Hayward Field, Eugene, Oregon (“TrackTown USA”) August 5–9, 2026
The 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships (the 21st edition of the event) are taking place at the iconic Hayward Field at the University of Oregon in Eugene, USA.
From the pristine tracks of Hayward Field in Oregon, the next generation of track and field superstars are ready to take center stage. The World Athletics U20 Championships Oregon 26 is here, and the action promises to be thrilling. Get ready for five days of elite competition featuring the world’s best young athletes. For fans around the globe, there’s no excuse to miss a moment, thanks to comprehensive livestream options available. If you’re wondering how to catch all the excitement, simply visit bit.ly/where-to-watch-wu20 for full details on how to stream the events on your phone, tablet, or laptop. Please note, geo-restrictions may apply.
Day 1 – Wednesday, 5 August
The championships kick off with a jam-packed morning session starting at 10:00 AM, featuring Heptathlon events and the first rounds of the 100M. The afternoon session, beginning at 6:00 PM, heats up with the Heptathlon Javelin Throw and culminates in several finals, including the Shot Put and 5000M races.
Day 2 – Thursday, 6 August
Competition resumes early at 10:00 AM on Day 2, with Javelin Throw Heptathlon and Long Jump as part of the Heptathlon competition. The evening session starting at 6:00 PM will deliver crucial finals, including the 100M and 800M decider, along with the high-stakes 400M finals.
Day 3 – Friday, 7 August
Start your Friday at 10:00 AM with Decathlon Heats and several hurdle events. The evening action, kicking off at 5:00 PM, features the final of the Men’s 3000M Steeplechase and the Men’s 110M Hurdles, making it a must-watch night for track enthusiasts.
Day 4 – Saturday, 8 August
The focus on Day 4 morning (9:00 AM start) includes the Decathlon and Race Walk finals. The afternoon session, starting at 5:45 PM, is all about sprints and field events, featuring finals in the 4x100M Mixed Relay, the Long Jump, and the prestigious 200M races.
Day 5 – Sunday, 9 August
The grand finale kicks off at 12:00 PM, featuring the final of the Discus Throw and the Pole Vault. The afternoon is filled with gold medal races, including the 1500M and both the Men’s and Women’s 4x400M Relays, promising a spectacular conclusion to the championships
