40˚ 44' 30.8N

73˚ 59' 21.5W

EVENT COUNTDOWN:

Tara Davis-Woodhall JOINS ATHLOS

The field is hers

Athlos is going the distance

Long jump is here.

ATHLOS is excited to announce a new addition to the lineup: a highly anticipated field competition. The world's top female long jump athletes will be showcased at ATHLOS this October.

Reserve

The runway is set

Tara Davis-Woodhall

American track and field athlete and two-time Olympian, Tara Davis-Woodhall, will headline the inaugural long jump event at Athlos NYC. Davis-Woodhall currently holds the gold medal in the women's long jump from the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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The lineup

Athletes

Women who write a story with every step.
Time does not pass them by; they run it down.

The lineup

Athletes

Women who write a story with every step.
Time does not pass them by; they run it down.

Racing in the 200M

Gabrielle Thomas is an American track athlete. Thomas was the 200m gold medal champion at the 2024 Summer Olympics and was a silver and bronze medalist at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

GabrielleThomas

Racing in the 100MH

Masai Russell is an American track and field sprinter and hurdler. Russell is the U.S. NCAA Record holder in the 100m hurdles and won gold in the event at the 2024 Summer Olympics.

MasaiRussell

Racing in the 100MH

Jasmine Camacho-Quinn is a Puerto Rican track and field athlete specializing in the 100m hurdles. She won gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, becoming Puerto Rico's first track and field Olympic champion.

JasmineCamacho-Quinn

Racing in the 200M

Brittany Brown is an American sprinter. Brown was a 200m bronze medalist at the 2024 Summer Olympics and a silver medalist at the 2019 World Championships in the same event.

BrittanyBrown

Racing in the 400M

Marileidy Paulino is a Dominican track athlete specializing in the 400m event. Paulino won gold at the 2024 Summer Olympics, becoming the third Olympic medalist from the Dominican Republic.

MarileidyPaulino

SHE
RUNS
NYC

Speed Has A New Sound

A CROWN FIT FOR A QUEEN
Each winner was awarded a sterling silver Tiffany Co. crown, crafted specifically for ATHLOS NYC.
BIB INNOVATION
ATHLOS introduced the first bibs ever designed specifically to fit a woman’s frame. This innovation keeps our athletes at the forefront of every detail, enhancing both performance and comfort.
MEGAN THEE STALLION
The inaugural Athlos NYC reached a fever pitch as Megan Thee Stallion delivered an electrifying performance that lit up the night. Her performance perfectly captured the spirit of speed and sound, creating an unforgettable moment at the cross section of music and sport.

The Tone Is Set

The Largest Purse Ever for a Women’s Track Event

As we sprint into the future of women’s track, Athlos NYC makes a historic investment in the sport with the largest purse ever for a women’s track event. Over $600k in prize money with first place winners taking home $60k.

10% Give Back

All athletes participating in Athlos NYC earn more than the purse reward through our unique giveback program. 10% of all revenues from ticketing, commercial sponsorship, and broadcast will be re-distributed to all participating athletes, making this the biggest prize offering in the history of women’s track-only events.

3M+ Viewers

Setting new viewership records for the world of track, 3 million fans tuned in to watch Athlos NYC from around the globe.

ATHLOS NYC 2024

Pioneering a new era in women’s running, ATHLOS made history on September 26, 2024, under the bright lights of New York City’s iconic Icahn Stadium.

This groundbreaking event at the intersection of culture and sport celebrated the fastest women in the world on a global stage. We’re redefining the sport at the speed of sound — and we’re just getting started. The future is faster. ATHLOS.

Athlos NYC 2024 Results

100MH
Presented by Toyota
Winner12.36
Jasmine
Camacho-Quinn
2nd12.43
Alaysha
Johnson
3rd12.44
Masai
Russell
4th12.51
Tonea
Marshall
5th12.56
Danielle
Williams
6th13.58
Charisma
Taylor
100M
Winner10.98
Marie Josée
Ta Lou-Smith
2nd11.05
Brittany
Brown
3rd11.14
Candace
Hill
4th11.29
Daryll
Neita
5th11.38
Zoe
Hobbs
6th11.41
Celera
Barnes
400M
Winner49.59
Marileidy
Paulino
2nd49.99
Alexis
Holmes
3rd50.4
Salwa Eid
Naser
4th51.28
Shamier
Little
5th51.82
Lieke
Klaver
6th51.83
Lynna
Irby-Jackson
800M
Winner1:57.43
Tsige
Duguma
2nd1:58.05
Mary
Moraa
3rd1:58.63
Natoya
Goule-Toppin
4th1:58.93
Addison
Wiley
5th1:59.62
Halimah
Nakaayi
6th2:01.32
Nia
Akins
1500M
Presented by Toyota
Winner4:04.79
Faith
Kipyegon
2nd4:05.58
Diribe
Welteji
3rd4:06.25
Susan Lokayo
Ejore
4th4:06.81
Gudaf
Tsegay
5th4:07.09
Cory Ann
Mcgee
6th4:07.57
Katie
Snowden
200M
Presented by Toyota
Winner22.18
Brittany
Brown
2nd22.21
Gabrielle
Thomas
3rd22.34
Anavia
Battle
4th22.62
Jenna
Prandini
5th22.83
Tamara
Clark
6th23.53
Torrie
Lewis