2025 World Athletics Championships Highlight Global Track and Field Excellence in Tokyo

The 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo have showcased remarkable performances across track, road, and field events from September 13 to 21, with athletes competing not only for records but national pride. Standout moments include Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's dominance in the women's 400m hurdles and Rai Benjamin, Alison Dos Santos, and Karsten Warholm contending fiercely in the men's 400m hurdles, while Femke Bol and Anna Cockrell battled in the women's event. Notable achievements include Ryan Crouser's 22.34m shot put, Mondo Duplantis's pole vault world record of 6.30m, Faith Kipyegon's fourth 1500m world title, and a historic close finish in the men's marathon won by Alphonce Felix Simbu. The medal table is led by the United States, with Italy ranking as the top European nation despite no new medals on day six, as Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago, and Botswana each celebrated their first gold medals in triple jump, javelin, and men's 400m respectively. The championships have also highlighted veteran athletes and emerging talents, with comprehensive live updates and video archives available for fans through FloTrack.