World Athletics Championships 2023 on today: Schedule – Sunday 27th August
Your complete guide to what's on at the World Athletics Championships today, including a full schedule of events.
The World Athletics Championships 2023 draws to a close today with Day 9 set to wrap up the events following a dramatic week in Budapest.
There's nothing but wall-to-wall finals today with eight of them to savour, kick-starting with the men's marathon and finishing with the 4x400m relays.
On the track, the US look ominous once again in the 4x400m event. Their men have won eight of the past nine titles, while their women have clinched seven of eight and won every Olympic gold in this event since 1996. Good luck, everyone else.
In the field, the men's javelin will end with a bang, while the women's high jump will electrify the stadium throughout the evening.
RadioTimes.com brings you the schedule for today's action at the World Athletics Championships 2023, including TV coverage details and times.
World Athletics Championships schedule today
All UK time. TV coverage marked by bold italics. Subject to change.
Day 9 – Sunday 27th August
BBC Two: 5:55am - 8:30am
BBC One: 6:30pm - 9pm
- 6:00am – Men's Marathon Final
- 7:05pm – Women's High Jump Final
- 7:10pm – Men's 5000m Final
- 7:20pm – Men's Javelin Throw Final
- 7:45pm – Women's 800m Final
- 8:10pm – Women's 3000m Steeplechase Final
- 8:37pm – Men's 4x400m Relay Final
- 8:47pm – Women's 4x400m Relay Final
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