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Resquest the programme!
Back in Charléty in August 2021, after a year’s forced break due to the health crisis linked to the Coronavirus, the Meeting de Paris is preparing a sumptuous menu for the Parisian track. The high hurdles, the men’s pole vault and the women’s discus will top a bill, which is fast shaping up to be a mouth-watering feast.
WANDA DIAMOND LEAGUE RELEASES 2021 CALENDAR
Under the provisional calendar released today, the 2021 Wanda Diamond League season will take place across four continents and 14 different cities from May to September next year.
Wanda Diamond League announces updates to 2020 calendar
Due to ongoing developments in the global Covid-19 crisis, meetings in Paris and Eugene will not take place this year. The event in Gateshead has been moved from August to September.
The big reveal of the 2020 programme
The veil has been lifted on the nine events that will count towards the Diamond League circuit that is due to take place on 13 June at the Charléty stadium in Paris and there is sure to be something for everyone.
Claye and Lyles ignite Paris
Americans Will Claye and Noah Lyles set the Charléty Stadium alight on Saturday evening, posting extraordinary performances at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Paris, respectively securing 18.06m in the triple jump and 19’’65 in the 200m, both of them new meeting records.
Claye sets the competition alight
The two Americans, Will Claye and Christian Taylor, have been embroiled in a ferocious yet sublime battle in the triple jump competition at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Paris. The former ultimately took the win with 18.06m.
Roberts triumphs
Daniel Roberts has won the star event of the night at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Paris, dominating the 110m hurdles in 13’’08 (+0,8).
Michael Mason top of the pack
The bouquet for the high jump competition has landed in the arms of Canadian Michael Mason thanks to a stellar performance that peaked at 2.28m.
El Bakkali excels
Moroccan Soufiane El Bakkali upped the ante on the bell to hunt down victory in the 3,000m steeplechase at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Paris with a time of 8’06’’64.
McPherson at the finish
After a very hotly contested race, Jamaican Stephenie Ann McPherson (51’’11) took the win in extremis on the home straight of the 400m, ahead of Americans Kendall Ellis (51’’21) and Shakima Wimbley (51’’50).