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When the world’s top athletes gather in Zurich on 27 and 28 August 2025 for the final of the Wanda Diamond League, the spotlight will not only be on global superstars – Swiss athletes will also take center stage. In recent years, Swiss athletics has made remarkable progress. Never before has the level of world-class performances by Swiss athletes been as high as it is this season.
The Swiss highlight kicks off on Wednesday evening, 27 August, with Simon Ehammer competing in the long jump on Sechseläutenplatz. Set against the backdrop of Zurich’s historic city center, Ehammer is once again aiming to deliver a standout performance. The indoor world champion (combined events) and all-round talent has been consistently strong in 2025 – and he knows what it takes to win in the Wanda Diamond League: he already claimed one of the prestigious Diamond Trophies in Eugene in 2023.
The second part of the final follows on Thursday, 28 August, at Letzigrund Stadium, featuring more top Swiss names.
Angelica Moser, reigning outdoor and indoor European champion in pole vault, has been in excellent form this season, clearing heights of over 4.70 m. After finishing fourth twice at Weltklasse Zürich in the main station, she’s now aiming for a top result in the stadium – with the full support of the home crowd behind her.
Jason Joseph, European bronze medalist in the 110 m hurdles, has become one of the defining figures in his discipline. In Paris, he recently defeated none other than hurdle star Grant Holloway, equaling his own Swiss record – a time of 13.07 seconds, first set just a week after his victory at Weltklasse Zürich 2023.
Also firmly established among the world’s best is Ditaji Kambundji. The European indoor champion impressed with a European indoor record and clocked several strong performances outdoors as well. After having a challenging competition last year at Weltklasse Zürich, she is more motivated than ever for 2025 – fans can look forward to a focused and lightning-fast Ditaji Kambundji.
Dominic Lobalu will also return to Letzigrund with plenty of energy. Known for his thrilling finishing sprints and unmistakable running style, Lobalu has already made headlines this season with a second-place finish in Doha and a Swiss record in Oslo. After missing the 2024 edition due to illness, the 10,000 m European champion is eager to shine in the 3000 m event – and perhaps, this time, celebrate with a trademark (victory) dance on Zurich soil.
Annik Kälin, a versatile heptathlete, continues her strong development. Indoors, she secured a remarkable double with European and World Championship silver in the long jump. She will also compete in her best individual discipline – long jump – at Weltklasse Zürich, where she regularly measures herself against the global elite. For the former UBS Kids Cup winner, Letzigrund Stadium is familiar ground – and one that electrifies.
Audrey Werro, the 800 m specialist from Fribourg, thrills with her bold racing style and impressive consistency. After winning back-to-back U20 European titles and setting a U20 world record over 1000 m, she is ready to take the next step. In Zurich, the multiple Swiss record holder aims to once again prove her international class – powered by the home crowd and with her sights set on a new national record.
Additional Swiss athletes will also be competing at Weltklasse Zürich 2025 – via national wildcards. These names, along with further international track and field stars for whom Weltklasse Zürich is a key event, will be announced in the coming weeks.
One thing is already clear: once again, Weltklasse Zürich will provide a prominent stage for Swiss athletics to shine on the international scene – and fans can look forward to countless goosebump moments.