2028 Summer Olympic Track Events

Speed, Endurance, and the Pursuit of Glory

Track events are the beating heart of the Olympic Games. In 2028, Los Angeles will host the world’s fastest sprinters, most resilient distance runners, and most tactical relay teams — all chasing gold on the iconic Olympic stage. Every race will be a showcase of human speed, stamina, and determination.

The Venue

Track competitions will take place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, a historic stadium reimagined for the Games. With modern upgrades, seating for tens of thousands, and a track built for peak performance, it will be the ultimate stage for Olympic racing.

Events & Format

• Sprints: Lightning-fast races over 100m, 200m, and 400m.

• Middle Distance: Tactical battles in the 800m and 1500m.

• Long Distance: Endurance tests in the 5000m and 10,000m.

• Relays: Teamwork and national pride in the 4x100m and 4x400m.

• Hurdles & Steeplechase: Precision and agility over barriers and water jumps.

Each event is a chance to witness breathtaking speed, dramatic finishes, and the possibility of new world records.

Athletes & Rivalries

Expect powerhouse nations like Jamaica, Kenya, Ethiopia, and the United States to clash, alongside rising stars eager to make their mark. Track events have always produced unforgettable rivalries and iconic champions — from Usain Bolt’s electrifying sprints to Florence Griffith-Joyner’s record-breaking runs.

Olympic Legacy

Track has been part of the Olympic program since the very first modern Games in 1896, producing some of the most legendary moments in Olympic history. The 2028 Games will continue this tradition, adding new stories of triumph and resilience to the sport’s rich legacy.

Fan Experience

Fans will enjoy:

• The roar of the crowd as athletes sprint down the straightaway.

• The drama of photo finishes and record-breaking performances.

• A celebration of global track culture, with fan zones and interactive exhibits.