Diamond League
Athletics · World Athletics, with the Diamond League company (Diamond League AG)
Also called: the Wanda Diamond League (title sponsor)
The Diamond League is athletics' yearly series of one-day meetings, first held in 2010; each season ends with a Final where the 32 Diamond Trophies are decided.
- Next
- 2027 season, 7 May to 26 August, 15 meetings; Final in Zurich, 25 and 26 August
- Most titles (athlete)
- Renaud Lavillenie (France, pole vault) and Christian Taylor (United States, triple jump), 7 each
- Most titles (nation)
- United States, 111 of 512
- India
- 1 title: Neeraj Chopra, javelin, 2022
- Cycle
- Yearly, about May to September; no Diamond Trophies in 2020, when 8 meetings were held
Seasons
2027Meetings: 15 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 7 May to 26 August
- Notes
- Scheduled
2026Meetings: 15 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 8 May to 6 September
- Notes
- Final in Brussels
2025Meetings: 15 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 26 April to 28 August
2024Meetings: 15 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 20 April to 14 September
2023Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 5 May to 17 September
2022Meetings: 13 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 13 May to 8 September
- Notes
- Neeraj Chopra wins the javelin
2021Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 23 May to 9 September
2020Meetings: 8 · Events: 24
- Dates
- 11 June to 25 September
- Notes
- No Diamond Trophies
2019Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 3 May to 6 September
2018Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 4 May to 31 August
2017Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 5 May to 1 September
2016Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 6 May to 9 September
2015Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 15 May to 11 September
2014Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 9 May to 5 September
2013Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 10 May to 6 September
2012Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 11 May to 7 September
2011Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 6 May to 16 September
2010Meetings: 14 · Events: 32
- Dates
- 14 May to 27 August
- Notes
- First season
India in the Diamond League
Neeraj Chopra won the javelin Diamond Trophy in 2022, India's only title. India's other results (Final places, meeting wins) are not yet loaded.
More about this tournament
How it works
Each season runs through a series of one-day meetings and ends in a Final, where the 32 Diamond Trophies are decided. How points at the meetings lead to the Final, and how titles were decided before the current format, is still to be read from the Diamond League's rules.
2026 champions
The holders until the 2027 Final.
| Event | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| 100 m | Oblique Seville (Jamaica) | Tina Clayton (Jamaica) |
| 200 m | Kenneth Bednarek (United States) | Julien Alfred (Saint Lucia) |
| 400 m | Collen Kebinatshipi (Botswana) | Marileidy Paulino (Dominican Republic) |
| 800 m | Emmanuel Wanyonyi (Kenya) | Audrey Werro (Switzerland) |
| 1500 m | Cameron Myers (Australia) | Klaudia Kazimierska (Poland) |
| 5000 m | Birhanu Balew (Bahrain) | Freweyni Hailu (Ethiopia) |
| 110 m / 100 m hurdles | Ja'Kobe Tharp (United States) | Masai Russell (United States) |
| 400 m hurdles | Alison dos Santos (Brazil) | Anna Cockrell (United States) |
| 3000 m steeplechase | Gemechu Godana (Ethiopia) | Faith Cherotich (Kenya) |
| High jump | Mateusz Kołodziejski (Poland) | Eleanor Patterson (Australia) |
| Pole vault | Emmanouil Karalis (Greece) | Hana Moll (United States) |
| Long jump | Tajay Gayle (Jamaica) | Monae' Nichols (United States) |
| Triple jump | Andy Díaz Hernández (Italy) | Saly Sarr (Senegal) |
| Shot put | Rajindra Campbell (Jamaica) | Chase Jackson (United States) |
| Discus | Kristjan Čeh (Slovenia) | Feng Bin (China) |
| Javelin | Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage (Sri Lanka) | Yan Ziyi (China) |
To check.
Most titles
Athletes
| Athlete | Nation | Event | Titles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renaud Lavillenie | France | Pole vault | 7 |
| Christian Taylor | United States | Triple jump | 7 |
| Noah Lyles | United States | 200 m (5), 100 m (1) | 6 |
| Valerie Adams | New Zealand | Shot put | 6 |
| Sandra Perković | Croatia | Discus | 6 |
| Caterine Ibargüen | Colombia | Triple jump (5), long jump (1) | 6 |
Nations (top 8 of 61)
| Nation | Titles |
|---|---|
| United States | 111 |
| Kenya | 68 |
| Jamaica | 34 |
| Ethiopia | 21 |
| Great Britain | 14 |
| Germany | 14 |
| Czech Republic | 12 |
| France | 11 |
History
How it began
The Diamond League began in 2010 with 14 meetings and 32 events, and has kept 32 events every season since, apart from 2020.
Champions by era
The United States have won 111 of the 512 titles and Kenya 68; 61 nations have won at least one.