Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Faith Cherotich were brilliant at the Oslo Diamond League. They won their respective races and pocketed thousands of dollars in prize money.

A world-class hurdles showdown highlights the latest stop on the Diamond League circuit this week at the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway. A unique 300-meter hurdles race will feature Norwegian superstar Karsten Warholm eyeing glory on home soil after winning the Olympic 400m hurdles title in Tokyo and taking silver at the Paris Games.

The 2025 Oslo Diamond League, also known as Oslo Bislett Games, concluded on June 12, Thursday, at the Bislett Stadium in Norway. The event saw many nail-biting contests and numerous records being ...

Amber Anning got past the 22-year-old Adeleke in the last 50m metres to claim third in 50.24, the British runner finishing fifth at the Paris Olympics last summer, one place behind Adeleke in fourth. She’s since won the World Indoor title.

Faith Cherotich produced a strong finish to win the women's 3000m steeplechase at the Oslo Diamond League. She set a world lead and defeated WInfred Yavi.

World record-holder in the women’s 100m hurdles, Tobi Amusan and Nigerian shot putter Chukwuebuka Enekwechi will miss the seventh leg of the 2025 Diamond

Jordan Scott set a new personal best 17.34m (1.1m/s) to win his second Wanda Diamond League event of the season after beating a quality field at Thursday’s Oslo Bislet Games in Norway, the sixth stop on the Wanda Diamond League series.

Nico Young broke the American record in the men’s 5000m to win at a Diamond League meet in Oslo on Thursday. Young, a 22-year-old who placed 12th in the Olympic 10,000m, clocked 12 minutes, 45.27 seconds.