A sparkling summer of athletics continues with the finale of the Diamond League in Brussels.
The 2026 winners of 32 track and field disciplines will be crowned across an action-packed two-day event.
British sprint sensation Amy Hunt, who will test herself against some of the world's fastest, and pole vault superstar Mondo Duplantis will be among those hunting titles.
Meanwhile, the latest 800m duel between Keely Hodgkinson, Audrey Werro and Femke Broeders-Bol could be one for the ages.
That's just a taster of two evenings of track and field brilliance, when the best athletics has to offer will be on show.
Radio Times brings you our guide to watching the athletics at Diamond League Brussels 2026 on TV and online.
Diamond League Brussels 2026 on TV and live stream
Diamond League Brussels takes place on
Coverage of Diamond League Brussels will be shown live on and .
The broadcast will start at 7pm UK time on both nights and run for an hour and 59 minutes.
UK time. BBC coverage starts at 7pm.
- 5:30pm – Shot put women
- 5:38pm – Long jump men
- 5:49pm – Discus women
- 6:59pm – Pole vault men
- 7:04pm – 400m hurdles women
- 7:09pm – High jump men
- 7:14pm – 100m men
- 7:23pm – 3000m steeplechase women
- 7:37pm – Discus men
- 7:42pm – 800m men
- 7:48pm – Triple jump women
- 7:55pm – 110m hurdles men
- 8:03pm – 5000m women
- 8:26pm – 1500m men
- 8:41pm – 200m women
- 8:52pm – 400m men
UK time. BBC coverage starts at 7pm.
- 5:08pm – Javelin throw women
- 5:28pm – Shot put men
- 6:23pm – Triple jump men
- 6:58pm – Pole vault women
- 7:04pm – 400m women
- 7:10pm – High jump women
- 7:14pm – 100m women
- 7:22pm – 5000m men
- 7:40pm – Javelin throw men
- 7:44pm – 200m men
- 7:48pm – Long jump women
- 7:55pm – 1500m women
- 8:10pm – 100m hurdles women
- 8:20pm – 3000m steeplechase men
- 8:39pm – 800m women
- 8:52pm – 400m hurdles men
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- Thursday 16 May – Shanghai (CHN) (China Textile City Sports Center)
- Friday 23 May – Xiamen (CHN) (Xiamen Egret Stadium)
- Saturday 31 May – Rabat (MAR) (Rabat Olympic Stadium)
- Wednesday 4 June – Rome (ITA) (Stadio Olimpico)
- Saturday 7 June – Stockholm (SWE) (Stockholm Olympic Stadium)
- Tuesday 10 June – Oslo (NOR) (Bislett Stadium)
- Thursday 19 June – Doha (QAT) (Khalifa International Stadium)
- Saturday 28 June – Paris (FRA) (Stade Sébastien Charléty)
- Friday 4 July – Eugene (USA) (Hayward Field)
- Thursday 10 July – Monaco (MON) (Stade Louis II)
- Saturday 18 July – London (GBR) (London Stadium)
- Thursday 21 August – Lausanne (SUI) (Stade olympique de la Pontaise)
- Saturday 23 August – Silesia (POL) (Stadion Śląski)
- Wednesday 27 August – Zurich (SUI) (Letzigrund)
- Thursday 4 - Friday 5 September – Brussels (BEL) (King Baudouin Stadium)
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