The Diamond League Oslo is all set to take place on June 10, 2026, at the historic Bislett Stadium in Oslo,Norway. It is being headlined by top athletes, including seven Olympians, such as Letsile Tebogo, Kirsten Warhol, and more. The rising Australian star Gout Gout will also be a part of the event.
Oslo is the sixth leg of the 17th annual and 15-stop Wanda Diamond League track and field series. It will feature marquee events, including the 400m hurdles, men’s 800m dash, 200m race, pole vault, and more. The 200m race will witness a tight yet exciting showdown as staunch athletes, including Gout, who is making his Diamond League debut, and Tebogo, who has thoroughly solidified his legacy, will be locking horns.
The pole vault is also going to be an exciting one, as the world record holder Mondo Duplantis is not competing to focus on his wedding, which leaves the field open for athletes including Emmanouil Karalis, Renaud Lavillenie, and others. Let’s have a look at the complete schedule, streaming details, and the top athletes to watch at the Diamond League Oslo 2026.
Complete schedule of the Diamond League Oslo 2026
The Diamond League Oslo is just around the corner, and the schedule for the tournament has been revealed by the officials. Let’s have a look at the full schedule of the tournament.
Wednesday, June 10
(All times in local (GMT+2)
18:42 – Shot put women
19:26 – Triple jump women
19:30 – Pole vault men
20:04 – 400m women
20:20 – 800m men
20:29 – 3000m women
20:35 – Javelin throw women
20:44 – 200m men
20:45 – Triple jump men
20:52 – 5000m men
21:12 – 100m women
21:19 – Dream Mile men
21:39 – 400m hurdles women
21:52 – 400m hurdles men
How to watch the Diamond League Oslo 2026 live?
The Diamond League will be broadcast in 170 countries across the world. Fans from different regions, including Australia, the USA, India, and more, can witness the event available in the channels airing the event in their country. Let’s have a look at the channels where fans can watch the Diamond League in Oslo.
United States – FloTrack
United Kingdom – BBC Sports network
Jamaica – Rush Sports
India – Wanda Diamond League YouTube & Facebook
Canada – CBC Sports.ca and GEM
Australia – YouTube channel ‘Age of Sports’
To find your region, click here.
Top athletes to witness at the Diamond League Oslo 2026
1. Letsile Tebogo
Letsile Tebogo is one of the premier attractions at the 2026 Diamond League Oslo, as he is entering the men’s 200m race as the reigning Olympic 200m champion, headlining a highly anticipated generation-defining showdown against Australian teen Gout Gout.
The Botswana athlete was last seen in action on June 5, 2026, at the Rome Diamond League, where he competed in the men’s 100m, finishing in third place with a season’s best time of 9.95 seconds, behind Noah Lyles and Emmanuel Eseme. Before this, he produced an impressive performance at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix held at the University of Botswana Stadium in Gaborone.
He stood atop the podium after clocking 44.37 seconds in the 400m race. Now he is all set to give a tough competition to the rising Australian teenage star in Oslo.
2. Gout Gout
Gout is another top athlete to watch at the 2026 Diamond League Oslo, as he is entering the event with the fastest 200m time in the world this year. He is all set to solidify his place in the track community with a stellar Diamond League senior debut. In April this year, he stunned the community at the Australian Athletics Championships by clocking an impressive 19.67 seconds, which has officially been ratified as the World Under-20 200m record.
He also competed in the Ostrava Golden Spike, where he dominated the 200m race by clocking 20.02 seconds. With his strong hold on the race, fans are eagerly waiting for his performance in the 200m against some of the top-notch athletes, including Letsile Tebogo.
3. Julien Alfred
Another marquee attraction at the 2026 Diamond League Oslo is the Saint Lucian star Julien Alfred. She is making her first Diamond League appearance in the 100m this season as the reigning Olympic 100m champion. At the 2024 Paris Games, she created history by securing Sait Lucia’s first-ever Olympic medal and also won a silver medal in the 200m race.
Currently, she owns the fastest women’s 200m time in the world this year, clocking an impressive 21.86 seconds at the Texas Invitational. She also proved her dominance in the 200m at the Rome Diamond League, where she bested the world champion, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, to claim the victory by recording 21.93 seconds. She is now all set to make her appearance in Oslo, and a few of her top competitors in the 100m race will be Amy Hunt, Patrizia Van Der Weken, and more.
4. Karsten Warholm
Another top athlete to watch at the 2026 Diamond League is Karsten Warholm, who is looking to redeem himself on his home track after suffering from consecutive losses during the start of the 2026 season. In 2021, he shattered the 400m hurdles world record by clocking 46.70s and is the Olympic champion from Tokyo, a three-time world champion, and the only athlete to ever break the 46-second barrier.
One of the biggest competitions for the Norwegian athlete in the 400m hurdles in Oslo is Brazil’s Alison dos Santos.
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