World Athletics Championships 2019 schedule and results: The full IAAF timetable from Doha

Spread across ten days, the IAAF World Championships are being held in Qatar for the first time (Picture: AFP/Getty Images)

The 2019 Athletics World Championships take place in Doha, Qatar, across the next ten days, as the planet’s best athletes compete to win gold.

The British charge will be led by sprint star Dina Asher-Smith, as she targets medals in both the 100m and 200m, as well as the 4x100m relay.

The men’s sprint relay team will be looking to defend the world title they won on home soil in London two years ago, with middle distance star Laura Muir and heptathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson among the other leading medal contenders.

In the first global championships since Usain Bolt and Mo Farah hung up their spikes, the stage is set for a new wave of international stars to make their mark.

Asher-Smith is Britain's leading medal contender at these championships, and is favourite for 200m gold (Getty Images)

American sprinters Noah Lyles and Christian Coleman are both chasing their first major outdoor titles, Nafi Thiam, Shaunae Miller-Uibo and Sifan Hassan all arrive in the form of their lives, while 400m hurdlers Sydney McLaughlin, Karsten Warholm and Dalilah Muhammad will all be looking to cap epic seasons with medals.

Scroll down for a full schedule of events…

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Athletics World Championships schedule

*All timings BST

Day 1 - Friday, 27 September

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:30pm	Long jump	M	Qualification
2:35pm	100m	M	Preliminary
2:40pm	Hammer throw	W	Qualification A
3:10pm	800m	W	Heats
3:30pm	Pole vault	W	Qualification
4:05pm	100m	M	Heats
4:10pm	Hammer throw	W	Qualification B
4:40pm	High Jump	W	Qualification
4:55pm	3000m steeplechase	W	Heats
5:25pm	Triple jump	M	Qualification
5:45pm	5000m	M	Heats
6:35pm	400m hurdles	M	Heats
9:59pm	Marathon	W	Final

Day 2 - Saturday, 28 September

Christian Coleman is favourite to take gold in the 100m final on day two (AP)

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:15pm	Discus throw	M	Qualification A
2:30pm	100m	W	Heats
3:15pm	800m	M	Heats
3:30pm	Pole vault	M	Qualification
3:45pm	Discus throw	M	Qualification B
4:05pm	400m hurdles	M	Semi-final
4:45pm	100m	M	Semi-final
5:15pm	800m	W	Semi-final
5:25pm	Hammer throw	W	Final
6:00pm	4x400m mixed relay	X	Heats
6:40pm	Long jump	M	Final
7:10pm	10,000m	W	Final
8:15pm	100m	M	Final
9:30pm	50km race walk	M	Final
9:30pm	50km race walk	W	Final

Day 3 - Sunday, 29 September

Time	Event	Sex	Round
6:05pm	200m	M	Heats
6:40pm	Pole vault	W	Final
7:20pm	100m	W	Semi-final
7:45pm	Triple jump	M	Final
7:55pm	800m	M	Semi-final
8:35pm	4x400m mixed relay	X	Final
9:20pm	100m	W	Final
9:30pm	20km race walk	W	Final

Day 4 - Monday, 30 September

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:30pm	Javelin throw	W	Qualification A
3:05pm	200m	W	Heats
4:00pm	Javelin throw	W	Qualification B
4:20pm	400m	W	Heats
6:05pm	100m hurdles	M	Heats
6:30pm	High jump	W	Final
6:50pm	200m	M	Semi-final
7:15pm	Discus throw	M	Final
7:20pm	5000m	M	Final
7:50pm	3000m steeplechase	W	Final
8:10pm	800m	W	Final
8:40pm	400m hurdles	M	Final

Day 5 - Tuesday, 1 October

US sprint sensation Noah Lyles will be looking to land his first global title in the 200m (Getty Images)

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:30pm	Hammer throw	M	Qualification A
2:35pm	400m	M	Heats
2:50pm	High jump	M	Qualification
3:30pm	400m hurdles	W	Heats
4:00pm	Hammer throw	M	Qualification B
4:15pm	3000m steeplechase	M	Heats
6:05pm	Pole vault	M	Final
6:50pm	400m	W	Semi-final
7:20pm	Javelin throw	W	Final
7:35pm	200m	W	Semi-final
8:10pm	800m	M	Final
8:40pm	200m	M	Final

Day 6 - Wednesday, 2 October

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:35pm	100m	M	Decathlon
2:45pm	Shot put	W	Qualification
3:05pm	100m hurdles	W	Heptathlon
3:30pm	Long jump	M	Decathlon
3:35pm	1500m	W	Heats
4:00pm	Discus throw	W	Qualification A
4:15pm	High jump	W	Heptathlon
4:25pm	5000m	W	Heats
4:50pm	Shot put	M	Decathlon
5:25pm	Discus throw	W	Qualification B
6:05pm	110m hurdles	M	Semi-final
6:30pm	Shot put	W	Heptathlon
6:35pm	400m	M	Semi-final
6:40pm	High jump	M	Decathlon
7:05pm	400m hurdles	W	Semi-final
7:40pm	Hammer throw	M	Final
7:50pm	200m	W	Heptathlon
8:35pm	200m	W	Final
9:00pm	110m hurdles	M	Final
9:15pm	400m	M	Decathlon

Day 7 - Thursday, 3 October

Shaunae Miller-Uibo is the world leader over 200m but scheduling has forced her to focus solely on the 400m (Getty Images)

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:35pm	110m hurdles	M	Decathlon
2:40pm	Triple jump	W	Qualification
3:30pm	Discus throw	M	Decathlon A
4:15pm	Long jump	W	Heptathlon
4:35pm	Discus throw	W	Decathlon B
5:05pm	Pole vault	M	Decathlon A
5:20pm	Shot put	M	Qualification A
6:05pm	Pole vault	M	Decathlon B
6:10pm	Javelin throw	W	Heptathlon
6:40pm	Shot put	W	Qualification B
8:00pm	1500m	M	Heats
8:05pm	Javelin throw	M	Decathlon A
8:35pm	Shot put	W	Final
9:00pm	1500m	W	Semi-final
9:10pm	Javelin throw	M	Decathlon B
9:50pm	400m	W	Final
10:05pm	800m	W	Heptathlon
10:25pm	1500m	M	Decathlon

Day 8 - Friday, 4 October

Time	Event	Sex	Round
6:05pm	1500m	M	Semi-final
6:15pm	High jump	M	Final
6:40pm	4x100m relay	W	Heats
7:00pm	Discus throw	W	Final
7:05pm	4x100m relay	M	Heats
7:30pm	400m hurdles	W	Final
7:45pm	3000m steeplechase	M	Final
8:20pm	400m	M	Final
9:30pm	20km race walk	M	Final

Day 9 - Saturday, 5 October

Time	Event	Sex	Round
2:30pm	Javelin throw	M	Qualification A
3:15pm	100m hurdles	W	Heats
3:50pm	Long jump	W	Qualification
4:00pm	Javelin throw	M	Qualifcation B
5:55pm	4x400m relay	W	Heats
6:05pm	Shot put	M	Final
6:25pm	4x400m relay	M	Heats
6:35pm	Triple jump	W	Final
6:55pm	1500m	W	Final
7:25pm	5000m	W	Final
8:05pm	4x100m relay	W	Final
8:15pm	4x100m relay	M	Final
21:59pm	Marathon	M	Final

Day 10 - Sunday, 6 October

Time	Event	Sex	Round
5:02pm	100m hurdles	W	Semi-final
5:15pm	Long jump	W	Final
5:40pm	1500m	M	Final
5:55pm	Javelin throw	M	Final
6:00pm	10,000m	M	Final
6:50pm	100m hurdles	W	Final
7:15pm	4x400m relay	W	Final
7:30om	4x400m relay	M	Final