How to watch World Athletics Championships online and on TV

Here’s everything you need to know as the World Championships in Eugene, Oregon continue

Dina Asher-Smith won the 200m at the World Championships in 2019. (Mike Egerton/PA) (PA Archive)

The World Athletics Championships got underway in Eugene’s Hayward Field on Friday, kicking off 10 days of international competition that will see Great Britain’s track and field stars attempt to make their mark on the global stage.

Dina Asher-Smith suffered heartbreak in the 100m final and despite equalling her British record on Sunday night could only finish fourth behind Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Shericka Jackson and Elaine Thompson-Herah as Jamaica sealed a 1-2-3.

Elsewhere, Keely Hodgkinson will be looking to add to her success at the Tokyo Olympics as she faces rival Athing Mu in the 800m. It comes after Laura Muir battled to a bronze medal in a showdown 1500m final on Monday night.

Sydney McLaughlin is the leading US hope, but the hosts have already tasted victory with Fred Kerley leading a clean sweep in the men’s 100m. Favourite Kerley finished ahead of team-mates Marvin Bracy and Trayvon Bromell on Saturday night.

There is an eight-hour time difference between the UK and Eugene, Portland on the west coast of the United States. But here is the full event schedule, as well as how you can watch.

When are the World Athletics Championships?

The Championships began on Friday 15 July and will run through to Sunday 24 July.

How can I watch the World Athletics Championships?

The BBC will be providing full coverage of the World Athletics Championships, with the best of the action shown live on BBC One after midnight.

What is the TV schedule? (All times BST)

Thursday, 21 July

01:05-04:35 (Friday morning) - BBC One

Friday, 22 July

01:05-04:35 (Saturday morning) - BBC One

Saturday, 23 July

18:30-20:00 - BBC Two

20:00-21:30 - BBC Three

01:00-04:30 (Sunday morning) - BBC One

Sunday, 24 July

14:00-20:00 - BBC Red Button

20:00-21:00 - BBC Two

21:00-22:00 - BBC Three

22:00-23:30 - BBC Red Button

01:00-04:30 (Monday morning) - BBC One

What is the competition schedule? (All times BST)

DAY 7 – Thursday, July 21, 2022

Afternoon session

01:05 M Javelin Throw Qualification – Group A

01:10 W 800 Metres Heats

02:10 M 5000 Metres Heats

02:20 M Triple Jump Qualification

02:35 M Javelin Throw Qualification – Group B

03:00 M 800 Metres Semi-Final

03:35 W 200 Metres Final

03:50 M 200 Metres Final

DAY 8 – Friday, July 22, 2022

Morning session

14:15 W 35 Kilometres Race Walk Final

Afternoon session

01:05 M Pole Vault Qualification

01:40 W 4×100 Metres Relay Heats

02:05 M 4×100 Metres Relay Heats

02:20 W Javelin Throw Final

02:35 W 800 Metres Semi-Final

03:15 W 400 Metres Final

03:35 M 400 Metres Final

03:50 W 400 Metres Hurdles Final

DAY 9 – Saturday, July 23, 2022

Morning session

17:50 M 100 Metres Decathlon

18:40 M Long Jump Decathlon

19:20 W 100 Metres Hurdles Heats

20:00 W Long Jump Qualification

20:10 M Shot Put Decathlon

Afternoon session

00:10 M High Jump Decathlon

01:10 W 4×400 Metres Relay Heats

01:40 M 4×400 Metres Relay Heats

02:00 M Triple Jump Final

02:10 M 800 Metres Final

02:25 W 5000 Metres Final

02:35 M Javelin Throw Final

02:55 M 400 Metres Decathlon

03:30 W 4x100 Metres Relay Final

03:50 M 4x100 Metres Relay Final

DAY 10 – Sunday, July 24, 2022

Morning session

14:15 M 35 Kilometres Race Walk Final

17:35 M 110 Metres Hurdles Decathlon

18:30 M Discus Throw Decathlon – Group A

19:40 M Discus Throw Decathlon – Group B

20:15 M Pole Vault Decathlon – Group A

21:15 M Pole Vault Decathlon – Group B

Afternoon session

01:05 W 100 Metres Hurdles Semi-Final

01:05 M Javelin Throw Decathlon – Group A

01:25 M Pole Vault Final

01:50 W Long Jump Final

02:05 M 5000 Metres Final

02:10 M Javelin Throw Decathlon – Group B

02:35 W 800 Metres Final

03:00 W 100 Metres Hurdles Final

03:20 M 1500 Metres Decathlon

03:35 M 4×400 Metres Relay Final

03:50 W 4×400 Metres Relay Final