World Athletics Championships 2025 Timetable: Day 2, September 14, Full Schedule

After an exhilarating first day of action in Tokyo, the 2025 World Athletics Championships are set to deliver even more excitement on Sunday, September 14.

Day 1 saw the first medals awarded and several stunning performances in the qualification rounds, setting the stage for what is sure to be a thrilling continuation.

Canada's Evan Dunfee was the first athlete to be crowned a world champion in Tokyo, claiming a hard-fought gold in the men’s 35km race walk.

Spain's Maria Perez successfully defended her title in the women's 35km race walk, dominating the field to secure gold.

In the sprints, the men's 100m heats provided some blistering times. South Africa's Gift Leotlela and Nigeria's Kayinsola Ajayi both clocked personal bests of 9.87 and 9.88 seconds, respectively, to lead the early charge.

Reigning world champion Noah Lyles of the USA looked poised and in control, easily winning his heat to advance to the semifinals. Kishane Thompson and Akani Simbine were also impressive, dominating their heats.

Meanwhile, Australian sprinter Torrie Lewis broke her own national record in the women's 100m heats. Elsewhere, Kenya's Beatrice Chebet secured Kenya's first gold medal of the championships, storming to victory in the women's 10,000m final.

1:30 AM: Women's Marathon Final

3:00 AM: Women's Hammer Throw Qualification Group A

3:00 AM: Men's 1500m Heats

4:45 AM: Women's Hammer Throw Qualification Group B

5:05 AM: Women's 100m Hurdles Heats

12:35 PM: Men's 400m Heats

12:40 PM: Men's High Jump Qualification

1:12 PM: Women's Discus Throw Final

1:25 PM: Women's 400m Heats

2:20 PM: Women's 100m Semi-Final

2:40 PM: Women's Long Jump Final

2:45 PM: Men's 100m Semi-Final

3:07 PM: Women's 1500m Semi-Final

3:30 PM: Men's 10,000m Final

4:13 PM: Women's 100m Final

4:20 PM: Men's 100m Final

The evening session is set to be explosive, with a number of medal events on the line. The highlight of the day is undoubtedly the men's and women's 100m finals, which will cap off the night in spectacular fashion.

Fans will also witness the crowning of champions in the women's discus throw, women's long jump, and the endurance test of the men's 10,000m final.