2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo continues to deliver exhilarating action as Day Four promises an array of high-stakes competitions. Fans can expect top-tier performances from world-class athletes, including the much-anticipated appearances of Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, set to light up the track with her trademark speed and precision.
Evening session highlights
The fourth day of the championships, scheduled for Tuesday, September 16, 2025, will kick off in the evening with multiple events across the track and field. The session begins at 19:35 with the men’s 800m heats, setting the stage for a competitive showdown in middle-distance running. Simultaneously, the women’s triple jump qualification will commence at 19:40, giving fans a glimpse of the athletes’ explosive power and technique.
At 20:35, spectators will witness the men’s high jump final, promising thrilling moments as competitors vie for supremacy in vertical leaps. The men’s 110m hurdles semi-final follows at 20:40, featuring some of the fastest hurdlers in the world.
Track and Field finals to watch
The men’s hammer throw final is set for 21:00, showcasing raw strength and precision as athletes aim for distance and consistency. Track enthusiasts will then see intense action in the women’s 400m semi-final at 21:05, with Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone likely among the stars pushing the limits of speed and stamina. Shortly after, the men’s 400m semi-final begins at 21:35, rounding out the high-intensity track events for the evening.
Crowning the night are two final events: the women’s 1500m final at 22:05, a test of endurance and tactical brilliance, and the men’s 110m hurdles final at 22:20, a race that promises breathtaking speed and razor-sharp technique.
Where to Watch
Athletics enthusiasts can catch live coverage of the World Athletics Championships across multiple platforms. In India, the event will be broadcast on Star Sports Network, with live streaming available on JioHotstar. Fans in the U.S. can tune in to NBC or stream via Peacock, while in Canada, coverage is on CBC Sports/Radio-Canada, and viewers in the U.K. can watch on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, or TNT Sports.