All the ways to watch men's and women's 100m World Athletics Championships live streams, with the best sprinters on the planet competing in Tokyo, Japan.

The World Athletics Championships 2025 is set to conclude a gripping season in track and field in Tokyo, Japan. Great Britain and Northern Ireland will hope to land medals behind Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson in the women’s 800m,

The World Athletics Championships in Tokyo bring the sport’s top athletes together for a showcase of speed, strength and endurance that stretches from Sept. 13 to Sept. 21. Every day of competition is producing standout performances, from record-breaking sprints to tactical distance races and dramatic field events.

Neeraj Chopra, having won the 2020 Olympic gold at the same venue, will be in action in Group A qualification for the men’s javelin throw finals.

Oblique Seville becomes the first Jamaican since Usain Bolt in 2015 to win the men's 100m world meet gold. He beats Kishane Thompson and Noah Lyles in a cracking final. Meanwhile, Melissa Jefferson obliterated the women's 100m field,

As usual, Noah Lyles is the talk of the men’s field. The reigning world and Olympic champion over 100m has been involved in a bust-up with USA team-mate Kenny Bednarek before the Championships but will be on to do his talking on the track as he looks to defend his title.

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With Usain Bolt watching, Oblique Seville and Kishane Thompson went one-two in the men’s 100m at the World Track and Field Championships, putting Jamaica back on top for the first time since Bolt retired in 2017.

The World Athletics Championships moves into day 3 with key finals including men's pole vault and women's steeplechase. While Parul Chaudhary (women's 3000m steeplechase) failed to make the final, all eyes will be on Murali Sreeshankar (men's long jump) later on Monday.