The Wanda Diamond League Final returns to Zurich in 2025

After another record-breaking season came to a close in Brussels last month, fans and athletes can now begin their preparations for the next Wanda Diamond League campaign. The calendar and the allocation of disciplines for the 2025 season have now been published and can be viewed on the Wanda Diamond League website.

Weltklasse Zürich inspires more than 5 000 children and young adults to participate in sport this September

Weltklasse Zürich inspires more than 5 000 children and young adults to participate in sport this September

Wanda Diamond League to increase athlete prize money to highest ever level

The Wanda Diamond League will increase athlete prize money to the highest levels in the series’ history from next season.

Wanda Diamond League to increase athlete prize money to highest ever level

From next season, the Wanda Diamond League will increase the prize money for athletes to the highest level in the history of the series. This also applies to Weltklasse Zürich, the 2025 final of the prestigious meeting series.

Magnificent performances, a splendid setting, an enthralled crowd: Looking back at Weltklasse Zürich 2024

Four Olympic champions cement their status

The global stars of athletics performed on a level befitting their rank at Weltklasse Zürich 2024. All eyes were on the new Olympic champions of Paris. Four of them prevailed at the sold-out Letzigrund Stadium once again.

A record run for a double Olympic champion and a historic Swiss triumph

Two out four Olympic champions in individual events suffered a defeat at Weltklasse Zürich. Double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet (KEN) had 25 000 fans jumping out of their seats in the 5000m. She broke the meeting record in a new world leading time. Local fans were also ecstatic about the 4x100m team’s first win at Letzigrund Stadium.

Karsten vs. Mondo: A win for the pole vault specialist

The two were both highly motivated, they were both very confident. But only one of them could win in the end. It was Sweden’s pole vault record holder who won what may be the most extraordinary clash in the history of Weltklasse Zürich. Mondo Duplantis defeated Karsten Warholm in the 100m.

A third win for pole vaulter Nina Kennedy at Zurich Main Station

Pulsating beats, thunderous applause, and spectacular jumps at Zurich Main Station: For the fifth time, the world’s top pole vaulters provided a fascinating Weltklasse Zürich at Zurich Main Station show. And just as in 2022 on Sechseläutenplatz and in 2023 at the city’s main train station, it was Australian Nina Kennedy who flew higher than anyone else. European champion and local hero Angelica Moser placed fourth once again despite her personal indoor record.