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This year’s Oslo Bislett Games is bringing together some of the best talent the world of athletics has to offer.
Looking at the start lists, we find no fewer than nine reigning Olympic champions from Paris:
- Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Kenya – 800 meters.
- Rai Benjamin, USA – 400 meter hurdles.
- Armand Duplantis, Sweden – Pole vault.
- Ethan Katzberg, Canada – Hammer throw.
- Markus Rooth, Norway – Decathlon.
- Julien Alfred, Saint Lucia – 100 meters.
- Winfred Yavi, Bahrain – 3000 meter steeplechase.
- Thea LaFond, Dominica – Triple jump.
- Haruka Kitaguchi, Japan – Javelin.
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In addition, two world record holders from the Nordic countries will be competing: Karsten Warholm in the 400 meter hurdles and Mondo Duplantis in the pole vault.
Fierce clashes and record attempts on the card for Oslo – World Athletics.
Almost equally impressive is a closer look at the athletes’ overall medal hauls from the Olympics and World Championships.
Across the two days of competition, the participating athletes have collectively won more than 15 individual Olympic gold medals and over 20 World Championship golds. When counting all medals, we’re looking at more than 40 individual Olympic medals and 60 World Championship medals.
Whether you’ve got a ticket to the event or plan to watch on TV, now’s the time to sit back and take a look at the start lists – which are now officially published.