:09.13
FIN	Ilona Mononen	9:15.18	9:15.18
FRA	Flavie Renouard	9:21.79	9:14.69
GBR	Elise Thorner	9:05.45	9:05.45
ETH	Alemnat Walle	9:10.05	9:06.88

Men’s 800m, 3:08 p.m. ET (9:08 p.m. CEST)

The best 800m field of the week, and none of it counts for points.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
JAM	Navasky Anderson	1:43.62	1:42.76
ESP	Mohamed Attaoui	1:43.82	1:42.04
KEN	Wyclife Kinyamal	1:44.58	1:42.08
ALG	Slimane Moula	1:43.41	1:42.77
SUI	Ivan Pelizza	1:45.91	1:44.53
ALG	Djamel Sedjati	1:42.31	1:41.46
POL	Patryk Sieradzki	1:45.87	1:44.16
FRA	Gabriel Tual	1:43.66	1:41.61
KEN	Emmanuel Wanyonyi	1:42.09	1:41.11
GBR	Jake Wightman	1:44.39	1:43.65
SUI	Ramon Wipfli	1:44.71	1:44.71
POL	Maciej Wyderka	1:43.97	1:43.97

Women’s 100m Hurdles, 3:19 p.m. ET (9:19 p.m. CEST), DL

Masai Russell’s 12.14 is the quickest of the year in this field, with Ditaji Kambundji racing at home.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
NGR	Tobi Amusan	12.28	12.12
USA	Alaysha Johnson	12.38	12.31
SUI	Annik Kälin	12.60	12.60
SUI	Ditaji Kambundji	12.62	12.24
JAM	Ackera Nugent	12.61	12.24
USA	Masai Russell	12.14	12.14
POL	Pia Skrzyszowska	12.44	12.37
NED	Nadine Visser	12.41	12.28
JAM	Danielle Williams	12.51	12.31

Men’s 1500m, 3:26 p.m. ET (9:26 p.m. CEST), DL

Eighteen entrants, nine of them under 3:30 lifetime, and a rematch of Sunday’s finish in Chorzow.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
KEN	Timothy Cheruiyot	3:30.67	3:28.28
USA	Vincent Ciattei	3:30.90	3:30.90
GBR	Ben Claridge	3:39.42	3:39.42
MAR	Anass Essayi	3:30.17	3:30.17
GER	Robert Farken	3:30.09	3:30.09
FRA	Azeddine Habz	3:29.80	3:27.49
GBR	Jake Heyward	3:31.47	3:31.08
USA	Cole Hocker	3:31.16	3:27.65
NOR	Jakob Ingebrigtsen	3:31.19	3:26.73
USA	Hobbs Kessler	3:31.76	3:29.45
KEN	Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech	3:31.09	3:27.72
FRA	Anas Lagtiy Chaoudar	3:30.31	3:30.31
POR	Isaac Nader	3:30.43	3:29.37
NED	Stefan Nillessen	3:32.45	3:29.23
USA	Yared Nuguse	3:29.36	3:27.80
SWE	Samuel Pihlström	3:31.41	3:30.87
SLO	Žan Rudolf	3:34.23	3:34.23
USA	Ethan Strand	3:30.77	3:30.25

Women’s 800m, 3:41 p.m. ET (9:41 p.m. CEST), DL

Audrey Werro runs at home with the fastest season’s best in the field.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
AUS	Sarah Billings	1:57.01	1:57.01
NED	Femke Broeders-Bol	1:55.41	1:55.41
ITA	Eloisa Coiro	1:57.56	1:57.56
AUS	Jessica Hull	1:57.15	1:57.15
GBR	Georgia Hunter Bell	1:55.93	1:54.90
SUI	Valentina Rosamilia	1:58.16	1:58.16
ETH	Saida Tsehaye	1:56.92	1:56.92
NED	Myrte van der Schoot	2:16.98	2:16.98
SUI	Veronica Vancardo	1:58.20	1:58.20
SUI	Audrey Werro	1:53.80	1:53.80

Men’s 200m, 3:53 p.m. ET (9:53 p.m. CEST), DL

The night ends with Kenneth Bednarek against Andre De Grasse, Bryan Levell and Sinesipho Dambile.

Nat	Name	SB	PB
USA	Kenneth Bednarek	19.69	19.57
ZIM	Makanakaishe Charamba	19.88	19.88
RSA	Sinesipho Dambile	19.74	19.74
CAN	Andre De Grasse	19.84	19.62
PUR	José Figueroa	19.76	19.76
JAM	Bryan Levell	19.93	19.64
CUB	Reynier Mena	20.04	19.63
SUI	Timothé Mumenthaler	20.09	20.09

Field events at Letzigrund, including the men’s pole vault, shot put, long jump and javelin, run alongside the track program. The season closes in Brussels on Sept. 4 and 5, where the Diamond Trophies are handed out across two nights.