World Athletics Championships 2025 Timetable: Day 4, September 16, Full Schedule

After an action-packed first two days, the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo continued to deliver on Monday, September 15, with a schedule packed with both qualifications and finals.

Fans were treated to another spectacle of athletic prowess as new champions were crowned and a new narrative unfolded.

The opening weekend set a high bar for the rest of the championships as it saw the crowning of the first champions, Canada's Evan Dunfee and Spain's María Pérez taking the men's and women's 35km race walk titles, respectively.

Double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet brought joy to a nation by storming to victory in the women's 10,000m.

The second day was headlined by speed from the men's and women's 100m finals, which took centre stage.

In the men's race, Jamaica's Oblique Seville finally clocked a personal best of 9.77 seconds to defeat Olympic champion Noah Lyles and secure Jamaica’s first men’s 100m world title since Usain Bolt in 2015.

On the women's side, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden of the USA obliterated the field with a championship-record time of 10.61 seconds, announcing herself as the new queen of the sprints.

The women's marathon final was a thrilling sprint to the finish, with Peres Jepchirchir adding another major title to her resume.

In the field, American superstar Valarie Allman, finally secured her first world title in the women's discus throw. In a surprise win for France, Jimmy Gressier took the men's 10,000m gold in a tactical race that came down to the last meters.

On Monday, September 15, Alphonce Simbu claimed top honours in the marathon. The men's pole vault saw the reigning Olympic and world champion, Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis, once again prove his class, securing the men's pole vault gold and shattering the world record.

In the men's 3000m steeplechase final, New Zealand's Geordie Beamish shocked the track world by out-leaning Moroccan legend Soufiane El Bakkali at the finish line to take a historic gold.

Switzerland's Ditaji Kambundji ran a flawless race to a new national record and the gold medal, in the women’s 100m hurdles, beating out the world record holder, Tobi Amusan.

Evening Session

1:35 PM: Men's 800m Heats

1:40 PM: Women's Triple Jump Qualification

2:35 PM: Men's High Jump Final

2:40 PM: Men's 110m Hurdles Semi-Finals

3:00 PM: Men's Hammer Throw Final

3:05 PM: Women's 400m Semi-Finals

3:35 PM: Men's 400m Semi-Finals

4:05 PM: Women's 1500m Final

4:20 PM: Men's 110m Hurdles Final

The 2025 World Athletics Championships continue to be a showcase of exceptional talent and a testament to the dedication of the world's best athletes.