The 2025 London Athletics Meet wrapped up this evening with five new meet records and two new world leads (three, including Great Britain women’s 4×100-meter relay team).
Arguably, the standout performance of the day came from the Lithuanian Myklas Alekna, who set a new Diamond League record with his third-round throw of 71.70m. Alekna went into the competition as the favourite, despite a stacked field of the world’s best throwers. He threw 71.70m in round three to seal victory over Slovenia’s Kristjan Ceh (68.83m) and Lawrence Okoye (67.24m).
Alekna will be looking to win his first World Championship this September in Tokyo, after setting the world record earlier this season, but the road won’t be easy. Australia’s Matthew Denny has already put up the second farthest throw in history with 74.78m on the same day that Alekna broke the world record. Nine men have already thrown over 70m this year and will be vying for the top three spots come September.
Julien Alfred and Gudaf Tsegay moved to the top of the world rankings in their respective events. Alfred’s run of 21.71 into a -0.6m/s headwind is a new personal best and edged out Dina Asher-Smith (22.25 seconds) and Amy Hunt (22.31 seconds). This time gives her more than a 0.2-second lead over the United States’ McKenzie Long.
Ethiopia’s Tsegay is already familiar with leading the world’s top lists. The World Record holder in the 5,000-meter is now also the current world leader in the mile.
Tsegay’s time of 4:11.88 was also a national record and edged out Jessica Hull (4:13.68) and Sarah Healy (4:16.26). It’s worth noting that Faith Kipyegon ran 4:06.42 earlier this season at the Breaking4 event, but her time doesn’t count in the official rankings since it was an exhibition event.
Along with Alekna’s new Diamond League record, we saw athletes break several other meet records.
The young Emmanuel Wanyonyi ran 1:42.00 in the men’s 800-meter, with Canada’s Marco Arop hot on his trail with 1:42.22. Four men broke 1:43.00, with Max Burgin (1:42.36) and Bryce Hoppel (1:42.71) joining them. It’s been widely speculated that we may see a new world record at some point this season in the event.
Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech, not to be outdone by his Kenyan compatriot Wanyonyi, ran a new meet record in the men’s 1500-meter with 3:28.82 seconds. Josh Kerr finished close behind with 3:29.37.
2025 London Diamond League Results
Here’s a look at the full 2025 London Diamond League Results (Diamond events only).
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s 100-meter
Final, Wind: -0.6
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Oblique Seville
JAM
9.86
2.
Noah Lyles
USA
10.00
3.
Zharnel Hughes
GBR
10.02
4.
Ackeem Blake
JAM
10.08
5.
Akani Simbine
RSA
10.11
6.
Jeremiah Azu
GBR
10.11
7.
Letsile Tebogo
BOT
10.12
8.
Louie Hinchliffe
GBR
10.21
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s 400-meter
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Charles Dobson
GBR
44.14
2.
Matthew Hudson-Smith
GBR
44.27
3.
Zakithi Nene
RSA
44.29
4.
Vernon Norwood
USA
44.34
5.
Busang Collen Kebinatshipi
BOT
44.51
6.
Reece Holder
AUS
44.76
7.
Bayapo Ndori
BOT
45.30
8.
Toby Harries
GBR
45.41
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s 800-meter
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Emmanuel Wanyonyi
KEN
1:42.00
2.
Marco Arop
CAN
1:42.22
3.
Max Burgin
GBR
1:42.36
4.
Bryce Hoppel
USA
1:42.71
5.
Mohamed Attaoui
ESP
1:43.01
6.
Donavan Brazier
USA
1:43.08
7.
Mark English
IRL
1:44.07
8.
Andreas Kramer
SWE
1:44.26
9.
Ethan Hussey
GBR
1:44.30
10.
Ben Pattison
GBR
1:46.08
Patryk Sieradzki
POL
DNF
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s 1500-meter
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech
KEN
3:28.82
2.
Josh Kerr
GBR
3:29.37
3.
Isaac Nader
POR
3:31.55
4.
Jake Wightman
GBR
3:31.58
5.
Jude Thomas
AUS
3:32.36
6.
Elliot Giles
GBR
3:32.51
7.
Narve Gilje Nordås
NOR
3:32.54
8.
Adam Spencer
AUS
3:32.88
9.
Selemon Barega
ETH
3:32.93
10.
Neil Gourley
GBR
3:33.69
11.
Oliver Hoare
AUS
3:34.03
12.
George Mills
GBR
4:18.37
13.
Cameron Myers
AUS
4:24.03
14.
Robert Farken
GER
4:27.54
Ben Claridge
GBR
DNF
Žan RUDOLF
SLO
DNF
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s Long Jump
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Wayne Pinnock
JAM
8.20 + 0.2
2.
Miltiadis Tentoglou
GRE
8.19 + 0.9
3.
Carey Mcleod
JAM
8.10 + 0.2
4.
Mattia Furlani
ITA
8.05 + 0.4
5.
Simon Ehammer
SUI
8.03 + 0.5
6.
Liam Adcock
AUS
7.89 + 1.1
7.
Samuel Khogali
GBR
7.19 – 0.9
Diamond Discipline – GW
Men’s Discus Throw
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Mykolas Alekna
LTU
71.70
2.
Kristjan Čeh
SLO
68.83
3.
Lawrence Okoye
GBR
67.24
4.
Daniel Ståhl
SWE
66.62
5.
Roje Stona
JAM
64.71
6.
Henrik Janssen
GER
64.39
7.
Claudio Romero
CHI
60.21
8.
Nicholas Percy
GBR
58.89
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s 200-meter
Final, Wind: -0.6
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Julien Alfred
LCA
21.71
2.
Dina Asher-Smith
GBR
22.25
3.
Amy Hunt
GBR
22.31
4.
Rhasidat Adeleke
IRL
22.52
5.
Jaël Bestué
ESP
22.67
6.
Daryll Neita
GBR
22.69
7.
Ashanti Moore
JAM
22.86
8.
Torrie Lewis
AUS
23.05
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s 800-meter
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Georgia Hunter Bell
GBR
1:56.74
2.
Addison Wiley
USA
1:57.43
3.
Halimah Nakaayi
UGA
1:57.62
4.
Claudia Hollingsworth
AUS
1:58.02
5.
Shafiqua Maloney
VIN
1:58.47
6.
Jemma Reekie
GBR
1:58.76
7.
Sarah Billings
AUS
1:58.99
8.
Natoya Goule-Toppin
JAM
1:59.27
9.
Anna Wielgosz
POL
2:00.78
10.
Laura Muir
GBR
2:00.95
Lisanne De Witte
NED
DNF
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s Mile
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Gudaf Tsegay
ETH
4:11.88
2.
Jessica Hull
AUS
4:13.68
3.
Sarah Healy
IRL
4:16.26
4.
Sinclaire Johnson
USA
4:16.32
5.
Marta Zenoni
ITA
4:17.16
6.
Agathe Guillemot
FRA
4:19.08
7.
Revee Walcott-Nolan
GBR
4:19.16
8.
Salomé Afonso
POR
4:19.51
9.
Linden Hall
AUS
4:19.58
10.
Birke Haylom
ETH
4:19.74
11.
Gaia Sabbatini
ITA
4:19.83
12.
Esther Guerrero
ESP
4:20.12
13.
Weronika Lizakowska
POL
4:20.19
14.
Erin Wallace
GBR
4:20.44
15.
Abbey Caldwell
AUS
4:20.74
16.
Katie Snowden
GBR
4:24.71
Catriona Bisset
AUS
DNF
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s 5000-meter
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Medina Eisa
ETH
14:30.57
2.
Fantaye Belayneh
ETH
14:30.90
3.
Rose Davies
AUS
14:31.45
4.
Fotyen Tesfay
ETH
14:32.55
5.
Georgia Griffith
AUS
14:32.82
6.
Hirut Meshesha
ETH
14:33.42
7.
Nozomi Tanaka
JPN
14:34.10
8.
Marta Alemayo
ETH
14:34.46
9.
Margaret Akidor
KEN
14:38.45
10.
Yenawa Nbret
ETH
14:39.13
11.
Hannah Nuttall
GBR
14:39.48
12.
Innes Fitzgerald
GBR
14:39.56
13.
Chaltu Dida
ETH
14:39.64
14.
Jana Van Lent
BEL
14:42.93
15.
Diane Van Es
NED
14:43.80
16.
Megan Keith
GBR
14:47.34
Calli Hauger-Thackery
GBR
DNF
Alexandra MILLARD
GBR
DNF
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s 400-meter Hurdles
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Femke Bol
NED
52.10
2.
Jasmine Jones
USA
53.18
3.
Andrenette Knight
JAM
53.79
4.
Gianna Woodruff
PAN
54.00
5.
Emma Zapletalová
SVK
54.08
6.
Lina Nielsen
GBR
55.04
7.
Daniela Ledecká
SVK
55.83
8.
Janieve Russell
JAM
1:00.55
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s High Jump
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Morgan Lake
GBR
1.96
2.
Eleanor Patterson
AUS
1.93
3.
Christina Honsel
GER
1.93
4.
Yaroslava Mahuchikh
UKR
1.93
5.
Imke Onnen
GER
1.89
6.
Elena Kulichenko
CYP
1.89
7.
Lamara Distin
JAM
1.85
7.
Charity Hufnagel
USA
1.85
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s Pole Vault
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Olivia Mctaggart
NZL
4.73
2.
Katie Moon
USA
4.73
3.
Angelica Moser
SUI
4.73
4.
Emily Grove
USA
4.73
5.
Molly Caudery
GBR
4.60
5.
Amálie Švábíková
CZE
4.60
7.
Tina Šutej
SLO
4.60
8.
Marie-Julie Bonnin
FRA
4.30
Diamond Discipline – GW
Women’s Long Jump
Final
Place
Name
Country
Mark
1.
Malaika Mihambo
GER
6.93 – 0.6
2.
Larissa Iapichino
ITA
6.92 – 0.5
3.
Hilary Kpatcha
FRA
6.86 – 0.4
4.
Claire Bryant
USA
6.78 + 0.3
5.
Monae’ NICHOLS
USA
6.74 – 0.1
6.
Annik Kälin
SUI
6.72 – 0.6
7.
Jazmin Sawyers
GBR
6.63 – 0.5
8.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson
GBR
6.48 – 0.6
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