Diamond League schedule 2026: Dates, times, TV channels, live streams to watch track and field meets

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Professional track and field is back and better than ever. The Diamond League will kick off its 2026 season later this month.

Every year, the Diamond League features many of the world's most talented athletes, touring around the globe and participating in 15 international meets. Throughout the season, competitors accumulate points in specific disciplines with hopes of qualifying for the final, and of course, the prestigious Diamond trophy.

As always, many world-class talents are set to participate in this year's circuit, like Mondo Duplantis (pole vault), Faith Kipyegon (1500m/5000m), Noah Lyles (sprints), and Femke Bol (400m hurdles/800m).

Who will excel in international competition this year?

Here's everything you need to know about the Diamond League in 2026, including TV channel and streaming options for the professional track and field season.

Where to watch Diamond League 2026

• TV channel: N/A
• Live stream:FloTrack

Every Diamond League meet except one in 2026 will be broadcast exclusively on FloTrack in the U.S.

The Prefontaine Classic on July 4 will continue to air on NBC.

Diamond League schedule 2026

Below is a brief overview of The Diamond League's schedule for this year. The season had been scheduled to begin May 8 in Doha but that meet was pushed back to June due to security concerns in the Middle East.

• May 16: Shanghai/Keqiao
• May 23: Xiamen, China
• May 31: Rabat, Morocco
• June 4: Rome, Italy
• June 7: Stockholm, Sweden
• June 10: Oslo, Norway
• June 19: Doha, Qatar
• June 28: Paris, France
• July 4: Eugene, Oregon
• July 10: Monaco
• July 18: London, England
• Aug. 21: Lausanne, Switzerland
• **Aug. 23:**Silesia, Poland
• Aug. 27: Zurich, Switzerland
• **Sept. 4-5:**Brussels, Belgium

What is The Diamond League?

The Diamond League was created in 2010 as a replacement for the IAAF Golden League, which had been held annually since 1998. Sitting in the top tier of the World Athletics one-day meet competitions, the league holds 15 invitational meetings every year in locations around the world.

Every year, athletes compete in "Diamond Disciplines" to earn points and qualify for a final event. The top athletes in each discipline then compete in the season finale for the Diamond League title and Diamond Trophy.

Throughout the years, the track and field league has been known to feature many of the top talents in the world.

Diamond League athletes to watch

There will be several notable names competing in the league's 17th season. Here's a look at some to expect.

• Mondo Duplantis — World record holder (pole vault)
• Noah Lyles — Olympic champion (sprints)
• Faith Kipyegon — World record holder (1500m, mile)
• Femke Bol — Olympic champion (400m hurdles, 800m)
• Jessica Hull — Olympic champion (1500m)