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Ones to Watch in 2021: Warholm and Mallett
After a sensational season in 2020, can Karsten Warholm beat the world record in 2021? And will US hurdler Aaron Mallett build on his late-season success from last year?
One to Watch in 2021: Jemma Reekie
Having picked up her first two Wanda Diamond League victories in 2020, can Scottish rising star Jemma Reekie challenge for the Diamond Trophy in 2021?
Ones to Watch in 2021: Duplantis and Zango
Even a global pandemic couldn't stop Mondo Duplantis reaching new heights in 2020. Can the Swedish pole vault sensation go even higher this year?
Ones to watch in 2021: Lyu and Gong
Chinese athletes such as Lijiao Gong and Lyu Huihui have come to dominate the women's throws in recent seasons. Will their success continue in 2021?
One to Watch in 2021: Wayde Van Niekerk
The South African sprinter made a long-awaited return from injury in 2020 and will be hoping to compete on the biggest stage once again in 2021.
2020: Year of Innovation
From Allyson Felix winning a sprint double via video link to Karsten Warholm flying solo to a new 300m hurdles world best, 2020 was a year of innovation and creative solutions in a difficult Wanda Diamond League season.
WDL 2020 Performance of the Season Vote - Final Result
In a series of social media polls over December, we asked you to vote for your favourite Wanda Diamond League performance of the 2020 season. The polls are now closed, the results are in, and the winner is not Mondo Duplantis.
Best Of...Sifan Hassan
From Diamond League Final brilliance to world record performances in multiple disciplines, Dutch middle distance queen Sifan Hassan has been one of the undisputed stars of the Wanda Diamond League circuit in recent years.
Wanda Diamond League releases Diamond Disciplines for 2021
Find out which of the 32 Diamond Disciplines will be staged at which meetings during the course of the 2021 season.
Everything You Need To Know About WDL 2021
The Wanda Diamond League expects to return to a competitive season in 2021, with 13 meetings leading up to a two-day final in Zurich in September. Athletes will compete in 32 disciplines for the prestigious Diamond Trophy, and the prize money has been restructured.