2018 in the sport of athletics
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In 2018, no world outdoor athletics championships was held. Major events held during the year included the 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships, 2018 IAAF Continental Cup, 2018 IAAF World Race Walking Team Championships, and 2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships.
Major championships
World
- IAAF World Indoor Championships
- IAAF World U20 Championships
- IAAF Continental Cup
- IAAF Diamond League
- Summer Youth Olympics
- Athletics World Cup
- World Marathon Majors
- World Half Marathon Championships
- IAAF World Race Walking Cup
- WMRA World Mountain Running Championships
- World University Cross Country Championships
Regional
- African Championships
- Asian Indoor Championships
- Asian Junior Championships
- Asian Race Walking Championships
- Asian Games
- Central American and Caribbean Games
- Central American Championships
- Commonwealth Games
- European Athletics Championships
- European Athletics U18 Championships
- European Cross Country Championships
- European Throwing Cup
- European Cup 10,000m
- European Mountain Running Championships
- European Team Championships
- Ibero-American Championships
- Mediterranean U23 Championships
- Micronesian Games
- NACAC Cross Country Championships
- South American Games
- South American U23 Championships
- South American Cross Country Championships
- South Asian Games
- South Asian Junior Championships
- Oceania Athletics Championships
- Oceania Cross Country Championships
World records
Indoor
Outdoor
Awards
Men
Women
Season's bests
Detailed results
World and continental athletics events
- March 2 – 4: 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships in United Kingdom Birmingham[5]
- File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
- March 24: 2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships in Spain Valencia[6]
- Individual winners: Kenya Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor (m) / Ethiopia Netsanet Gudeta (f)
- Team winners: File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Ethiopia (m) / File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Ethiopia (f)
- April 7: 2018 World University Cross Country Championships in Switzerland St. Gallen[7]
- Individual winners: Algeria El Hocine Zourkane (m) / Germany Caterina Juliet Granz (f)
- Team winners: File:Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa (m) / File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (f)
- May 5 & 6: 2018 IAAF World Race Walking Team Championships in China Taicang[8]
- Individual 10 km Walk winners: China ZHANG Yao (m) / Mexico Alegna González (f)
- Team 10 km Walk winners: File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China (m) / File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China (f)
- Individual 20 km Walk winners: Japan Koki Ikeda (m) / Mexico Lupita González (f)
- Team 20 km Walk winners: File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (m) / File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China (f)
- Individual 50 km Walk winners: Japan Hirooki Arai (m) / China LIANG Rui (f)
- Team 50 km Walk winners: File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (m) / File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China (f)
- July 5 – 8: 2018 European Athletics U18 Championships in Hungary Győr[9]
- File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain won the gold medal tally. File:Flag of France.svg France won the overall medal tally.
- July 10 – 15: 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships in Finland Tampere[10]
- File:Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya won the gold medal tally. File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States won the overall medal tally.
- August 7 – 12: 2018 European Athletics Championships in Germany Berlin[11]
- File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain & File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland won 7 gold medals each. File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany won the overall medal tally.
- September 8 & 9: 2018 IAAF Continental Cup in Czech Republic Ostrava[12]
- Champions: Team Americas; Second: European Union Team Europe; Third: Team Asia-Pacific; Fourth: Team Africa
2018 World Marathon Majors
- February 25: Japan 2018 Tokyo Marathon[13][14]
- Winners: Kenya Dickson Chumba (m) / Ethiopia Birhane Dibaba (f)
- April 16: United States 2018 Boston Marathon[15][16]
- Winners: Japan Yuki Kawauchi (m) / United States Desiree Linden (f)
- April 22: United Kingdom 2018 London Marathon[17][18]
- Winners: Kenya Eliud Kipchoge (m) / Kenya Vivian Cheruiyot (f)
- September 16: Germany 2018 Berlin Marathon[19][20]
- Winners: Kenya Eliud Kipchoge (m) (World Record) / Kenya Gladys Cherono Kiprono (f)
- October 7: United States 2018 Chicago Marathon[21][22]
- Winners: United Kingdom Mo Farah (m) / Kenya Brigid Kosgei (f)
- November 4: United States 2018 New York City Marathon (final)[23][24]
- Winners: Ethiopia Lelisa Desisa (m) / Kenya Mary Jepkosgei Keitany (f)
2018 IAAF Diamond League
- May 4: Qatar Athletic Super Grand Prix in Qatar Doha[25]
- 1500 m winners: Ethiopia Taresa Tolosa (m) / South Africa Caster Semenya (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: United States Noah Lyles
- Men's 400 m winner: The Bahamas Steven Gardiner
- Men's 800 m winner: Kenya Emmanuel Korir
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Ethiopia Chala Beyo
- Men's 400 m Hurdles winner: Qatar Abderrahaman Samba
- Men's High Jump winner: Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Cuba Pedro Pablo Pichardo
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Germany Thomas Röhler
- Women's 100 m winner: Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- Women's 3000 m winner: Kenya Caroline Chepkoech Kipkirui
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Kendra Harrison
- Women's Pole Vault winner: United States Sandi Morris
- Women's Discus Throw winner: Croatia Sandra Perković
- May 12: Shanghai Golden Grand Prix in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[26]
- Men's 100 m winner: United Kingdom Reece Prescod
- Men's 400 m winner: The Bahamas Steven Gardiner
- Men's 800 m winner: Kenya Wycliffe Kinyamal
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's 5000 m winner: Bahrain Birhanu Balew
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Omar McLeod
- Men's Pole Vault winner: France Renaud Lavillenie
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's 200 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Brianna McNeal
- Women's 400 m Hurdles winner: United States Dalilah Muhammad
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
- Women's Shot Put winner: China Gong Lijiao
- Women's Javelin Throw winner: China Lü Huihui
- May 25 & 26: Prefontaine Classic in United States Eugene, Oregon[27]
- 100 m winners: United States Ronnie Baker (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou (f)
- 800 m winners: Kenya Emmanuel Korir (m) / South Africa Caster Semenya (f)
- Pole Vault winners: United States Sam Kendricks (m) / United States Jenn Suhr (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: United States Noah Lyles
- Men's One Mile winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's Two Miles winner: Ethiopia Selemon Barega
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Benjamin Kigen
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Omar McLeod
- Men's High Jump winner: Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United States Christian Taylor
- Men's Shot Put winner: United States Ryan Crouser
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Germany Thomas Röhler
- Women's 400 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 1500 m winner: United States Shelby Houlihan
- Women's 5000 m winner: Ethiopia Genzebe Dibaba
- Women's 400 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Janieve Russell
- May 31: Golden Gala Pietro Mennea in Italy Rome[28]
- 400 m winners: United States Fred Kerley (m) / Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser (f)
- 3000 m Steeplechase winners: Kenya Conseslus Kipruto (m) / Kenya Hyvin Jepkemoi (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: Qatar Abderrahaman Samba (m) / United States Georganne Moline (f)
- Discus Throw winners: Jamaica Fedrick Dacres (m) / Croatia Sandra Perković (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Ronnie Baker
- Men's 800 m winner: Kenya Wycliffe Kinyamal
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Sam Kendricks
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's 200 m winner: Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Sharika Nelvis
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- June 7: Bislett Games in Norway Oslo[29]
- 400 m Hurdles winners: Qatar Abderrahman Samba (m) / United States Dalilah Muhammad (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: Turkey Ramil Guliyev
- Men's 1500 m winner: United Kingdom Chris O'Hare
- Men's One Mile winner: Kenya Elijah Manangoi
- Men's 10000 m winner: Kenya Dominic Chemut Kiptarus
- Men's High Jump winner: Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim
- Men's Shot Put winner: New Zealand Tomas Walsh
- Men's Discus Throw winner: Lithuania Andrius Gudžius
- Women's 100 m winner: Ivory Coast Murielle Ahouré
- Women's 400 m winner: Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser
- Women's 800 m winner: South Africa Caster Semenya
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Hyvin Jepkemoi
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Danielle Williams
- Women's Pole Vault winner: United States Sandi Morris
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
- Women's Javelin Throw winner: Belarus Tatsiana Khaladovich
- June 10: Stockholm Bauhaus Athletics in File:Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden[30]
- 100 m winners: Iran Hassan Taftian (m) / United Kingdom Dina Asher-Smith (f)
- 200 m winners: Turkey Ramil Guliyev (m) / Bulgaria Ivet Lalova-Collio (f)
- 800 m winners: Australia Peter Bol (m) / Ethiopia Shume Chaltu Regasa (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Sweden Armand Duplantis (m) / United States Sandi Morris (f)
- Long Jump winners: Cuba Juan Miguel Echevarría (m) / United Kingdom Lorraine Ugen (f)
- Men's 1000 m winner: Kenya Ferguson Cheruiyot Rotich
- Men's 5000 m winner: Ethiopia Selemon Barega
- Men's 400 m Hurdles winner: Qatar Abderrahman Samba
- Men's Discus Throw winner: Jamaica Fedrick Dacres
- Women's 400 m winner: Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser
- Women's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Gudaf Tsegay
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Brianna McNeal
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- June 30: Meeting de Paris in File:Flag of France.svg France[31]
- 200 m winners: United States Michael Norman (m) / Jamaica Shericka Jackson (f)
- 800 m winners: Kenya Ferguson Cheruiyot Rotich (m) / South Africa Caster Semenya (f)
- Discus Throw winners: Jamaica Fedrick Dacres (m) / Croatia Sandra Perković (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Ronnie Baker
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Ronald Levy
- Men's 400 m Hurdles winner: Qatar Abderrahman Samba
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Sam Kendricks
- Women's 400 m winner: Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
- July 5: Athletissima in Switzerland Lausanne[32]
- 200 m winners: United States Noah Lyles (m) / United States Gabrielle Thomas (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: Qatar Abderrahman Samba (m) / United States Shamier Little (f)
- Pole Vault winners: France Renaud Lavillenie (m) / Greece Katerina Stefanidi (f)
- Men's 5000 m winner: Bahrain Birhanu Balew
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Sergey Shubenkov (Russia)
- Men's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Danil Lysenko (Russia)
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United States Christian Taylor
- Men's Shot Put winner: New Zealand Tomas Walsh
- Women's 100 m winner: Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- Women's 400 m winner: Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser
- Women's 800 m winner: Burundi Francine Niyonsaba
- Women's 1500 m winner: United States Shelby Houlihan
- Women's Long Jump winner: Germany Malaika Mihambo
- Women's Javelin Throw winner: Czech Republic Nikola Ogrodníková
- July 13: Meeting International Mohammed VI d'Athlétisme de Rabat in File:Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco[33]
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Christian Coleman
- Men's 400 m winner: Jamaica Akeem Bloomfield
- Men's 1500 m winner: Morocco Brahim Kaazouzi
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Yomif Kejelcha
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Benjamin Kigen
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Sam Kendricks
- Men's Long Jump winner: Jamaica Tajay Gayle
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Estonia Magnus Kirt
- Women's 200 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 800 m winner: Burundi Francine Niyonsaba
- Women's 1000 m winner: South Africa Caster Semenya
- Women's 5000 m winner: Kenya Hellen Obiri
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Brianna McNeal
- Women's High Jump winner: Bulgaria Mirela Demireva
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
- Women's Shot Put winner: Germany Christina Schwanitz
- July 20: Herculis in Monaco Fontvieille, Monaco[34]
- 800 m winners: Botswana Nijel Amos (m) / South Africa Caster Semenya (f)
- 3000 m Steeplechase winners: Morocco Soufiane El Bakkali (m) / Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech (f)
- Shot Put winners: United States Ryan Crouser (m) / China Gong Lijiao (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: United States Noah Lyles
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Sergey Shubenkov (Russia)
- Men's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Danil Lysenko (Russia)
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United States Christian Taylor
- Women's 100 m winner: Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- Women's 400 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Queen Harrison
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Anzhelika Sidorova (Russia)
- July 21 & 22: Müller Anniversary Games in United Kingdom London[35]
- 100 m winners: United States Ronnie Baker (m) / Jamaica Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (f)
- 200 m winners: Jamaica Akeem Bloomfield (m) / United States Jenna Prandini (f)
- 400 m winners: Qatar Abdalelah Haroun (m) / Jamaica Stephenie Ann McPherson (f)
- 800 m winners: Kenya Emmanuel Korir (m) / United States Ce'Aira Brown (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: Norway Karsten Warholm (m) / United States Shamier Little (f)
- Long Jump winners: South Africa Luvo Manyonga (m) / United Kingdom Shara Proctor (f)
- Men's 1500 m winner: United States Matthew Centrowitz Jr.
- Men's 5000 m winner: United States Paul Chelimo
- Men's 3000 m Race Walk winner: United Kingdom Tom Bosworth
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Jamaica Ronald Levy
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Sam Kendricks
- Women's One Mile winner: Netherlands Sifan Hassan
- Women's 3000 m winner: Kenya Lilian Kasait Rengeruk
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Kendra Harrison
- Women's Javelin Throw winner: China Lü Huihui
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- Women's Discus Throw winner: Croatia Sandra Perković
- August 18: Müller Grand Prix Birmingham in File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain[36]
- Long Jump winners: South Africa Luvo Manyonga (m) / Germany Malaika Mihambo (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Christian Coleman
- Men's 400 m winner: United States Fred Kerley
- Men's 800 m winner: Kenya Emmanuel Korir
- Men's One Mile winner: Australia Stewart McSweyn
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Conseslus Kipruto
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Spain Orlando Ortega
- Men's High Jump winner: Australia Brandon Starc
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Germany Andreas Hofmann
- Women's 200 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 1000 m winner: United Kingdom Laura Muir
- Women's 1500 m winner: Netherlands Sifan Hassan
- Women's 3000 m winner: Kenya Agnes Jebet Tirop
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: Germany Pamela Dutkiewicz
- Women's 400 m Hurdles winner: Switzerland Léa Sprunger
- Women's Pole Vault winner: United States Sandi Morris
- Women's Shot Put winner: Germany Christina Schwanitz
- August 29 & 30: Weltklasse Zürich in File:Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland[37]
- 400 m Hurdles winners: British Virgin Islands Kyron McMaster (m) / United States Dalilah Muhammad (f)
- Javelin Throw winners: Germany Andreas Hofmann (m) / Belarus Tatsiana Khaladovich (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: United States Noah Lyles
- Men's 400 m winner: United States Fred Kerley
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Conseslus Kipruto
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Timur Morgunov (Russia)
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Men's Shot Put winner: New Zealand Tomas Walsh
- Women's 100 m winner: Ivory Coast Murielle Ahouré
- Women's 800 m winner: South Africa Caster Semenya
- Women's 5000 m winner: Kenya Hellen Obiri
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Greece Katerina Stefanidi
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
- August 31: Memorial Van Damme (final) in Belgium Brussels[38]
- 400 m winners: Belgium Jonathan Sacoor (m) / Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser (f)
- 800 m winners: Kenya Emmanuel Korir (m) / United Kingdom Lynsey Sharp (f)
- High Jump winners: Australia Brandon Starc (m) / Belgium Nafissatou Thiam (f)
- Discus Throw winners: Jamaica Fedrick Dacres (m) / Cuba Yaime Pérez (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Christian Coleman
- Men's 5000 m winner: Ethiopia Selemon Barega
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Sergey Shubenkov (Russia)
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Timur Morgunov (Russia)
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Portugal Pedro Pablo Pichardo
- Women's 200 m winner: The Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo
- Women's 1500 m winner: United Kingdom Laura Muir
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Brianna McNeal
- Women's 400 m Hurdles winner: Ukraine Hanna Ryzhykova
- Women's Shot Put winner: China Gong Lijiao
- Women's Long Jump winner: Colombia Caterine Ibargüen
2018 IAAF World Challenge & IAAF Hammer Throw Challenge
- May 19: Jamaica International Invitational in Jamaica Kingston[39]
- 100 m winners: United States Ronnie Baker (m) / Jamaica Elaine Thompson (f)
- 200 m winners: Jamaica Christopher Taylor (m) / Jamaica Shericka Jackson (f)
- 400 m winners: Jamaica Demish Gaye (m) / United States Jessica Beard (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: United States TJ Holmes (m) / Jamaica Janieve Russell (f)
- Men's 800 m winner: Puerto Rico Ryan Sánchez
- Men's 3000 m winner: Puerto Rico Alfredo Santana
- Men's High Jump winner: The Bahamas Jamal Wilson
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United States Omar Craddock
- Women's 1500 m winner: United States Stephanie Brown
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Jasmin Stowers
- Women's Long Jump winner: Nigeria Ese Brume
- Women's Shot Put winner: United States Jeneva Stevens
- Women's Hammer Throw winner: United States DeAnna Price
- May 20: Golden Grand Prix in Japan Osaka[40]
- 100 m winners: United States Justin Gatlin (m) / China Wei Yongli (f)
- 800 m winners: Morocco Mostafa Smaili (m) / Kenya Emily Cherotich Tuei (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: Japan Takatoshi Abe (m) / Canada Sage Watson (f)
- Pole Vault winners: United States Scott Houston (m) / United States Kristen Hixson (f)
- Javelin Throw winners: Chinese Taipei Cheng Chao-tsun (m) / China Liu Shiying (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: Botswana Isaac Makwala
- Men's 1500 m winner: Australia Ryan Gregson
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Chinese Taipei Chen Kuei-ru
- Men's High Jump winner: Japan Naoto Tobe
- Men's Long Jump winner: United States Jarvis Gotch
- Men's Shot Put winner: Australia Damien Birkinhead
- Men's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Paweł Fajdek
- Women's 400 m winner: Poland Justyna Święty-Ersetic
- Women's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Shuru Bulo
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Queen Harrison
- June 3: Fanny Blankers-Koen Games in Netherlands Hengelo (World Challenge only)[41]
- 200 m winners: South Africa Luxolo Adams (m) / Netherlands Dafne Schippers (f)
- 400 m winners: Qatar Abdalelah Haroun (m) / United States Shakima Wimbley (f)
- Men's 800 m winner: Kenya Jonathan Kitilit
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Sergey Shubenkov (Russia)
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Sam Kendricks
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's One Mile winner: United States Jenny Simpson
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Brianna McNeal
- Women's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Mariya Lasitskene (Russia)
- June 5: Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland Turku[42]
- 200 m winners: Turkey Ramil Guliyev (m) / United Kingdom Finette Agyapong (f)
- 400 m Hurdles winners: France Mamadou Kassé Hanne (m) / United Kingdom Meghan Beesley (f)
- Men's 1500 m winner: Morocco Younès Essalhi
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Nicholas Kiptonui Bett
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Sergey Shubenkov (Russia)
- Men's High Jump winner: Belarus Maksim Nedasekau
- Men's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Wojciech Nowicki
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Estonia Magnus Kirt
- Women's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Meskerem Mamo
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Ebony Morrison
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Greece Nikoleta Kyriakopoulou
- Women's Triple Jump winner: United States Tori Franklin
- Women's Discus Throw winner: Croatia Sandra Perković
- June 13: 57th Golden Spike Ostrava in Czech Republic Ostrava[43]
- 200 m winners: Canada Aaron Brown (m) / Netherlands Dafne Schippers (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: United States Justin Gatlin
- Men's 400 m winner: Qatar Abdalelah Haroun
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Selemon Barega
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: France Pascal Martinot-Lagarde
- Men's Discus Throw winner: Lithuania Andrius Gudžius
- Men's High Jump winner: Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Poland Paweł Wojciechowski
- Men's Long Jump winner: Cuba Juan Miguel Echevarría
- Men's Shot Put winner: New Zealand Tomas Walsh
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Czech Republic Jakub Vadlejch
- Women's 800 m winner: Morocco Rababe Arafi
- Women's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Gudaf Tsegay
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Kenya Norah Jeruto
- Women's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Anita Włodarczyk
- June 22: Meeting de Atletismo Madrid in Spain Madrid (World Challenge only)[44]
- 800 m winners: Spain Álvaro de Arriba (m) / Germany Christina Hering (f)
- Men's 100 m winner: China Su Bingtian
- Men's 400 m winner: Dominican Republic Luguelín Santos
- Men's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: Uganda Albert Chemutai
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Brazil Gabriel Constantino
- Men's High Jump winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Danil Lysenko (Russia)
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Portugal Diogo Ferreira
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Azerbaijan Alexis Copello
- Men's Javelin Throw winner: Poland Marcin Krukowski
- Women's 200 m winner: Ecuador Ángela Tenorio
- Women's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Gudaf Tsegay
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: Belgium Eline Berings
- Women's Long Jump winner: United Kingdom Shara Proctor
- Women's Shot Put winner: Germany Christina Schwanitz
- Women's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Anita Włodarczyk
- June 29: P-T-S Meeting in Slovakia Šamorín (Hammer Throw Challenge only)[45]
- Men's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Wojciech Nowicki
- July 1 & 2: István Gyulai Memorial in Hungary Székesfehérvár (Hammer Throw Challenge only)[46]
- July 8: Grande Premio Brasil Caixa de Atletismo in Brazil Bragança Paulista (World Challenge only)[47]
- 100 m winners: Brazil Paulo André Camilo de Oliveira (m) / Brazil Vitória Cristina Rosa (f)
- 3000 m Steeplechase winners: Kenya Nicholas Kiptonui Bett (m) / Ethiopia Birtukan Adamu (f)
- Triple Jump winners: United States Chris Carter (m) / Cuba Liadagmis Povea (f)
- Shot Put winners: United States Curt Jensen (m) / Cuba Yaniuvis López (f)
- Discus Throw winners: Cyprus Apostolos Parellis (m) / Brazil Andressa de Morais (f)
- Men's 400 m winner: Grenada Bralon Taplin
- Men's 400 m Hurdles winner: Brazil Márcio Teles
- Men's Pole Vault winner: United States Cole Walsh
- Men's Hammer Throw winner: Tajikistan Dilshod Nazarov
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Ebony Morrison
- Women's High Jump winner: Saint Lucia Levern Spencer
- August 22: Kamila Skolimowska Memorial in Poland Chorzów (Hammer Throw Challenge only)[48]
- Women's Hammer Throw winner: Poland Joanna Fiodorow
- September 2: ISTAF Berlin in File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany (World Challenge only)[49]
- 100 m winners: Jamaica Tyquendo Tracey (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou (f)
- Javelin Throw winners: Germany Thomas Röhler (m) / Australia Kelsey-Lee Roberts (f)
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Spain Orlando Ortega
- Men's High Jump winner: Belarus Maksim Nedasekau
- Men's Discus Throw winner: Germany Christoph Harting
- Women's 1000 m winner: South Africa Caster Semenya
- Women's One Mile winner: Portugal Marta Pen
- Women's 3000 m Steeplechase winner: United States Colleen Quigley
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Christina Manning
- Women's Long Jump winner: Australia Brooke Stratton
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Jamaica Kimberly Williams
- Women's Shot Put winner: Germany Christina Schwanitz
- September 3 & 4: IWC Zagreb 2018 (final) in File:Flag of Croatia.svg Croatia (World Challenge only)[50]
- 100 m winners: United States Mike Rodgers (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou (f)
- 400 m winners: Slovenia Luka Janežič (m) / Bahrain Salwa Eid Naser (f)
- Discus Throw winners: Jamaica Fedrick Dacres (m) / Croatia Sandra Perković (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: Panama Alonso Edward
- Men's 800 m winner: Botswana Nijel Amos
- Men's 1500 m winner: Kenya Elijah Manangoi
- Men's 110 m Hurdles winner: Spain Orlando Ortega
- Men's Shot Put winner: United States Ryan Crouser
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Authorised Neutral Athletes Timur Morgunov (Russia)
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's 3000 m winner: Kenya Lilian Kasait Rengeruk
- Women's 100 m Hurdles winner: United States Sharika Nelvis
- Women's 400 m Hurdles winner: Ukraine Hanna Ryzhykova
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Romania Elena Panțuroiu
2018 IAAF World Indoor Tour
- February 3: Weltklasse in Karlsruhe in File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany[51]
- 60 m winners: China Su Bingtian (m) / Germany Tatjana Pinto (f)
- Women's 60 m Hurdles winner: United States Sharika Nelvis
- Women's 400 m winner: Switzerland Léa Sprunger
- Men's 800 m winner: Poland Marcin Lewandowski
- Women's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Genzebe Dibaba
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Hagos Gebrhiwet
- Women's High Jump winner: Bulgaria Mirela Demireva
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Germany Raphael Holzdeppe
- Long Jump winners: Cuba Juan Miguel Echevarría (m) / Germany Malaika Mihambo (f)
- February 6: PSD Bank Meeting in Germany Düsseldorf[52]
- 60 m winners: China Su Bingtian (m) / United Kingdom Asha Philip (f)
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Hungary Balázs Baji (m) / United States Christina Manning (f)
- 1500 m winners: Kenya Vincent Kibet
- Men's 800 m winner: Poland Adam Kszczot
- Women's 1500 m winner: Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Yomif Kejelcha
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Poland Piotr Lisek
- Men's Shot Put winner: Czech Republic Tomáš Staněk
- Women's Long Jump winner: Serbia Ivana Španović
- February 8: Madrid Indoor Meeting in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[53]
- 400 m winners: Spain Óscar Husillos (m) / Switzerland Léa Sprunger (f)
- 800 m winners: Poland Adam Kszczot (m) / Spain Esther Guerrero Puigdevall (f)
- 1500 m winners: Djibouti Ayanleh Souleiman (m) / Ethiopia Genzebe Dibaba (f)
- Triple Jump winners: Brazil Almir dos Santos (m) / Russia Viktoriya Prokopenko (f)
- Men's 60 m winner: United States Mike Rodgers
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Greece Konstantinos Filippidis
- Men's Shot Put winner: Czech Republic Tomáš Staněk
- Women's 3000 m winner: Sweden Meraf Bahta
- Women's High Jump winner: Russia Mariya Lasitskene
- February 10: New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in United States Boston[54]
- 400 m winners: Trinidad and Tobago Deon Lendore (m) / United States Shakima Wimbley (f)
- 800 m winners: United States Donavan Brazier (m) / Canada Jenna Westaway (f)
- 1500 m winners: United Kingdom Chris O'Hare (m) / Ethiopia Dawit Seyaum (f)
- 3000 m winners: Kenya Edward Cheserek (m) / United States Jennifer Simpson (f)
- Men's 60 m winner: United States Christian Coleman
- Men's 300 m winner: Trinidad and Tobago Jereem Richards
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United States Chris Carter
- Women's 60 m Hurdles winner: United States Sharika Nelvis
- Women's High Jump winner: Sweden Erika Kinsey
- February 15: Copernicus Cup in Poland Toruń[55]
- 60 m winners: Slovakia Ján Volko (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- 400 m winners: Slovenia Luka Janežič (m) / Slovakia Iveta Putalová
- 800 m winners: Poland Adam Kszczot (m) / Poland} Angelika Cichocka
- 1500 m winners: Ethiopia Taresa Tolosa (m) / Morocco Rababe Arafi
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Cyprus Milan Trajkovic (m) / Germany Pamela Dutkiewicz
- Men's Pole Vault winner: Poland Piotr Lisek
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Cuba Cristian Nápoles
- Men's Shot Put winner: Poland Konrad Bukowiecki
- Women's High Jump winner: Russia Mariya Lasitskene
- February 25: Müller Indoor Grand Prix (final) in United Kingdom Glasgow[56]
- 60 m winners: China Su Bingtian (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou (f)
- 400 m winners: United States Fred Kerley (m) / United States Phyllis Francis (f)
- 800 m winners: Poland Adam Kszczot (m) / Latvia Līga Velvere (f)
- 1500 m winners: Kenya Bethwell Birgen (m) / Kenya Beatrice Chepkoech (f)
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Jamaica Ronald Levy (m) / United States Christina Manning (f)
- Long Jump winners: China Shi Yuhao (m) / Sweden Khaddi Sagnia (f)
- Men's 3000 m winner: Kenya Justus Soget Kiplagat
- Men's 3000 m Race Walk winner: United Kingdom Tom Bosworth
- Women's High Jump winner: Russia Mariya Lasitskene
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Greece Katerina Stefanidi
2018 IAAF Combined Events Challenge
- April 27 & 28: Multistars in Italy Florence[57]
- Decathlon winner: Norway Martin Roe (8,228 points)
- Heptathlon winner: United States Erica Bougard (6,327 points)
- May 26 & 27: Hypo-Meeting in Austria Götzis[58]
- Decathlon winner: Canada Damian Warner (8,795 points)
- Heptathlon winner: Belgium Nafissatou Thiam (6,806 points)
- June 9 & 10: Oceania Combined Events Championships in Australia Townsville
- June 16 & 17: Mehrkampf-Meeting Ratingen in File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany[59]
- Decathlon winner: Germany Arthur Abele (8,481 points)
- Heptathlon winner: Germany Carolin Schäfer (6,549 points)
- June 21 – 24: Part of the 2018 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in United States Des Moines
- Decathlon winner: Illinois Zach Ziemek (8,294 points)
- Heptathlon winner: Tennessee Erica Bougard (6,347 points)
- July 3 & 4: 2018 Pan American Combined Events Cup in Canada Ottawa[60]
- Decathlon winner: United States Scott Filip (7,643 points)
- Heptathlon winner: Canada Georgia Ellenwood (6,026 points)
- August 7 – 12: Part of the 2018 European Athletics Championships in Germany Berlin
- September 15 & 16: Décastar (final) in France Talence[61]
- Decathlon winner: France Kevin Mayer (9,126 points) (World Record)
- Heptathlon winner: Germany Carolin Schäfer (6,457 points)
2018 IAAF Cross Country Permit
- November 12, 2017: Cross de Atapuerca in Spain Burgos[62]
- Winners: Ethiopia Getaneh Molla (m) / Ethiopia Senbere Teferi (f)
- January 6: Campaccio in Italy San Giorgio su Legnano[63]
- Winners: Kenya James Kibet (m) / Kenya Lilian Rengeruk (f)
- January 6: Antrim International Cross Country in File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain[64]
- Winners: Kenya Timothy Cheruiyot (m) / Kenya Margaret Chelimo Kipkemboi (f)
- January 14: Cross Internacional Juan Muguerza in Spain Elgoibar[65]
- Winners: Ethiopia Selemon Barega / Bahrain Ruth Jebet (f)
- January 21: Cross Internacional de Itálica in Spain Seville[66]
- Winners: Uganda Joshua Cheptegei (m) / Kenya Agnes Jebet Tirop (f)
- February 11: Cinque Mulini in Italy San Vittore Olona[67]
- Winners: Uganda Jacob Kiplimo (m) / Ethiopia Letesenbet Gidey (f)
- February 18: Almond Blossom Cross Country (final) in Portugal Albufeira[68]
- Winners: Morocco Soufianne El Bakkali (m) / Portugal Salomé Rocha (f)
2018 IAAF Race Walking Challenge
- February 11: 2018 Oceania Race Walking Championships in Australia Adelaide[69]
- 20 km Walk winners: Sweden Perseus Karlström (m) / Australia Beki Smith (f)
- February 24 & 25: Memorial Jerzy Hausleber in Mexico Monterrey[70]
- 20 km Walk winners: South Africa Lebogang Shange (m) / Mexico Lupita González (f)
- 50 km Walk winners: Ecuador Andrés Chocho (m) / Mexico Erika Jazmine Morales (f)
- March 10: 2018 South American Race Walking Championships in Ecuador Sucúa[71]
- 20 km Walk winners: Ecuador Andrés Chocho (m) / Brazil Érica de Sena (f)
- 50 km Walk winners: Colombia James Rendón (m) / Ecuador Magaly Bonilla (f)
- April 7: Grande Prémio Internacional de Rio Maior em Marcha Atlética in File:Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal[72]
- 20 km Walk winners: Spain Diego García (m) / China Qieyang Shenjie (f)
- June 2: Gran Premio Cantones de La Coruña in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[73]
- 20 km Walk winners: Colombia Éider Arévalo (m) / China Qieyang Shenjie (f)
- September 23 – 26: Around Taihu International Race Walking 2018 in China Suzhou[74]
2018 IAAF Road Race Label Events (Gold)
- January 7: Xiamen International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[75]
- Winners: Ethiopia Dejene Debela (m) / Ethiopia Fatuma Sado (f)
- January 14: Houston Half Marathon in the File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States[76]
- Winners: New Zealand Jake Robertson (m) / Ethiopia Ruti Aga (f)
- January 21: Hong Kong Marathon in File:Flag of Hong Kong.svg Hong Kong[77]
- Winners: Kenya Kenneth Mburu Mungara (m) / Ethiopia Gulume Tollesa (f)
- January 26: Dubai Marathon in the File:Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg United Arab Emirates[78]
- Winners: Ethiopia Mosinet Geremew (m) / Ethiopia Roza Dereje (f)
- January 28: Osaka International Ladies Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (women only)[79]
- Winner: Japan Mizuki Matsuda
- February 11: eDreams Mitja Marató de Barcelona in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[80]
- Winners: Ethiopia Mule Wasihun (m) / Bahrain Tejitu Daba (f)
- February 25: Seville Marathon in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[81]
- Winners: Kenya Dickson Tuwei Kipsang (m) / Morocco Koutar Boulaid (f)
- March 4: Lake Biwa Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (men only)[82]
- Winner: Kenya Joseph Macharia Ndirangu
- March 11: Roma-Ostia Half Marathon in File:Flag of Italy.svg Italy[83]
- Winners: United States Galen Rupp (m) / Ethiopia Haftamenesh Tesfay Haylu (f)
- March 11: Nagoya Women's Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (women only)[84]
- Winner: Ethiopia Meskerem Assefa
- March 11: Lisbon Half Marathon in File:Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal[85]
- March 18: Seoul International Marathon in File:Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea[86]
- Winners: Kenya Wilson Loyanae (m) / Ethiopia Damte Hiru (f)
- March 25: Chongqing International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[87]
- April 7: Prague Half Marathon in the File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[88]
- April 8: Paris Marathon in File:Flag of France.svg France[89]
- Winners: Kenya Paul Lonyangata (m) / Kenya Betsy Saina (f)
- April 8: Rotterdam Marathon in the File:Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands[90]
- Winners: Kenya Kenneth Kipkemoi (m) / Kenya Visiline Jepkesho (f)
- April 8: Istanbul Half Marathon in File:Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey[91]
- Winners: Ethiopia Amdework Walelegn (m) / Ethiopia Ababel Yeshaneh (f)
- April 22: Vienna City Marathon in File:Flag of Austria.svg Austria[92]
- April 22: Gifu Seiryu Half Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan[93]
- April 22: Yangzhou Jianzhen International Half Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[94]
- Winners: Ethiopia Mosinet Geremew (m) / Ethiopia Ababel Yeshaneh (f)
- April 22: Madrid Marathon in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[95]
- Winners: Kenya Eliud Kiplagat Barngetuny (m) / Kenya Valentine Kipketer (f)
- May 5: Yellow River Estuary International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[96]
- May 6: Prague Marathon in the File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[97]
- Winners: United States Galen Rupp (m) / Kenya Bornes Jepkirui Kitur (f)
- May 19: Karlovy Vary Half Marathon in the File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[98]
- Winners: Ukraine Roman Romanenko (m) / Czech Republic Eva Vrabcová-Nývltová (f)
- May 26 & 27: Ottawa Race Weekend in File:Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada[99][100]
- Ottawa 10 km winners: Ethiopia Andamlak Berta (m) / United Arab Emirates Alia Saeed Mohammed (f)
- Ottawa Marathon winners: Ethiopia Yemane Tsegay (m) / Ethiopia Gelete Burka (f)
- May 27: World 10K Bangalore in File:Flag of India.svg India[101]
- Winners: Kenya Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor (m) / Kenya Agnes Jebet Tirop (f)
- June 2: České Budějovice Half Marathon in File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[102]
- Winners: United Kingdom Luke Traynor (m) / Moldova Lilia Fisikowici (f)
- June 10: Lanzhou International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[103]
- Winners: Ethiopia Kelkile Gezahegn (m) / Bahrain Merima Mohammed (f)
- June 23: Olomouc Half Marathon in File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[104]
- Winners: Kenya Stephen Kiprop (m) / Ethiopia Netsanet Gudeta (f)
- July 1: Gold Coast Marathon in File:Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia[105]
- Winners: Kenya Kenneth Mburu Mungara (m) / Kenya Ruth Chebitok (f)
- July 29: Bogotá Half Marathon in File:Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia[106]
- Winners: Ethiopia Betesfa Getahun (m) / Ethiopia Netsanet Gudeta (f)
- September 8: Prague Grand Prix in File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[107]
- Winners: Kenya Rhonex Kipruto (m) / Kenya Caroline Chepkoech Kipkirui (f)
- September 15: Ústí nad Labem Half Marathon in File:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic[108]
- September 16: Copenhagen Half Marathon in File:Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark[109]
- Winners: Kenya Daniel Kipchumba (m) / Netherlands Sifan Hassan (f)
- September 16: Sydney Marathon in File:Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia[110]
- Winners: Kenya Elijah Kemboi (m) / Kenya Mercy Kibarus (f)
- September 16: Beijing Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[111]
- September 23: Cape Town Marathon in File:Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa[112]
- Winners: South Africa Stephen Mokoka (m) / Namibia Helalia Johannes (f)
- October 14: Portugal Half Marathon in File:Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal[113]
- October 21: Amsterdam Marathon in File:Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands[114]
- October 21: Delhi Half Marathon in File:Flag of India.svg India[115]
- October 21: Toronto Waterfront Marathon in File:Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada[116]
- Winners: Kenya Benson Kipruto (m) / Bahrain Mimi Belete (f)
- October 28: Frankfurt Marathon in File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany[117]
- Winners: Ethiopia Kelkile Gezahegn (m) / Ethiopia Meskerem Assefa (f)
- October 28: Valencia Half Marathon in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[118]
- Winners: Kenya Abraham Kiptum (m) / Ethiopia Gelete Burka (f)
- November 11: Istanbul Marathon in File:Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey[119]
- November 18: Shanghai Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[120]
- December 2: Fukuoka Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (men only)[121]
- Winner: Japan Yuma Hattori
- December 2: Valencia Marathon in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[122]
- December 9: Guangzhou Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[123]
- December 9: Singapore Marathon in File:Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore[123]
- Winners: Kenya Joshua Kipkorir (m) / Kenya Priscah Jepleting Cherono (f)
2018 IAAF Road Race Label Events (Silver)
- January 14: Houston Marathon in the File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States[76]
- Winners: Ethiopia Bazu Worku (m) / Ethiopia Biruktayit Degefa (f)
- January 21: Mumbai Marathon in File:Flag of India.svg India[124]
- Winners: Ethiopia Solomon Deksisa (m) / Ethiopia Amane Gobena (f)
- February 4: Kagawa Marugame Half Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan[125]
- Winners: Kenya Edward Waweru (m) / Kenya Betsy Saina (f)
- March 18: New Taipei City Wan Jin Shi Marathon in File:Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Chinese Taipei[126]
- Winners: Japan Yuki Kawauchi (m) / Kenya Nguriatukei Rael Kiyara (f)
- April 1: Daegu Marathon in File:Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea[127]
- Winners: Kenya Abraham Kiptum (m) / Kenya Janet Rono (f)
- April 8: Hannover Marathon in File:Flag of Germany.svg Germany[128]
- Winners: Ethiopia Seboka Negussa (m) / Kenya Agnes Kiprop (f)
- April 8: Milano City Marathon in File:Flag of Italy.svg Italy[129]
- Winners: Ethiopia Seyefu Tura (m) / Kenya Lucy Wangui Kabuu (f)
- April 8: Rome Marathon in File:Flag of Italy.svg Italy[130]
- April 22: Orlen Warsaw Marathon in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[131]
- Winners: Kenya Ezekiel Omullo (m) / Belarus Nastassia Ivanova (f)
- May 12: Okpekpe Intn'l 10 km Road Race in File:Flag of Nigeria.svg Nigeria[132]
- August 26: Mexico City Marathon in File:Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico[133]
- September 8: Taiyuan International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China
- September 23: Dam tot Damloop in File:Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands[134]
- Winners: Uganda Joshua Cheptegei (m) / Israel Lonah Chemtai Salpeter (f)
- September 29: Hengshui Lake International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[135]
- Winners: Ethiopia Lemi Berhanu Hayle (m) / Ethiopia Waganesh Mekasha (f)
- October 7: Cardiff Half Marathon in File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Great Britain[136]
- Winners: Australia Jack Raynor (m) / Uganda Juliet Chekwel (f)
- October 7: Košice Peace Marathon in File:Flag of Slovakia.svg Slovakia[136]
- October 14: Lisbon Marathon in File:Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal[113]
- October 14: 20 Kilomètres de Paris in File:Flag of France.svg France[137]
- Winners: Eritrea Samuel Tsegay (m) / France Ophélie Claude-Boxberger (f)
- October 28: Ljubljana Marathon in File:Flag of Slovenia.svg Slovenia[138]
- Winners: Ethiopia Sisay Lemma (m) / Kenya Visiline Jepkesho (f)
- October 28: Marseille-Cassis Classique Internationale in File:Flag of France.svg France[138]
- November 4: Hangzhou International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[139]
- November 11: Beirut Marathon in File:Flag of Lebanon.svg Lebanon[119]
- December 9: Saitama International Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan (Women only)[123]
- Winner: Bahrain Dalila Abdulkadir
- December 16: Shenzhen Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[140]
- Winners: Kenya Edwin Kipngetich Koech (m) / Ethiopia Mulu Seboka (f)
- December 30: Corrida de Houilles in File:Flag of France.svg France[141]
- Winners: Switzerland Julien Wanders (m) / Ethiopia Gete Alemayehu (f)
- December 31: San Silvestre Vallecana in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[142]
- Winners: Uganda Jacob Kiplimo (m) / Kenya Brigid Kosgei (f)
2018 IAAF Road Race Label Events (Bronze)
- February 10: Lagos Marathon in File:Flag of Nigeria.svg Nigeria[143]
- Winners: France Abraham Kiprotich (m) / Ethiopia Almenesh Herpha (f)
- February 18: Medio Maratón Internacional Electrolit Guadalajara in File:Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico[144]
- Winners: Kenya John Nzau Mwangangi (m) / Kenya Diana Chemtai Kipyokei (f)
- March 11: Barcelona Marathon in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain[145]
- March 18: ONICO Gdynia Half Marathon in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[146]
- March 25: PZU Pólmaraton Warszawski in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[147]
- April 8: Pyongyang Marathon in File:Flag of North Korea.svg North Korea
- Winners: North Korea RI Kang-pom (m) / North Korea Kim Hye-song (f)
- April 15: Nagano Olympic Commemorative Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan[148]
- April 15: DOZ Marathon Łódz in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[149]
- April 22: Nova Poshta Kyiv Half Marathon in File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine[150]
- May 6: Geneva Marathon in File:Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland[151]
- May 13: Dalian International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[152]
- Winners: Kenya Edwin Kibet Koech (m) / Ethiopia Mulu Seboka (f)
- May 20: Riga Marathon in File:Flag of Latvia.svg Latvia[153]
- Winners: Ethiopia Ayana Tsedat (m) / Kenya Georgina Rono (f)
- June 16: Corrida de Langueux in File:Flag of France.svg France[154]
- Winners: Kenya Moses Kibet (m) / France Clémence Calvin (f)
- June 23: Vidovdan Road Race in File:Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Bosnia and Herzegovina[155]
- September 9: Minsk Half Marathon in File:Flag of Belarus.svg Belarus[156]
- September 23: Buenos Aires Marathon in File:Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina[112]
- September 30: Warsaw Marathon in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[157]
- October 14: Bucharest Marathon in File:Flag of Romania.svg Romania[137]
- October 14: PKO Poznan Marathon in File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland[137]
- October 28: Venice Marathon in File:Flag of Italy.svg Italy[138]
- November 4: French Riviera Marathon in File:Flag of France.svg France[139]
- November 4: Porto Marathon in File:Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal[139]
- Winners: Uganda Robert Chemonges (m) / Ethiopia Abeba Tekulu Gebremeskel (f)
- November 11: Maratón Internacional Megacable Guadalajara in File:Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico
- November 11: Hefei International Marathon in File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China[119]
- November 18: Kobe Marathon in File:Flag of Japan.svg Japan[120]
- November 18: Boulogne-Billancourt Half Marathon in File:Flag of France.svg France[120]
- November 25: Florence Marathon in File:Flag of Italy.svg Italy[158]
- Winners: Bahrain Ali Abdi Gelelchu (m) / Israel Lonah Chemtai Salpeter (f)
- December 2: Marathon du Gabon Olam in File:Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon
- December 2: 10K Valencia Trinidad Alfonso in File:Flag of Spain.svg Spain
- December 16: Bangsaen21 Half Marathon in File:Flag of Thailand.svg Thailand
- December 16: Mersin Marathon in File:Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey[140]
- December 16: Tata Steel Kolkata 25K in File:Flag of India.svg India[140]
EA Major Competitions
- February 4: 2018 European Champion Clubs Cup Cross Country in Portugal Mira
- Men's winners: Portugal Sporting CP (Davis Kiplangat, Pedro Silva, Rui Teixeira, Licinio Pimentel, Bruno Albuquerque) (m)
- Women's winners: Poland Podlasie Białystok (Katarzyna Rutkowska, Paulina Mikiewicz-Łapińska, Paula Kopciewska, Izabela Parszczyńska) (f)
- February 10: 2018 Balkan U20 Indoor Championships in Athletics in Bulgaria Sofia
- 60 m winners: Bulgaria Vesselin Jivkov (m) / Romania Marina Andreea Baboi (f)
- 60 m hurdles winners: Romania Alexandru Ionuț Iconaru (m) / Slovenia Nika Glojnarič (f)
- 400 m winners: Croatia Sven Cepuš (m) / Romania Andrea Miklós (f)
- 800 m winners: Croatia Marino Bloudek (m) / Romania Diana Elena Bogos (f)
- 1500 m winners: Romania Adrian Garcea (m) / Bulgaria Silviya Georgieva (f)
- 3000 m winners: Serbia Elzan Bibić (m) / Turkey Urkuş Işik (f)
- High Jump winners: Serbia Jasmin Halili (m) / Greece Panagiota Dosi (f)
- Long Jump winners: Greece Panagiotis Mantzourogiannis (m) / Croatia Klara Barnjak (f)
- Triple Jump winners: Romania Cristian Răzvan Grecu (m) / Bulgaria Aleksandra Nacheva (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Israel Maxim Goldovsky (m) / Slovenia Nastja Modič (f)
- Shot Put winners: Greece Odysseas Mouzenidis (m) / Greece Maria Magkoulia (f)
- 4 × 400 m winners: File:Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey (Ömer Karlidağ, Abdullah Özdemir, Ilyas Çanakçi, Mehmet Çelik) (m) / File:Flag of Romania.svg Romania (Adina Cârciogel, Iulia Banaga, Maria Scrob, Diana Elena Bogos) (f)
- February 17: 2018 Balkan Athletics Indoor Championships in Turkey Istanbul
- March 10 & 11: 2018 European Throwing Cup Portugal Leiria
- March 10 & 11: 2018 Balkan Masters Indoor Championships in Serbia Belgrade
- March 18: 2018 Balkan Marathon Championships in Cyprus Limassol
- April 14: Balkan Race Walking Championships in Serbia Pirot
- May 5: Balkan Mountain Running Championships in Serbia Beočin
- May 26 – 27: European Champion Clubs Cup Track and Field Senior Group A in United Kingdom Birmingham
- May 26 – 27: ECCC Track and Field Senior Group B in Finland Tampere
- June 3: 22nd 2018 European Cup 10,000m in United Kingdom London
- June 9: Championships of the Small States of Europe in Liechtenstein Schaan
- June 9: Balkan U18 Championships in Athletics in Turkey Istanbul
- June 9 & 10: 2018 Mediterranean Athletics U23 Championships in Italy Jesolo
- June 14 & 15: Balkan Relay Championships in Turkey Erzurum
- June 23 & 24: Balkan U20 Championships in Athletics in Turkey Bursa
- July 1: 17th 2018 European Mountain Running Championships in North Macedonia Skopje
- July 5 – 8: 2nd 2018 European Athletics U18 Championships in Hungary Győr
- July 20 & 21: 2018 Balkan Athletics Championships in Bulgaria Stara Zagora
- September 15: ECCC Track and Field U20 in TBD place
- September 16: Balkan Half Marathon Championships in Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo
- November 4: Balkan Cross Country Championships in Romania Botoșani
- December 9: 25th 2018 European Cross Country Championships in Netherlands Tilburg
EA Cross Country Permit Races
- September 22 – 24, 2017: Lidingöloppet in Sweden Lidingö
- Winners: Sweden Napoleon Solomon (m) / Sweden Maria Larsson (f)
- November 11, 2017: European Halloween Cross in Denmark Middelfart
- Winners: Sweden Napoleon Solomon (m) / Sweden Sara Christiansson (f)
- November 11, 2017: Pforzheim-Huchenfeld Cross in Germany Pforzheim
- Winners: Germany Patrick Karl (m) / Germany Elena Burkard (f)
- November 18, 2017: Wyndham Grand CrossAttack in Austria Salzburg
- Winners: Germany Richard Ringer (m) / Czech Republic Simona Vrzalová (f)
- November 19, 2017: XXIV Cross Internacional de Soria in Spain Soria
- Winners: Uganda Jacob Kiplimo (m) / Kenya Alice Aprot Nawowuna (f)
- November 19, 2017: Cross de l'Acier in France Leffrinckoucke
- Winners: Bahrain Birhanu Balew Yemataw (m) / Kenya Margaret Chelimo Kipkemboi (f)
- November 25, 2017: 62nd Omer Besim Memorial in Turkey Istanbul
- Winners: Kenya Bernard Cheruiyot Sang (m) / Ethiopia Meseret Yaye Asefa (f)
- November 26, 2017: Darmstadt Cross in Germany Darmstadt
- Winners: Germany Amanal Petros (m) / Germany Alina Reh (f)
- November 26, 2017: International Warandecross in Netherlands Tilburg
- Winners: Sweden Napoleon Solomon (m) / Sweden Meraf Bahta (f)
- November 26, 2017: Cross Internacional de la Constitución in Spain Alcobendas
- Winners: Morocco Zakaria Maazouzi (m) / Spain Clara Viñarás (f)
- January 13: Great Edinburgh International Cross Country in United Kingdom Edinburgh
- Winners: United States Leonard Essau Korir (m) / Turkey Yasemin Can (f)
- January 19 – 21: Abdycross in Netherlands Kerkrade
- Winners: Spain Chakib Lachgar (m) / Kenya Sylvia Mboga Medugu (f)
- January 21: Lotto Cross Cup de Hannut in Belgium Hannut
- Winners: Belgium Soufiane Bouchikhi (m) / Ethiopia Birtukan Adamu (f)
- January 21: Cross della Vallagarina in Italy Villa Lagarina
- Winners: Ethiopia Telahun Haile Bekele (m) / Kenya Norah Jeruto (f)
- February 25: Lotto Cross Cup (final) in Belgium Brussels
EA Indoor Permit Meetings
- January 25: Czech Indoor Gala in Czech Republic Ostrava
- 60 m winners: Cuba Yunier Perez (m) / Poland Ewa Swoboda (f)
- 300 m winners: Czech Republic Pavel Maslák (m) / Slovenia Anita Horvat (f)
- Men's 60 m Hurdles winner: Czech Republic Petr Svoboda
- 3000 m winners: Bahrain Mohammed Ayoub Tiouali (m) / Kenya Hellen Obiri
- Long Jump winners: Greece Miltiádis Tentóglou (m) / Greece Háido Alexoúli (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Greece Emmanouil Karalis (m) / Czech Republic Romana Maláčová (f)
- Women's High Jump winner: Ukraine Iryna Herashchenko
- Men's Shot Put winner: Czech Republic Tomáš Staněk
- February 2 & 3: European Athletics Permit meeting Combined Events in Estonia Tallinn
- Men's Heptathlon winner: Germany Kai Kazmirek
- Men's U20 Heptathlon winner: Estonia Hendrik Lillemets
- Women's Pentathlon winner: Ukraine Alina Shukh
- February 3: Reykjavik International Games in Iceland Reykjavík
- 60 m winners: Sweden Odain Rose (m) / United Kingdom Diani Walker (f)
- 400 m winners: United States Marquis Caldwell (m) / Iceland Arna Stefanía Gudmundsdóttir (f)
- 800 m winners: Iceland Sæmundur Ólafsson (m) / Kenya Emily Jerotich (f)
- Women's High Jump winner: Sweden Maja Nilsson
- Pole Vault winners: Iceland Bjarki Gíslason (m) / Iceland Hulda Thorsteinsdóttir (f)
- Long Jump winners: Iceland Kristinn Torfason (m) / Finland Anne-Mari Lehtiö (f)
- Shot Put winners: United Kingdom Scott Lincoln (m) / Iceland Thelma Lind Kristjánsdóttir
- February 3: Meeting Elite en Salle de Mondeville in France Mondeville
- 60 m winners: France Christophe Lemaitre (m) / Jamaica Remona Burchell (f)
- Women's 400 m winner: Slovakia Iveta Putalová
- Men's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Samuel Tefera
- Women's 2000 m winner: Ethiopia Meskerem Mamo
- Men's 3000 m winner: United Kingdom Jonathan Davies
- 60 m Hurdles winners: United States Jarret Eaton (m) / Ukraine Hanna Plotitsyna (f)
- Men's Triple Jump winner: United Kingdom Nathan Douglas
- Women's Pole Vault winner: France Ninon Guillon-Romarin
- February 7: Meeting de Paris Indoor in France Paris
- 60 m winners: Ivory Coast Arthur Gue Cissé (m) / Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou (f)
- 60 m Hurdles winners: United States Jarret Eaton (m) / Ukraine Hanna Plotitsyna (f)
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Greece Ekateríni Stefanídi
- Men's Triathlon winner: France Kevin Mayer
- February 9: Meeting Féminin du Val d'Oise in France Eaubonne
- Women's 60 m winner: Ivory Coast Marie-Josée Ta Lou
- Women's 200 m winner: Poland Anna Kiełbasińska
- Women's Triathlon winner: Belgium Nafissatou Thiam
- Women's 800 m winner: Ethiopia Habitam Alemu
- Women's 3000 m winner: United Kingdom Melissa Courtney
- Women's 60 m Hurdles winner: Finland Nooralotta Neziri
- Women's High Jump winner: United Kingdom Katarina Johnson-Thompson
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Russia Anzhelika Sidorova
- Women's Long Jump winner: Latvia Lauma Grīva
- February 10: Gugl Indoor Meeting in Austria Linz
- 60 m winners: Czech Republic Zdenek Stromšík (m) / Czech Republic Klára Seidlová (f)
- Women's 200 m winner: Czech Republic Marcela Pírková
- Men's 400 m winner: Turkey Yavuz Can
- Women's 800 m winner: Italy Irene Baldessari
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Brazil Silvio Henrique de Souza (m) / Croatia Ivana Lončarek (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Latvia Mareks Ārents (m) / Czech Republic Amálie Švábíková (f)
- Women's Long Jump winner: Austria Ivona Dadic
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Turkey Necati Er
- February 10: IFAM Indoor Meeting in Belgium Ghent
- 60 m winners: Belgium Robin Vanderbemden (m) / Netherlands Jamile Samuel (f)
- 400 m winners: Netherlands Tony van Diepen (m) / United Kingdom Zoey Clark (f)
- 800 m winners: Netherlands Maarten Plaum (m) / Italy Elena Bellò (f)
- 1500 m winners: Poland Marcin Lewandowski (m) / Ethiopia Alemaz Teshale (f)
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Regasa Chala
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Italy Simone Poccia (m) / Netherlands Eefje Boons (f)
- High Jump winners: Japan Naoto Tobe (m) / Republic of Ireland Sommer Lecky (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Netherlands Koen van der Wijst (m) / Netherlands Robin Wingbermühle (f)
- Long Jump winners: Republic of Ireland Adam McMullen (m) / Netherlands Hanne Maudens (f)
- February 11: Meeting Elite en Salle de Metz in France Metz
- 60 m winners: Jamaica Kimmari Roach (m) / Ivory Coast Marie Josée Ta Lou (f)
- Men's 200 m winner: France Christophe Lemaitre
- Women's 300 m winner: Switzerland Sarah Atcho
- 800 m winners: France Clement Dhainaut (m) / Kenya Nelly Jepkosgei (f)
- Men's 1500 m winner: Ethiopia Taresa Tolosa
- Men's 3000 m winner: Burundi Thierry Ndikumwenayo
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Cuba Roger Iribarne (m) / Finland Nooralotta Neziri (f)
- Men's Long Jump winner: South Africa Luvo Manyonga
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Greece Paraskeví Papahrístou
- February 13: Meeting Arena Liévin in France Liévin
- 60 m winners: Bahrain Andrew Fisher (m) / Brazil Rosângela Santos (f)
- 300 m winners: Belgium Jonathan Borlée (m) / Latvia Gunta Latiševa-Čudare (f)
- 800 m winners: Poland Adam Kszczot (m) / Ethiopia Habitam Alemu (f)
- Men's 1000 m winner: France Pierre-Ambroise Bosse
- 1500 m winners: Djibouti Ayanleh Souleiman (m) / Morocco Rababe Arafi (f)
- Men's 3000 m winner: Ethiopia Selemon Barega
- 60 m Hurdles winners: France Ludovic Payen (m) / Ukraine Hanna Plotitsyna (f)
- Pole Vault winners: China Xue Changrui (m) / Greece Ekateríni Stefanídi (f)
- Men's Triple Jump winner: Brazil Almir dos Santos
- February 18: Istanbul Cup Indoor Athletics Meeting in Turkey Istanbul
- 60 m winners: Turkey Emre Zafer Barnes (m) / Ukraine Hrystyna Stuy (f)
- 400 m winners: Bosnia and Herzegovina Amel Tuka (m) / Ukraine Anna Ryzhykova (f)
- Men's 1000 m winner: Bahrain Abraham Rotich
- Women's 1500 m winner: Albania Luiza Gega
- Men's 3000 m winner: Cyprus Amine Khadiri
- Women's 60 m Hurdles winner: Ukraine Hanna Plotitsyna
- Men's Long Jump winner: Ukraine Vladyslav Mazur
- Women's High Jump winner: Ukraine Kateryna Tabashnyk
- Women's Pole Vault winner: Turkey Demet Parlak
- Women's Triple Jump winner: Russia Viktoriya Prokopenko
- Men's Shot Put winner: Romania Andrei Gag
- February 21: AIT International Grand Prix in Republic of Ireland Anthlone
- February 21: Serbian Open Indoor Meeting in Serbia Belgrade
- February 25: All Star Perche in France Clermont-Ferrand
- TBD: Meeting Ville de Madrid in Spain Madrid
EA Outdoor Classic Meetings
- May 29: 16th European Athletics Festival Bydgoszcz in Poland Bydgoszcz
- June 2: Meeting of Andújar in Spain Andújar
- June 4: Memoriál Josefa Odložila in Czech Republic Prague
- June 8: 12th Meeting Iberoamericano de Atletismo in Spain Huelva
- June 8: 63rd Janusz Kusociński Memorial in Poland Szczecin
- June 13: Meeting de Montreuil in File:Flag of France.svg France
- June 16: Meeting de Marseille Pro Athlé Tour in France Marseille
EA Outdoor Area Permit Meetings
- May 5 & 6: Georgian Open Championships in Georgia (country) Tbilisi
- May 13: Meeting Elite de Montgeron in France Montgeron
- May 19 & 20: Caucasian Cup in Georgia (country) Tbilisi
- May 27: Meeting Elite de Forbach in France Forbach
EA Combined Events Area Permit Meetings
EA Outdoor Special Premium Meetings
CAA Major Events
- March 17: 2018 African Cross Country Championships in Algeria Chlef
- August 1 – 5: 2018 African Championships in Athletics in Nigeria Asaba
NACAC Major Events
- February 16 & 17: 2018 Central American Cross Country Championships in El Salvador San Salvador
- Seniors winners: Guatemala Alberto González Méndez (m) / Costa Rica Jenny Méndez Suanca (f)
- U20 winners: El Salvador Joseph Alejandro Hernandez Silva (m) / Costa Rica Noelia Vargas Mena (f)
- February 17: Pan American Cross Country Cup in El Salvador San Salvador
- Seniors winners: United States Joseph Gray (m) / Ecuador Carmen Toaquiza (f)
- U20 winners: United States Connor Lane (m) / Canada Brogan MacDougall (f)
- May 25 – 27: 2018 Central American Junior and Youth Championships in Athletics in Panama Panama City
- June 22 – 24: 2018 Central American Senior Championships in Athletics in Nicaragua Managua
- June 28 – July 1: OECS Track and Field Championships in Saint Kitts and Nevis Basseterre
- July 3 & 4: NACAC Combined Events Championships in Canada Ottawa
- August 10 – 12: 2018 NACAC Championships in Canada Toronto
CONSUDATLE
- March 16 & 17: South American Race Walking Championships in Ecuador Sucúa
- March 18: Ibero-American Marathon in File:Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela
OAA
- January 20 – 27: Oceania Masters Athletics Championships in New Zealand Dunedin
- For all results, click here.
- February 11: Oceania Race Walking Championships in Australia Adelaide[69]
- 20 km Walk winners: Sweden Perseus Karlström (m) / Australia Beki Smith (f)
- U20 10 km winners: Australia Declan Tingay (m) / Australia Katie Hayward (f)
- U18 5 km winners: Australia Joe Cross (m) / Australia Olivia Sandery (f)
- February 18: Oceania 10km Road Championships in Australia Hobart
- Winners: Australia Liam Adams (m) / Australia Lisa Jane Weightman (f)
- May 17 – 19: Melanesian Athletics Championships in Vanuatu Port Vila
- 100 m: Fiji Heleina Young (f)
- 200 m: Australia Nicole Kay (f)
- 400 m: Vanuatu Valentine Hello (f)
- 800 m: Australia Isabella Thornton-Bott (f)
- 1500 m: Australia Caitlin Murdock (f)
- 3000 m: Solomon Islands Sharon Firisua (F)
- 5000 m: File:Flag placeholder.svg Audrey Hall (f)
- 100 m Hurdles: Australia Rhonda Byrnes (f)
- 400 m Hurdles: Australia Madeline Putz (f)
- 4 × 100 m Relay: File:Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia A (Stephanie Welsh, Emma Klasen, Monique Quirk, Sophie White)
- High Jump: Australia Laura Perich (f)
- Pole Vault: Australia Isabelle Napier (f)
- Long Jump: Australia Allison Nankivell (f)
- Triple Jump: Australia Allison Nankivell (f)
- Shot Put: New Caledonia Ashley Bologna (f)
- Discus Throw: Australia Larissa O'Dea (f)
- June 9 & 10: Oceania Combined Events Championships in File:Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia
- June 14 – 16: Micronesian Athletics Championships in Northern Mariana Islands Saipan
- June 30 & July 1: Oceania Marathon and Half Marathon Championships File:Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia
- August 25: Oceania Cross Country Championships in TBD place
- September 6 – 8: Polynesian Regional Athletics Championships in Samoa Apia
AAA
- February 1 – 3: 2018 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships in Iran Tehran
- 60 m winners: Iran Hassan Taftian (m) / China Liang Xiaojing (f)
- 400 m winners: Qatar Abdalelah Haroun (m) / Kazakhstan Svetlana Golendova (f)
- 800 m winners: Qatar Abubaker Haydar Abdalla (m) / China Wang Chunyu (f)
- 1500 m winners: Iran Amir Moradi (m) / Sri Lanka Gayanthika Artigala (f)
- 3000 m winners: Iran Hossein Keyhani (m) / Kazakhstan Tatyana Neroznak (f)
- 60 m Hurdles winners: Kuwait Abdulaziz Al-Mandeel (m) / Kazakhstan Aigerim Shynazbekova (f)
- 4 × 400 m winners: File:Flag of Qatar.svg Qatar (m) / File:Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kazakhstan (f)
- High jump winners: Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim (m) / Uzbekistan Nadiya Dusanova (f)
- Pole Vault winners: Kazakhstan Nikita Filippov (m) / Kazakhstan Anastasiya Yermakova (f)
- Long jump winners: China Shi Yuhao (m) / Vietnam Bùi Thị Thu Thảo (f)
- Triple jump winners: Kuwait Khaled Al-Subaie (m) / Kazakhstan Irina Ektova (f)
- Shot put winners: Iran Ali Samari (m) / Uzbekistan Elena Smolyanova (f)
- Men's Heptathlon winner: Kuwait Majed Radhi Al-Sayed
- Women's Pentathlon winner: Iran Sepideh Tavakoli
Deaths
Athlete | Nation | Occupation | Age | Date | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Horace Ashenfelter | File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States | Steeplechaser | 94 | 6 January | [159] |
Cliff Bourland | File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States | Sprinter | 97 | 1 February | [160] |
Roger Bannister | File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom | Middle-distance athlete | 88 | 4 March | [161] |
László Tábori | File:Flag of Hungary.svg Hungary | Middle-distance athlete | 86 | 23 May | [162] |
Dick Quax | File:Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand | Long-distance athlete | 70 | 28 May | [163] |
Irena Szewińska | File:Flag of Poland.svg Poland | Sprinter | 72 | 29 June | [164] |
Lindy Remigino | File:Flag of the United States (23px).png United States | Sprinter | 87 | 11 July | [165] |
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- ↑ IAAF's 2018 World Half Marathon Championships Page
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- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Continental Cup Page
- ↑ Tokyo Marathon Website
- ↑ Chumba and Dibaba cruise to second Tokyo Marathon titles
- ↑ Boston Marathon Website
- ↑ Kawauchi and Linden defy harsh conditions – and the odds – to win in Boston
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- ↑ Kipchoge and Cheruiyot ensure Kenyan double at London Marathon
- ↑ BMW Berlin-Marathon Website
- ↑ Kipchoge breaks marathon world record in Berlin with stunning 2:01:39
- ↑ Bank of America Chicago Marathon Website
- ↑ Farah and Kosgei notch convincing Chicago Marathon victories
- ↑ TCS New York City Marathon Website
- ↑ Keitany and Desisa finish strongly to take New York City Marathon titles
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Qatar Athletic Super Grand Prix Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Prefontaine Classic Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Golden Gala Pietro Mennea Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Bislett Games Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Stockholm Bauhaus Athletics Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Meeting de Paris Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Athletissima Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Meeting International Mohammed VI d'Athlétisme de Rabat Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Herculis Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Müller Anniversary Games Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Müller Grand Prix Birmingham Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Weltklasse Zürich Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Memorial Van Damme Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Jamaica International Invitational Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Golden Grand Prix Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Fanny Blankers-Koen Games Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Paavo Nurmi Games Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Golden Spike Ostrava Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Meeting de Atletismo Madrid Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 P-T-S Meeting Hammer Throw Result Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 István Gyulai Memorial Results Page (Hammer Throw only)
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Grande Premio Brasil Caixa de Atletismo Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Kamila Skolimowska Memorial Hammer Throw Result Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 ISTAF Berlin Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's IWC Zagreb 2018 Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Weltklasse in Karlsruhe Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 PSD Bank Meeting Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Madrid Indoor Meeting Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Copernicus Cup Results Page
- ↑ IAAF's 2018 Müller Indoor Grand Prix Results Page
- ↑ Roe and Bougard take top honours in Florence
- ↑ World leads for Thiam and Warner in Gotzis
- ↑ Abele and Schäfer take convincing wins in Ratingen
- ↑ Ellenwood and Filip take Pan American Combined Events Cup in Ottawa
- ↑ Mayer breaks decathlon world record in Talence with 9126
- ↑ Molla and Teferi secure Ethiopian double in Atapuerca
- ↑ Kibet and Rengeruk claim top spots at Campaccio
- ↑ Cheruiyot and Kipkemboi take kenyan double in Antrim
- ↑ Barega and Jebet triumph in Elgoibar
- ↑ Cheptegei and Tirop prevail in Seville
- ↑ Teenage talents Kiplimo and Gidey triumph at Cinque Mulini
- ↑ El Bakkali and Rocha take expected titles at Almond Blossom Cross Country in Albufeira
- ↑ 69.0 69.1 Cool change, but sun continues to shine on Karlstrom’s summer Down Under
- ↑ Shange, Chocho and Gonzalez shine in Monterrey
- ↑ Bonilla sets 50km area record at South American Race Walking Championships
- ↑ Qieyang and Garcia prevail in Rio Maior
- ↑ Arevalo and Qieyang prevail in La Coruna
- ↑ Arevalo and Wang take top honours in Suzhou
- ↑ Sado beats the rain to regain Xiamen Marathon title
- ↑ 76.0 76.1 Ethiopians dominate once more in Houston
- ↑ Tollesa breaks course record at Hong Kong Marathon
- ↑ Geremew and Dereje take down course records in Dubai
- ↑ Matsuda dominates in Osaka on marathon debut
- ↑ Wasihun breaks course record in Barcelona
- ↑ Boulaid breaks course record in Seville
- ↑ Debutante Ndirangu cruises to Lake Biwa title
- ↑ Rupp and Haylu take convincing victories at Roma-Ostia half
- ↑ Assefa clocks 2:21:45 to take Nagoya marathon title
- ↑ Kiptanui and Woldu beat the winds at Lisbon half
- ↑ Loyanae and Hiru take Seoul Marathon titles
- ↑ Legese and Cheboror take victories at Chongqing Marathon
- ↑ Melly sizzles to 1:05:04 victory at Prague half marathon
- ↑ Lonyangata successfully defends Paris crown, Saina takes women's title
- ↑ Kipkemoi takes Rotterdam Marathon title
- ↑ Walelegn clocks 59:50 Turkish all-comers record at Istanbul half marathon
- ↑ Kiprop retains title and Bounasser takes surprise victory in heat of Vienna
- ↑ Kosimbei and Azmeraw triumph at Gifu Seiryu Half Marathon
- ↑ Geremew takes fourth straight win in Yangzhou
- ↑ Kipketer breaks course record in Madrid
- ↑ Haylay breaks course record at Yellow River Estuary International Marathon
- ↑ Rupp and Kitur take Prague Marathon wins
- ↑ Vrabcova-Nyvltova and Romanenko cruise to Karlovy Vary half marathon victories
- ↑ Berta and Mohammed earn Ottawa 10km victories
- ↑ Burka breaks Canadian all-comers record at Ottawa Marathon
- ↑ Kamworor and Tirop score Kenyan double at Bengaluru 10k
- ↑ Fisikovici and Traynor take top honours at České Budějovice
- ↑ Gezahegn retains title while Mohammed wins in close finish in Lanzhou
- ↑ Gudeta and Kiprop take Olomouc Half Marathon titles
- ↑ Mungara takes third Gold Coast Marathon victory while Chebitok sets race record
- ↑ Gudeta and Getahun take impressive victories in Bogota
- ↑ Kipruto threatens world 10km record at Prague Grand Prix
- ↑ Kiprop and Kipyokei take Usti nad Labem Half Marathon victories
- ↑ Hassan smashes European record at Copenhagen Half Marathon
- ↑ Favourites Kemboi and Kibarus deliver in Sydney
- ↑ Aiyabei ends Kenyan drought at Beijing Marathon
- ↑ 112.0 112.1 Saina clocks 2:05:21 South American all-comers record in Buenos Aires, Mokaka takes Cape Town victory
- ↑ 113.0 113.1 Three race records fall in wind-swept Lisbon
- ↑ Cherono clocks 2:04:06 Dutch all-comers record in Amsterdam
- ↑ Debutante Gemechu clocks 1:06:50 course record at Delhi Half Marathon
- ↑ Belete breaks course record at Toronto Marathon
- ↑ Assefa breaks course record at Frankfurt Marathon
- ↑ Kiptum breaks world half marathon record in Valencia with 58:18
- ↑ 119.0 119.1 119.2 Road round-up: Chepngetich storms through 2:19 barrier in Istanbul, Course records for El Aaraby in Beirut and Masai at Hefei
- ↑ 120.0 120.1 120.2 Road round-up: Cheptegei clocks 15km world best in Nijmegen, Melese breaks Shanghai Marathon course
- ↑ Hattori claims upset victory in Fukuoka
- ↑ Gebrselassie clocks 2:04:30 Spanish all-comers record in Valencia
- ↑ 123.0 123.1 123.2 Road round-up: Ziani and Girma take Guangzhou victories, Eshete sprints to Saitama title
- ↑ Gobena and Deksisa secure Ethiopian double in Mumbai
- ↑ Waweru and Saina secure Kenyan double at Marugame Half Marathon
- ↑ Consistent Kawauchi wins in New Taipei City
- ↑ Kiptum breaks course record at Daegu Marathon
- ↑ Negusse and Kiprop win in Hannover
- ↑ Tura and Kabuu triumph at Milan Marathon
- ↑ Tusa wins third straight Rome marathon title
- ↑ Omullo and Ivanova take top honours in Warsaw
- ↑ Kibet and Dida battle harsh conditions to win in Okpekpe
- ↑ Ekiru breaks course record at Mexico City Marathon
- ↑ Salpeter and Cheptegei prevail at Dam tot Damloop 10-miler
- ↑ Berhanu and Mekasha notch Ethiopian doubles in Hengshui
- ↑ 136.0 136.1 Road round-up: Kiplimo beats Edris at Giro al Sas, Choge and Ebongon take Kosice Peace Marathon wins, Rayner and Chekwel take inaugural Commonwealth Half Marathon titles
- ↑ 137.0 137.1 137.2 Road round-up: Tsegay and Claude-Boxberger prevail in Paris, Cheptegei triumphs in Durban
- ↑ 138.0 138.1 138.2 Road round-up: race records smashed in Ljubljana, Adugna leads Ethiopian double in Cassis
- ↑ 139.0 139.1 139.2 Road round-up: Chelimo takes US 5km title in New York, course records fall in Hangzhou, Porto and Nice
- ↑ 140.0 140.1 140.2 Road round-up: Course records smashed in Shenzhen and Mersin, Ethiopian double in Kolkata
- ↑ Wanders breaks European record at Houilles 10km
- ↑ Kiplimo clocks 26:41 over 10km in Madrid while Kosgei and Obiri crack 30
- ↑ Kiprotich breaks Nigerian all-comers’ record at Lagos City Marathon
- ↑ Kipyokei sets Mexican all-comers’ record at Guadalajara Half Marathon
- ↑ Kenya scores a double in Barcelona
- ↑ Somikwo and Oigo beat the Baltic chill at Gdynia half
- ↑ Sang and Njeru secure Kenyan double in Warsaw
- ↑ Godana and Furuse land first career marathon victories in Nagano
- ↑ Clear wins for Alemu and Kiptoo in Lodz
- ↑ Course records fall at Kyiv Half Marathon
- ↑ Yegon and Amelework take marathon wins in Geneva
- ↑ Koech breaks Dalian course record
- ↑ Records fall at Riga Marathon
- ↑ Calvin breaks course and French records at Langueux 10km
- ↑ Kibet and Karneyenka take top honours in Brcko
- ↑ Negewo breaks course record at Minsk Half Marathon
- ↑ Road round-up: Berhanu and Mekasha notch Ethiopian doubles in Hengshui, Metto leads Kenyan double in Warsaw
- ↑ Salpeter clocks 2:24:17 course record in Florence
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- ↑ Cliff Bourland, America's oldest living gold medalist, dies at 97
- ↑ "Sir Roger Bannister: First man to run a mile in under four minutes dies at 88". BBC Sport. 4 March 2018. Retrieved 4 March 2018.
- ↑ "Hungarian runner and coach Laszlo Tabori dies aged 86".
- ↑ "New Zealand running great Dick Quax dies, aged 70, after long battle with cancer". Stuff.co.nz. 28 May 2018. Retrieved 28 May 2018.
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Notes
- ↑ This performance was not officially ratified as NCAA anti-doping procedures do not meet international standards
- ↑ This performance was not officially ratified as NCAA anti-doping procedures do not meet international standards
- ↑ The 50,000 metres (track) is not a recognised event for record purposes, however, this represents the world's best performance
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