The Athlos London athletics event is scheduled for Friday, 18 September, at the StoneX Stadium in Barnet, starting at 7pm British Summer Time. This event is considered the world’s top all-female track and field competition, featuring a two-hour session with one field event and six track events. It follows previous Athlos events in New York in 2024 and 2025, though the planned New York event for October has been cancelled. This year’s event will include a red carpet affair and a DJ set before the competition begins, adding a social and entertainment element to the evening. The prize money pool for the event is $2.1 million (£1.5 million), with top finishers earning significant sums. First place will receive $65,000, second place $35,000, third place $20,000, fourth place $15,000, fifth place $10,000, and sixth place $6,000. This financial incentive underscores the growing importance of women’s athletics and the event’s ambition to attract top talent. The competition will follow a tightly scheduled format, with the first event, the 100m hurdles, beginning at 19:08. Other highlights include the long jump round 1 at 19:22, the 100m at 19:44, the long jump final round at 19:57, the mile at 20:14, the 400m at 20:36, the 800m at 20:55, and the 200m at 21:11. Viewers can watch the event on BBC iPlayer or YouTube, making it accessible to a global audience. Among the competitors are notable athletes such as Paris Olympic gold medallists Gabby Thomas and Sha’Carri Richardson, British sprinters Daryll Neita and Imani Lansiquot, European 1500m champion Georgia Hunter Bell, Diamond League and Ultimate champion Klaudia Kazimierska, and reigning 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson. Their presence highlights the event’s appeal and the high level of competition expected.