Stockholm Diamond League 2022 schedule and start times
The Stockholm Diamond League will be headlined by Marcell Jacobs in the men’s 100m, while British interest includes Dina Asher-Smith in the women’s 200m
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Your support makes all the difference.The Diamond League rolls into Stockholm tonight with the return of Olympic 100m champion Marcell Jacobs.
Great Britain’s Reece Prescod goes up against the Italian, who is coming back from an injury-hit 2022, in the men’s 100m. While Team GB queen Dina Asher-Smith is also in action in the women’s 200m with a fascinating head-to-head against Switzerland’s Mujinga Kambundji.
Look out for a host of Olympic champions too, including Jasmine Camacho-Quinn in the 100m hurdles, pole vault superstar Mondo Duplantis, and India’s javelin phenomenon Neeraj Chopra.
While one of Europe’s rising stars, Femke Bol, will hope to respond to Olympic champion Sydney McLaughlin, who broke her own 400m hurdles world record in the United States track and field championships last week.
Here’s the schedule, start times and how to watch all the action in Stockholm
How can I watch and is there a live stream?
You can watch all the action in the UK live on BBC Three, meaning there is a live stream via the iPlayer.
Coverage starts at 19:00 BST.
Schedule
30 June
Times BST
- 16:40 Women 400 meter hurdles, national
- 16:47 Women Shot put
- 16:50 Men 400 meter hurdles, national
- 17:05 Women 800 meters, national
- 17:15 Men 800 meters, national
- 17:34 Women 100 meter hurdles, national
- 17:40 Men Long Jump, additional
- 17:47 Men 4x100 meters
- 18:03 Women 1500 meters, promotional
- 18:16 Women 4x100 meters, promotional
- 18:22 Men Javelin Throw
- 18:26 Women High Jump
- 18:30 Men 1500 meters promotional
- 18:45 Men Pole Vault
- 18:50 Women 400 meters, promotional
- 19:04 Women 400 meter Hurdles
- 19:15 Men 100 meters
- 19:25 Women Long Jump
- 19:29 Women 800 meters
- 19:39 Men 3000 meters
- 19:53 Men Discus Throw
- 19:57 Women 100 meter Hurdles
- 20:07 Women 3000 meters Steeplechase
- 20:28 Men 400 meters Hurdles
- 20:40 Women 200 meters
- 20:51 Men 800 meters
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