The 2022 World Athletics Championships wrap up today with the tenth and final day of competition featuring 17 events taking place during the morning and afternoon sessions. The last day of the event begins at 6:15 a.m. PT/9:15 a.m. ET. Every event will be streaming live on Peacock.
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Here’s a look at every track and field event taking place today on Sunday, July 24, including the start times, the athletes who are competing, live updates and more information about how to watch live, or get tickets to attend future sessions in person at Hayward Field in Eugene.
• More: The latest results, stories and complete coverage from the 2022 World Athletics Championships
Complete Day 10 Event Schedule (all times Pacific) | Results will be posted as they become available following each event
Morning Session (Streaming live on Peacock, TV on NBC)
6:15 a.m.: Men’s 35-kilometer race walk - final
Story: Massimo Stano wins gold, sets championships record in men’s 35k race walk final
Results
1. Massimo Stano, Italy, 2:23:14
2. Masatora Kawano, Japan, 2:23:15
3. Perseus Karlstrom, Sweden, 2:23:44
4. Brian Daniel Pintado, Ecuador, 2:24:37
5. Xianghong He, China, 2:24:45
6. Evan Dunfee, Canada, 2:25:02
7. Caio Bonfim, Brazil, 2:25:14
8. Eider Arevalo, Colombia, 2:25:21
9. Tomohiro Noda, Japan, 2:25:29
10. Miguel Angel Lopez, Spain, 2:25:58
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9:35 a.m.: Men’s 110-meter hurdles - decathlon
Story: Decathlon Day 2 updates
Results
1. Pierce LePage, Canada, 13.78 (1,003 points)
2. Ayden Owens-Delerme, Puerto Rico, 13.88 (990 points)
3. Daniel Golubovic, Australia, 13.92 (985 points)
4. Kevin Mayer, France, 13.92 (985 points)
5. Ken Mullings, Bahamas, 14.02 (972 points)
6. Jiri Sykora, Czech Republic, 14.14 (957 points)
7. Kyle Garland, United States, 14.18 (951 points)
8. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 14.27 (940 points)
9. Cedric Dubler, Australia, 14.28 (939 points)
10. Johannes Erm, Estonia, 14.38 (926 points)
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10:30 a.m., 11:40 a.m.: Men’s discus - decathlon - Group A and Group B
Story: Decathlon Day 2 updates
Results
1. Jiri Sykora, Czech Republic, 54.39m (962 points)
2. Lindon Victor, Grenada, 53.92m (952 points)
3. Pierce LePage, Canada, 53.26m (939 points)
4. Leo Neugebauer, Germany, 51.88m (910 points)
5. Kevin Mayer, France, 49.44m (859 points)
6. Zachery Ziemek, United States, 48.40m (837 points)
7. Maicel Uibo, Estonia, 46.52m (798 points)
8. Daniel Golubovic, Australia, 46.37m (795 points)
9. Kyle Garland, United States, 45.44m (776 points)
10. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 44.62m (759 points)
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12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m.: Men’s pole vault - decathlon - Group A and Group B
Story: Decathlon Day 2 updates
Results
1. Kevin Mayer, France, 5.40m (1,035 points)
2. Zachery Ziemek, United States, 5.40m (1,035 points)
3. Maicel Uibo, Estonia, 5.30m (1,004 points)
4. Cedric Dubler, Australia, 5.10m (941 points)
5. Pierce LePage, Canada, 5.00m (910 points)
6. Kai Kazmirek, Germany, 5.00m (910 points)
7. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 4.80m (849 points)
8. Leo Neugebauer, Germany, 4.80m (849 points)
9. Lindon Victor, Grenada, 4.80m (849 points)
10. Johannes Erm, Estonia, 4.70m (819 points)
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Afternoon Session (Streaming live on Peacock, TV on NBC and CNBC)
5:05 p.m., 6:10 p.m.: Men’s javelin - decathlon - Group A and Group B
Results
1. Kevin Mayer, France, 70.31m (894 points)
2. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 69.74m (885 points)
3. Lindon Victor, Grenada, 66.20m (832 points)
4. Maicel Uibo, Estonia, 63.54m (791 points)
5. Kai Kazmirek, Germany, 62.52m (776 points)
6. Zachery Ziemek, United States, 62.18m (771 points)
7. Jiri Sýkora, Czech Republic, 61.49m (760 points)
8. Pierce LePage, Canada, 57.52m (701 points)
9. Ken Mullings, Bahamas, 56.92m (692 points)
10. Johannes Erm, Estonia, 56.87m (691 points)
Decathlon standings, through 9 events
1. Kevin Mayer, France, 8,145
2. Pierce LePage, Canada, 8,038
3. Zachery Ziemek, United States, 8,027
4. Lindon Victor, Grenada, 7,838
5. Maciel Uibo, Estonia, 7,729
6. Ayden Owens-Delerme, Puerto Rico, 7,672
7. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 7,580
8. Kyle Garland, United States, 7,567
9. Leo Neugebauer, Germany, 7,554
10. Cedric Dubler, Australia, 7,548
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5:10 p.m.: Women’s 100 hurdles - semifinals
Story: Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan breaks women’s 100 hurdles world record in semifinals
1. Tobi Amusan, Nigeria, 12.12 (world record)
2. Kendra Harrison, United States, 12.27
3. Britany Anderson, Jamaica, 12.31
4. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, Puerto Rico, 12.32
5. Danielle Williams, Jamaica, 12.41
6. Alia Armstrong, United States, 12.43
7. Devynne Charlton, Bahamas, 12.46
8. Cindy Sember, Great Britain, 12.50
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5:25 p.m.: Men’s pole vault - final
Results
1. Armand Duplantis, Sweden, 6.21 m
2. Christopher Nilsen, United States, 5.94
3. Ernest John Obiena, Phillipines, 5.94
4. Thiago Braz, Brazil, 5.87
5. Oleg Zernikel, Germany, 5.87
5. Renaud Lavillenie, France, 5.87
7. Bo Kanda Lita Baehre, Germany, 5.87
8. Ersu Sasma, Turkey, 5.80
9. Pal Haugen Lillefosse, Norway, 5.80
10. Sondre Guttormsen, Norway, 5.70
11. Bre Broeders, Belgium, 5.70
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5:50 p.m.: Women’s long jump - final
Results
1. Malaika Mihambo, Germany, 7.12 m
2. Ese Brume, Nigeria, 7.02
3. Leticia Oro Melo, Brazil, 6.89
4. Quanesha Burks, United States, 6.88
5. Brooke Buschkuehl, Australia, 6.87
6. Khaddi Sagnia, Sweden, 6.87
7. Ivana Vuleta, Serbia, 6.84
8. Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk, Ukraine, 6.82
9. Jazmin Sawyers, Great Britain, 6.62,
10. Lorraine Ugen, Great Britain, 6.53
11. Ruth Usoro, Nigeria, 6.52
12. Tiffany Flynn, United States, 6.48
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6:05 p.m.: Men’s 5,000 meters - final
Story: Confident Jakob Ingebrigtsen beats loaded men’s 5,000 field: ‘I was the better runner’
Results
1. Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Norway, 13:09.24
2. Jacob Krop, Kenya, 13:09.98
3. Oscar Chelimo, Uganda, 13:10.20
4. Luis Grijalva, Guatemala, 13:10.44
5. Mohammed Ahmed, Canada, 13:10.46
6. Grant Fisher, United States, 13:11.65
7. Nicholas Kipkorir, Kenya, 13:11.97
8. Yomif Kejelcha, Ethiopia, 13:12.09
9. Joshua Cheptegei, Uganda, 13:13.12
10. Daniel Simiu Ebenyo, Kenya, 13:16.64
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6:35 p.m.: Women’s 800 meters - final
Results
1. Athing Mu, United States, 1:56.30
2. Keely Hodgkinson, Great Britain, 1:56.38
3. Mary Moraa, Kenya, 1:56.71
4. Diribe Welteji, Ethiopia, 1:57.02
5. Natoya Goule, Jamaica, 1:57.90
6. Raevyn Rogers, United States, 1:58.26
7. Anita Horvat, Slovenia, 1:59.83
8. Ajeé Wilson, United States, 2:00.19
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7:00 p.m.: Women’s 100 hurdles - final
Story: Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan sets world record, wins women’s 100 hurdles gold
Results
1. Tobi Amusan, Nigeria, 12.06
2. Britany Anderson, Jamaica, 12.23
3. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, Puerto Rico, 12.23
4. Alia Armstrong, United States, 12.31
5. Cindy Sember, Great Britain, 12.38
6. Danielle Williams, Jamaica, 12.44
7. Devynne Charlton, Bahamas, 12.53
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7:20 p.m.: Men’s 1,500 meters - decathlon
Story: France’s Kevin Mayer wins decathlon, American Zachery Ziemek takes bronze
Results
1. Ayden Owens-Delerme, Puerto Rico, 4:13.02
2. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 4:13.81
3. Johannes Erm, Estonia, 4:25.08
4. Tim Nowak, Germany, 4:26.87
5. Daniel Golubovic, Australia, 4:29.67
6. Cedric Dubler, Australia, 4:37.26
7. Maicel Uibo, Estonia, 4:37.58
8. Sander Skotheim, Norway, 4:40.84
9. Steven Bastien, United States, 4:40.92
10. Kevin Mayer, France, 4:41.44
11. Pierce Lepage, Canada, 4:42.77
12. Kai Kazmirek, Germany, 4:43.51
13. Zachary Ziemek, United States, 4:44.97
14. Lindon Victor, Grenadia, 4:47.22
15. Leo Neugebauer, Germany, 4:48.41
16. Ken Mullings, Bahamas, 4:52.85
17. Jiri Sykora, Czechia, 4:55.09
18. Kyle Garland, United States, 4:58.94
Final decathlon standings
1. Kevin Mayer, France, 8,816
2. Pierce LePage, Canada, 8,701
3. Zachery Ziemek, United States, 8,676
4. Ayden Owens-Delerme, 8,532
5. Lindon Victor, Grenada, 8,474
6. Niklas Kaul, Germany, 8,434
7. Maicel Uibo, Estonia, 8,425
8. Cedric Dubler, Australia, 8,246
9. Johannes Erm, Estonia, 8,227
10. Leo Neugebauer, Germany, 8,182
11. Kyle Garland, United States, 8,133
12. Kai Kazmirek, Germany, 8,113
13. Jiri Sykora, Czech Republic, 8,107
14. Daniel Golubovic, Australia, 8,071
15. Sander Skotheim, Norway, 8,062
16. Steven Bastien, United States, 7,939
17. Ken Mullings, Bahamas, 7,866
18. Tim Nowak, Germany, 7,008
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7:35 p.m.: Men’s 4x400 relay - final
Story: Team USA dominates men’s 4x400-meter relay at World Athletics Championship
Results
1. United States, 2:56.17
2. Jamaica, 2:58.58
3. Belgium, 2:58.72
4. Japan, 2:59.51
5. Trinidad and Tobago, 3:00.03
6. Botswana, 3:00.14
7. Czechia, 3:01.63
8. Poland, 3:02.51
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7:50 p.m.: Women’s 4x400 relay - final
Story: Team USA closes World Athletics Championships with gold in women’s 4x400-meter relay
Results
1. United States, 3:17.79
2. Jamaica, 3:20.74
3. Great Britain & Northern Ireland, 3:22.64
4. Canada, 3:25.18
5. France, 3:25.81
6. Belgium, 3:26.29
7. Italy, 3:26.45
8. Switzerland, 3:27.81
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HOW TO WATCH
When: 10 total days of competition over the following dates -- July 15-24
Where: Hayward Field | Eugene, Oregon
TV channels: NBC Sports, USA Network and CNBC. Check the complete TV schedule for the 2022 World Athletics Championships in order to see when the event you want to watch is airing on broadcast TV and when.
How to watch live stream online: The only way to watch the 2022 World Athletics Championships live is if you sign up for Peacock Premium (it costs just $4.99/month, cancel anytime), which you can watch on your smart TV, phone or tablet. You can the TV broadcast of select events with DirecTV Stream (free trial), with with fuboTV (free trial) or with Sling TV (promotional offers) if you are out of free trials. If you already have a cable or satellite subscription, you can watch all of the Oregon22 coverage on NBCSports.com/live or with the NBC Sports app on your tablet, phone or computer.
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