Day 4 sees sprinters take centre stage again from 7.25 with the finals of the Men’s 200m, 110m hurdles, 400m and the Women’s 400m and 400m hurdles. The 30th also sees Jessica Ennis begin her quest for the Championship gold, with her first event, the 100m hurdles, at 11am.
The 100m and 400m relays, for both Men and Women, begin on Saturday morning, with qualifications beginning at 10.15am. The Heptathlon also runs throughout the day with the last event, the 800m, at 8.45pm. The men’s 5000m final closes out the day at 9.20pm.
The last day of competition, the 1st of August, begins with the morning’s only event, the men’s marathon at 10.05am. The evening will see drama galore, with the Men running their 4x100m relay at 7.35pm and the Women at 7.50pm. The 400m relays will mark the ending of the championships, with the Women running at 9.20pm and the Men at 9.55.
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