The Belgian athletes’ schedule in Birmingham

Août 9, 2026 | Track

All the must-see events

credits : Christel Saneh for World Athletics

Belgian athletes will be in action throughout the week in Birmingham. Here is the full schedule, with all the key events and Belgian athletes to follow (Belgian hour).

Monday 10 August

  • 12:25 – Women’s 100m, heats: Delphine Nkansa, Rani Rosius
  • 12:30 – Men’s long jump, qualification: Yanni Sampson
  • 12:55 – Men’s 400m, heats: Dylan Borlée, Jonathan Sacoor, Daniel Segers
  • 13:35 – Women’s 400m hurdles, heats: Paulien Couckuyt
  • 20:35 – Women’s 100m hurdles, heats: Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck
  • 20:55 – Women’s triple jump, qualification: Saliyya Guisse, Ilona Masson
  • 21:10 – Women’s 100m, semi-finals: Nkansa/Rosius if qualified
  • 21:40 – Men’s 5000m, final: Isaac Kimeli
  • 22:00 – Women’s 3000m steeplechase, heats: Eline Dalemans
  • 22:40 – Mixed 4x400m relay, final: Belgian Waffles
  • 22:50 – Women’s 100m, final: Nkansa/Rosius if qualified

Tuesday 11 August

  • 11:33 – Men’s high jump, qualification: Thomas Carmoy, Jef Vermeiren
  • 11:45 – Women’s 400m hurdles, semi-finals: Paulien Couckuyt if qualified
  • 12:15 – Men’s 100m, heats: Emiel Botterman, Antoine Snyders, Simon Verherstraeten
  • 12:40 – Men’s 110m hurdles, heats: Elie Bacari, Zeno Van Neygen
  • 13:05 – Women’s 800m, heats: Camille Laus, Mariska Parewyck
  • 13:40 – Men’s 400m hurdles, heats: Julien Watrin
  • 20:05 – Women’s high jump, qualification: Merel Maes
  • 20:25 – Women’s 5000m, final: Elise Vanderelst
  • 20:55 – Women’s 100m hurdles, semi-finals: Ndjip-Nyemeck if qualified
  • 21:16 – Men’s long jump, final: Yanni Sampson if qualified
  • 21:32 – Men’s 100m, semi-finals: Emiel Botterman, Antoine Snyders, Simon Verherstraeten if qualified
  • 22:00 – Men’s 400m, semi-finals: Borlée/Sacoor/Segers if qualified
  • 22:30 – Women’s 100m hurdles, final: Ndjip-Nyemeck if qualified
  • 22:47 – Men’s 100m, final: Emiel Botterman, Antoine Snyders, Simon Verherstraeten if qualified

Wednesday 12 August

  • 11:35 – Decathlon, 100m: Dai Keïta
  • 12:05 – Women’s 400m, heats: Helena Ponette
  • 12:20 – Decathlon, long jump: Dai Keïta
  • 12:40 – Women’s 200m, heats: Delphine Nkansa
  • 13:40 – Decathlon, shot put: Dai Keïta
  • 13:55 – Men’s 400m hurdles, semi-finals: Julien Watrin if qualified
  • 20:05 – Decathlon, high jump: Dai Keïta
  • 20:55 – Men’s 110m hurdles, semi-finals: Bacari/Van Neygen if qualified
  • 21:20 – Women’s 200m, semi-finals: Delphine Nkansa if qualified
  • 21:50 – Men’s 400m, final: Borlée/Sacoor/Segers if qualified
  • 22:08 – Women’s 400m hurdles, final: Paulien Couckuyt if qualified
  • 22:22 – Decathlon, 400m: Dai Keïta
  • 22:47 – Men’s 110m hurdles, final: Bacari/Van Neygen if qualified

Thursday 13 August

  • 11:33 – Decathlon, 110m hurdles: Dai Keïta
  • 11:55 – Women’s high jump, qualification: Merel Maes
  • 12:05 – Men’s 200m, heats: Antoine Snyders
  • 12:20 – Decathlon, discus – Group A: Dai Keïta
  • 12:30 – Men’s 3000m steeplechase, heats: Rémi Schyns, Tim Van De Velde
  • 13:10 – Women’s 800m, semi-finals: Laus/Parewyck if qualified
  • 13:25 – Decathlon, discus – Group B: Dai Keïta
  • 13:45 – Women’s 400m, semi-finals: Helena Ponette if qualified
  • 14:00/14:45 – Decathlon, pole vault: Dai Keïta
  • 14:35/15:55 – Men’s javelin, qualification: Timothy Herman
  • 18:35/20:35 – Decathlon, javelin: Dai Keïta
  • 20:40 – Women’s triple jump, final: Guisse/Masson if qualified
  • 20:50 – Women’s pole vault, final: Elien Vekemans if qualified
  • 21:05 – Men’s 200m, semi-finals: Antoine Snyders if qualified
  • 21:29 – Women’s 3000m steeplechase, final: Eline Dalemans if qualified
  • 22:10 – Decathlon, 1500m: Dai Keïta
  • 22:50 – Women’s 200m, final: Delphine Nkansa if qualified

Friday 14 August

  • 11:35 – Heptathlon, 100m hurdles: Noor Vidts
  • 11:50 – Men’s pole vault, qualification: Ben Broeders, Ylio Philtjens
  • 12:05 – Men’s 4x400m relay, heats: Belgium Tornados
  • 12:25 – Heptathlon, high jump: Noor Vidts
  • 12:35 – Women’s 4x400m relay, heats: Belgium Cheetahs
  • 13:05 – Men’s 1500m, heats: Pieter Sisk, Ruben Verheyden, Jochem Vermeulen
  • 20:35 – Heptathlon, shot put: Noor Vidts
  • 20:45 – Women’s 10,000m, final: Chloé Herbiet, Lisa Rooms, Jana Van Lent
  • 21:00 – Men’s high jump, final: Carmoy/Vermeiren if qualified
  • 21:40 – Men’s 400m hurdles, final: Julien Watrin if qualified
  • 21:55 – Heptathlon, 200m: Noor Vidts
  • 22:25 – Men’s 200m, final: Antoine Snyders if qualified
  • 22:46 – Women’s 800m, final: Laus/Parewyck if qualified

Saturday 15 August

  • 11:25 – Heptathlon, long jump: Noor Vidts
  • 12:55 – Heptathlon, javelin: Noor Vidts
  • 13:40 – Women’s 4x100m relay, heats: Belgium Rockets
  • 14:00 – Men’s 4x100m relay, heats: Belgium Falcons
  • 20:45 – Heptathlon, 800m: Noor Vidts
  • 21:01 – Men’s javelin, final: Timothy Herman if qualified
  • 21:07 – Women’s high jump, final: Merel Maes if qualified
  • 21:10 – Women’s 400m, final: Helena Ponette if qualified
  • 21:25 – Men’s 10,000m, final: Simon Debognies, Isaac Kimeli
  • 22:07 – Men’s 1500m, final: Sisk/Verheyden/Vermeulen if qualified
  • 22:33 – Men’s 4x100m relay, final: Belgium Falcons if qualified
  • 22:48 – Women’s 4x100m relay, final: Belgium Rockets if qualified

Sunday 16 August

  • 08:30 – Women’s marathon: Malejeva Mathijs, Valentine Mathy, Victoria Warpy
  • 09:10 – Men’s marathon: Vincent Bierinckx, Nathan Sevenois, Yohan Zaradzki
  • 20:30 – Men’s pole vault, final: Ben Broeders/Ylio Philtjens if qualified
  • 21:35 – Mixed 4x100m relay, final: Belgium
  • 21:50 – Men’s 3000m steeplechase, final: Schyns/Van De Velde if qualified
  • 22:33 – Women’s 4x400m relay, final: Belgium Cheetahs if qualified
  • 22:48 – Men’s 4x400m relay, final: Belgium Tornados if qualified

All times above are in Belgian time (CEST), one hour ahead of Birmingham during the championships.