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Athletics tournament held in London, United Kingdom

London Athletics Meet
London Stadium, current host of the annual event
DateJuly – August
LocationLondon, England (Glasgow, Scotland in 2014/Gateshead, England in 2021/Birmingham, England in 2022)
Event typeTrack and field
World Athletics Cat.GW[1]
Established1953; 72 years ago (1953)
Official siteLondon Anniversary Games
2025 London Athletics Meet

TheLondon Athletics Meet, formerly known as the London Grand Prix and subsequently as the Anniversary Games and London Diamond League, is an annualathletics event held inLondon, England. Previously one of the fiveIAAF Super Grand Prix events, it is now part of theDiamond League. From 1997 through 2005 the meetings were known as theBritish Grand Prix, before that name reverted to the meetings usually held in Gateshead and Birmingham.

As the London Grand Prix, until 2012 most editions were held at theNational Sports Centre inCrystal Palace. The 2013 edition was renamed theAnniversary Games as it took place at theStadium inQueen Elizabeth Olympic Park, exactly one year after theOlympic Games were held in the same venue. It was followed by anIPC London Grand Prix, making it a three-day event.[2] In 2014 the meet was held inGlasgow, Scotland, as preparation for theCommonwealth Games held there later that month.[3]

Editions

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The event has been sponsored by a variety of companies includingPeugeot,Norwich Union,Sainsbury's andMüller.

London Athletics Meet editions
Ed.MeetingSeriesDateSponsorRef.
1–25International Games1953–1977
26th1978 British Games[a]23 Aug 1978Rotary Watches[4][5][6]
27th1979 British Games[a]31 Aug 1979[7][8]
28th1980 British Games[b]27 Jun 1980Talbot[4][9]
29th1981 British Games[b]31 Jul 1981[10]
30th1982 British Games[b]20 Aug 1982[11]
31st1983 British Games[b]15 Jul 1983[12][13]
32nd1984 British Games[c]13 Jul 1984Peugeot / Talbot[4][14][15]
33rd1985 London Grand Prix[d]1985 IAAF Grand Prix19 Jul 1985[16][17]
34th1986 London Grand Prix[d]1986 IAAF Grand Prix11 Jul 1986[18][19]
35th1987 London Grand Prix[d]1987 IAAF Grand Prix10 Jul 1987[16][20]
36th1988 London Grand Prix[e]1988 IAAF Grand Prix8 Jul 1988[16][21]
37th1989 London Grand Prix[f]1989 IAAF Grand Prix14 Jul 1989Royal Mail / Peugeot[4][16][22]
38th1990 London Grand Prix[g]1990 IAAF Grand Prix20 Jul 1990Parcelforce[4][16][23]
39th1991 London Grand Prix[h]1991 IAAF Grand Prix12 Jul 1991[16][24]
40th1992 London Grand Prix[i]1992 IAAF Grand Prix10 Jul 1992TSB[4][16][25]
41st1993 London Grand Prix[j]1993 IAAF Grand Prix23 Jul 1993[16][26]
42nd1994 London Grand Prix[j]1994 IAAF Grand Prix I15 Jul 1994[16][27]
43rd1995 London Grand Prix[k]1995 IAAF Grand Prix I7 Jul 1995KP Nuts[4][16][28]
44th1996 London Grand Prix[l]1996 IAAF Grand Prix I12 Jul 1996Securicor[4][30][31]
45th1997 Sheffield Grand Prix[l]1997 IAAF Grand Prix I29 Jun 1997[32]
46th1998 Sheffield Grand Prix[m]1998 IAAF Grand Prix I2 Aug 1998none[33]
47th1999 London Grand Prix[m]1999 IAAF Grand Prix I7 Aug 1999CGU[34][35][36]
48th2000 London Grand Prix[n]2000 IAAF Grand Prix I5 Aug 2000Norwich Union[4][37][38]
49th2001 London Grand Prix[n]2001 IAAF Grand Prix I22 Jul 2001[39][40]
50th2002 London Grand Prix[n]2002 IAAF Grand Prix I23 Aug 2002[41][42]
51st2003 London Grand Prix[n]2003 IAAF Super Grand Prix8 Aug 2003[43][44]
52nd2004 London Grand Prix[n]2004 IAAF Super Grand Prix30 Jul 2004[45][46]
53rd2005 London Grand Prix[n]2005 IAAF Super Grand Prix22 Jul 2005[47][48]
54th2006 London Grand Prix2006 IAAF Super Grand Prix28 Jul 2006[49][50]
55th2007 London Grand Prix[o]2007 IAAF Super Grand Prix3 Aug 2007[51][52]
56th2008 London Grand Prix2008 IAAF Super Grand Prix25–26 Jul 2008Aviva[53][54]
57th2009 London Grand Prix2009 IAAF Super Grand Prix24–25 Jul 2009[55][56]
58th2010 London Grand Prix2010 Diamond League13–14 Aug 2010[57]
59th2011 London Grand Prix2011 Diamond League5–6 Aug 2011[58]
60th2012 London Grand Prix2012 Diamond League13–14 Jul 2012[59]
61st2013 Anniversary Games2013 Diamond League26–27 Jul 2013Sainsbury's[60]
62nd2014 Glasgow Grand Prix[3]2014 Diamond League11–12 Jul 2014[61]
63rd2015 Anniversary Games2015 Diamond League24–25 Jul 2015[62]
64th2016 Anniversary Games2016 Diamond League22–23 Jul 2016Müller[63]
65th2017 Anniversary Games2017 Diamond League9 Jul 2017[64]
66th2018 Anniversary Games2018 Diamond League21–22 Jul 2018[65]
67th2019 Anniversary Games2019 Diamond League20–21 Jul 2019[66]
2020: Meet canceled due to COVID-19[67]
68th2021 Anniversary Games[p]2021 Diamond League13 Jul 2021Müller[69]
69th2022 Birmingham Diamond League[q]2022 Diamond League21 May 2022[72]
70th2023 London Athletics Meet[r]2023 Diamond League23 Jul 2023[75]
71st2024 London Athletics Meet2024 Diamond League20 Jul 2024[76]
72nd2025 London Athletics Meet2025 Diamond League19 Jul 2025Novuna[77]

Venues

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Venues for the London Athletics Meet
YearsVenueRegionCountry
1953–1963??England
1964–1996, 1999–2012National Sports CentreCrystal Palace, LondonEngland
1997–1998Don Valley Stadium[78]SheffieldEngland
2013, 2015–2019, 2023–2025London StadiumStratford, LondonEngland
2014Hampden Park[3]Mount Florida,GlasgowScotland
2021Gateshead International StadiumGateshead[68]England
2022Alexander StadiumBirmingham[71]England

Emsley Carr Mile

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TheEmsley Carr Mile remains a fixture at the annual meeting, with a history spanning back to 1953 at theWhite City Stadium.Emsley Carr, an athletics fan and the editor ofThe News of the World, created an annual mile race in the hope that the firstfour-minute mile would be achieved on British soil.Gordon Pirie won the first race, butRoger Bannister had run under 4 minutes inOxford by time that the second race was competed. However, the tradition continued, with the winner signing his name in a red leather-bound book identical to the Bible used inQueen Elizabeth II's coronation.Derek Ibbotson achieved the first sub-4-minute run at the race in 1956, and many of the bestmiddle-distance runners have won at the Emsley Carr Mile since, includingSebastian Coe,Steve Ovett andHicham El Guerrouj.[79]

Millicent Fawcett Mile

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TheMillicent Fawcett Mile, a women's race, was first held in the 2018 Anniversary Games and won bySifan Hassan in 4:14.71.[80] It commemoratessuffragistMillicent Fawcett.[81] There had been a women's mile event at previous games, without this title, the previous record being held byHellen Obiri who ran in 2017 in 4:16.56.

History

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In 2009pole vault favouriteYelena Isinbayeva lost for the first time in 18 competitions, beaten byAnna Rogowska.Kate Dennison set an eighthBritish record in the pole vault.[82]

On 24 January 2013 it was announced that London Grand Prix would be moved to theOlympic Stadium for 2013. TheLondon Legacy Development Corporation had expressed interest in holding an athletics event at the stadium to coincide with the first anniversary of the start of the2012 Summer Olympics.[83] After the 2013 event, a return to Crystal Palace was ruled out as according to Ed Warner it would be a backward step.

Hampden Park, which was due to host the athletics events at the Commonwealth Games and a temporary venue in Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, were mooted for the 2014 edition, before a return to the Olympic Stadium in 2015 due to a gap in the reconstruction schedule.[84] A four-year sponsorship deal withSainsbury's was announced in January 2014.[85] In February 2014 it was confirmed that the Grand Prix event would move to Hampden Park and be known as theGlasgow Grand Prix.[3] The event returned to London in 2015 and continued to be known as theAnniversary Games until 2021.

The 2021 event, due to be held on 13 July, was moved away from London Stadium to Gateshead International Stadium due to the difficulty of reconfiguring the stadium for a single athletics event.[86][68]

World records

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Over the course of its history, a number ofworld records have been set at the London Grand Prix.

World records set at the London Athletics Meet
YearEventRecordAthleteNationality
19862000 m5:28.69Maricica Puică Romania
2004Pole vault4.90 mYelena Isinbaeva Russia
2005Pole vault4.96 mYelena Isinbaeva Russia
Pole vault5.00 mYelena Isinbaeva Russia
2016100 m hurdles12.20(+0.3 m/s)Kendra Harrison United States
2018T38 200 m25.93Sophie Hahn United Kingdom
T34 100 m16.80Kare Adenegan United Kingdom
3000 m walk (track)10:43.84Tom Bosworth Great Britain
2023U205000 m14:16.54[s]Medina Eisa Ethiopia

Meeting records

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Men

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Men's meeting records of the London Athletics Meet[1]
EventRecordAthleteNationalityDatePlaceRef.Video
100 m9.78(−0.4 m/s)Tyson Gay United States13 August 2010Crystal Palace[88]
200 m19.47(+1.6 m/s)Noah Lyles United States23 July 2023Stratford[89]
400 m43.74Matthew Hudson-Smith Great Britain20 July 2024Stratford[90]
800 m1:42.00Emmanuel Wanyonyi Kenya19 July 2025Stratford[91]
1000 m2:14.15Abdi Bile Somalia14 July 1989Crystal Palace[92]
1500 m3:28.82Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech Kenya19 July 2025Stratford[93]
Mile3:45.96Hicham El Guerrouj Morocco5 August 2000Crystal Palace[94]
3000 m7:27.64Mohamed Katir Spain13 July 2021Gateshead[95]
Two miles8:01.72Haile Gebrselassie Ethiopia7 August 1999Crystal Palace[96]
5000 m12:55.51Haile Gebrselassie Ethiopia30 July 2004Crystal Palace[97]
10,000 m27:20.38Aloÿs Nizigama Burundi7 July 1995Crystal Palace[28]
110 m hurdles12.93(+0.6 m/s)Aries Merritt United States13 July 2012Crystal Palace[98]
400 m hurdles47.12Karsten Warholm Norway20 July 2019Stratford[99]
3000 m steeplechase8:06.86Brimin Kiprop Kipruto Kenya27 July 2013Stratford[100]
High jump2.41 mJavier Sotomayor Cuba15 July 1994Crystal Palace[101]
Pole vault6.03 mRenaud Lavillenie France25 July 2015Stratford[102]
Long jump8.58 m(+0.2 m/s)Luvo Manyonga South Africa22 July 2018Stratford[103]
Triple jump17.78 m(+0.6 m/s)Christian Taylor United States22 July 2016Stratford[104]
Shot put23.07 mRyan Crouser United States23 July 2023Stratford[105]
Discus throw71.70 mDLRMykolas Alekna Lithuania19 July 2025Stratford[106]
Hammer throw85.60 mYuriy Sedykh Soviet Union13 July 1984Crystal Palace[14]
Javelin throw90.81 mSteve Backley Great Britain22 July 2001Crystal Palace[107]
Mile walk (track)5:31.08Tom Bosworth Great Britain9 July 2017Stratford[108]
3000 m walk (track)10:43.84Tom Bosworth Great Britain21 July 2018Stratford[109]
4 × 100 m relay37.60Chijindu Ujah
Zharnel Hughes
Richard Kilty
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake		 Great Britain21 July 2019Stratford[110]
37.46Racers Track Club
Daniel Bailey
Yohan Blake
Mario Forsythe
Usain Bolt		 Antigua and Barbuda /
 Jamaica		25 July 2009Crystal Palace[111][2]

Women

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Women's meeting records of the London Athletics Meet[3]
EventRecordAthleteNationalityDatePlaceRef.
100 m10.75(+1.2 m/s)Marie-Josée Ta Lou Ivory Coast23 July 2023Stratford[112]
200 m21.71(−0.6 m/s)Julien Alfred Saint Lucia19 July 2025Stratford[113]
400 m48.57DLRNickisha Pryce Jamaica20 July 2024Stratford[114]
800 m1:54.61Keely Hodgkinson Great Britain20 July 2024Stratford[115]
1000 m2:34.73Paula Ivan Romania14 July 1989Crystal Palace[92]
1500 m3:54.75+Gudaf Tsegay Ethiopia19 July 2025Stratford[116]
Mile4:11.88Gudaf Tsegay Ethiopia19 July 2025Stratford[116]
2000 m5:28.69Maricica Puică Romania11 July 1986Crystal Palace[117]
3000 m8:21.64Sonia O'Sullivan Ireland15 July 1994Crystal Palace[101]
5000 m14:12.29Gudaf Tsegay Ethiopia23 July 2023Stratford[118]
100 m hurdles12.20(+0.3 m/s)DLRKendra Harrison United States22 July 2016Stratford[119]
400 m hurdles51.30DLRFemke Bol Netherlands20 July 2024Stratford[120]
3000 m steeplechase8:57.35Jackline Chepkoech Kenya23 July 2023Stratford[121]
High jump2.05 mKajsa Bergqvist Sweden28 July 2006Crystal Palace[122]
Pole vault5.00 mYelena Isinbayeva Russia22 July 2005Crystal Palace[123]
Long jump7.09 m(±0.0 m/s)Malaika Mihambo Germany21 May 2022Birmingham[124]
Triple jump15.27 m(+1.2 m/s)Yamilé Aldama Sudan8 August 2003Crystal Palace[125]
Shot put20.90 mValerie Adams New Zealand27 July 2013Stratford[126]
Discus throw69.94 mSandra Perković Croatia23 July 2016Stratford[127]
Javelin throw72.98 m(old design)Fatima Whitbread United Kingdom10 July 1987Crystal Palace[128]
68.26 m(current design)Barbora Špotáková Czech Republic9 July 2017Stratford[129]
4 × 100 m relay41.55DLRDina Asher-Smith
Imani Lansiquot
Amy Hunt
Daryll Neita		 Great Britain20 July 2024Stratford[130]

Notes

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  1. ^abAlso known as Royal Watches International Games
  2. ^abcdAlso known as Talbot (International) Games
  3. ^Also known as Peugeot Talbot Games and Talbot Games
  4. ^abcAlso known as Peugeot Talbot Games
  5. ^Also known as Peugeot Games and Peugeot Talbot Games
  6. ^Also known as Royal Mail Parcels Games and Peugeot Games
  7. ^Also known as Royal Mail Parcels Games and Parcelforce Games
  8. ^Also known as Parcelforce Games
  9. ^Also known as TSB Grand Prix
  10. ^abAlso known as TSB Games
  11. ^Also known as TSB Games and KP Games
  12. ^abAlso known as British Grand Prix and Securicor Games[29]
  13. ^abOfficially known as British Grand Prix
  14. ^abcdefOfficially known as Norwich Union British Grand Prix
  15. ^Officially known as Norwich Union Super Grand Prix
  16. ^Officially known as Müller British Grand Prix[68]
  17. ^Officially known as Müller Birmingham Diamond League[70][71]
  18. ^Also known as London Diamond League[73][74]
  19. ^Not ratified as no anti-doping test was taken after the race.[87]

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