Over 100 hours of IAAF World Championships coverage to air on NBC family of networks

8/1/2017

 

INDIANAPOLIS -- NBC, NBCSN, the newly launched Olympic Channel and NBC Sports Gold are teaming up to air more than 100 hours of the best track & field coverage in the world during the 2017 IAAF World Championships in London, England.

Live broadcast action from Olympic Stadium in London kicks off Friday, August 4 on the Olympic Channel with individual field event streaming coverage on NBC Sports Gold, and highlights of the day on NBCSN.

Each day’s field events will have a dedicated streaming feed on NBC Sports Gold, with live television coverage on either NBC or NBCSN. The Olympic Channel, launched in the U.S. on July 15, will carry highlights of the action from London every day beginning Saturday, August 5.

Team USATF opens up competition on August 4 at Olympic Stadium in London. Fans can follow along with #TeamUSATF at #London2017 on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook.

Date	Channel	Event	Start (ET)	End (ET)
Friday, 8/4	Olympic Channel	Day 1 - Evening Session	1:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBC Sports Gold	Olympic Channel: Day 1	3:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 1	3:00 PM	5:50 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBC Sports Gold	Discus: Day 1	3:15 PM	5:40 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 1	3:30 PM	4:40 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBC Sports Gold	Pole Vault: Day 1	3:45 PM	6:00 PM	Live
Friday, 8/4	NBCSN	Day 1 - Evening Session	7:00 PM	9:00 PM	Tape Delay
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 2	5:00 AM	8:00 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBCSN	Day 2 - Morning Session	5:00 AM	8:00 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 2	6:00 AM	9:35 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 2	6:00 AM	6:50 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Hammer Throw: Day 2	6:35 AM	9:05 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Triple Jump: Day 2	7:00 AM	8:10 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 2	7:30 AM	9:50 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	Olympic Channel	Day 2 - Morning Session	9:30 AM	12:30 PM	Tape Delay
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	NBC Feed: Day 2	3:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 2	3:00 PM	3:45 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC	Day 2 - Evening Session	3:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 2	3:05 PM	5:50 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Discus: Day 2	3:25 PM	4:35 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 2	4:05 PM	5:30 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/5	Olympic Channel	Day 2 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	10:00 PM	Tape Delay
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 3	5:00 AM	12:00 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBCSN	Day 3 - Morning Session	5:00 AM	12:00 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 3	6:00 AM	7:10 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 3	6:05 AM	9:50 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Pole Vault: Day 3	6:40 AM	9:00 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	M Marathon: Day 3	6:50 AM	9:40 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Javelin: Day 3	7:45 AM	9:45 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	W Marathon: Day 3	10:00 AM	1:00 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	NBC Feed: Day 3	2:30 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC	Day 3 - Evening Session	2:30 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Pole Vault: Day 3	3:00 PM	5:10 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Javelin: Day 3	3:05 PM	5:30 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 3	3:10 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 3	4:35 PM	5:40 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/6	Olympic Channel	Day 3 - Morning Session	5:00 PM	11:59 PM	Tape Delay
Sunday, 8/6	Olympic Channel	Day 3 - Evening Session	11:59 PM	2:30 AM	Tape Delay
Monday, 8/7	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 4	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Monday, 8/7	NBCSN	Day 4 - Evening Session	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Monday, 8/7	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 4	2:30 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Monday, 8/7	NBC Sports Gold	Triple Jump: Day 4	2:35 PM	5:45 PM	Live
Monday, 8/7	NBC Sports Gold	Hammer Throw: Day 4	3:00 PM	4:10 PM	Live
Monday, 8/7	Olympic Channel	Day 4 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	12:00 AM	Tape Delay
Tuesday, 8/8	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 5	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	NBCSN	Day 5 - Evening Session	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	NBC Sports Gold	Javelin: Day 5	3:20 PM	4:30 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 5	3:30 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	NBC Sports Gold	Pole Vault: Day 5	3:35 PM	5:45 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 5	4:40 PM	5:30 PM	Live
Tuesday, 8/8	Olympic Channel	Day 5 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	11:30 PM	Tape Delay
Wednesday, 8/9	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 6	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	NBCSN	Day 6 - Evening Session	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 6	3:05 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 6	3:10 PM	4:20 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	NBC Sports Gold	Hammer Throw: Day 6	3:20 PM	5:50 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 6	4:25 PM	5:25 PM	Live
Wednesday, 8/9	Olympic Channel	Day 6 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	11:30 PM	Tape Delay
Thursday, 8/10	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 7	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	NBCSN	Day 7 - Evening Session	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 7	2:30 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	NBC Sports Gold	Javelin: Day 7	3:05 PM	5:35 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 7	3:10 PM	5:20 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	NBC Sports Gold	Triple Jump: Day 7	4:20 PM	5:45 PM	Live
Thursday, 8/10	Olympic Channel	Day 7 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	12:00 AM	Tape Delay
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 8	5:00 AM	7:30 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBCSN	Day 8 - Morning Session	5:00 AM	7:30 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 8	6:00 AM	7:20 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Discus: Day 8	6:10 AM	8:30 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 8	7:05 AM	8:15 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 8	7:15 AM	9:25 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	Olympic Channel	Day 8 - Morning Session	7:30 AM	10:30 AM	Tape Delay
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Shot Put: Day 8	8:55 AM	9:45 AM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 8	1:00 PM	3:55 PM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 8	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Friday, 8/11	Olympic Channel	Day 8 - Evening Session	2:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 8	3:05 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Long Jump: Day 8	3:10 PM	4:35 PM	Live
Friday, 8/11	NBC Sports Gold	Hammer Throw: Day 8	4:30 PM	5:40 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	Olympic Channel	Day 10 - Morning Session	3:00 AM	11:00 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	NBCSN Feed: Day 9	5:00 AM	7:00 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBCSN	Day 9 - Morning Session	5:00 AM	7:00 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 9	6:00 AM	8:05 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	Discus: Day 9	7:00 AM	9:10 AM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	Olympic Channel	Day 9 - Morning Session	9:00 AM	12:00 PM	Tape Delay
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	Pole Vault: Day 9	10:15 AM	1:20 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	Javelin: Day 9	1:30 PM	5:30 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	NBC Feed: Day 9	3:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC	Day 9 - Evening Session	3:00 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 9	3:05 PM	5:00 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 9	4:05 PM	5:55 PM	Live
Saturday, 8/12	Olympic Channel	Day 9 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	10:00 PM	Tape Delay
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	50km Race Walk: Day 10	3:45 AM	8:05 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	20km Race Walk: Day 10	8:20 AM	11:55 AM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	NBC Feed: Day 10	2:30 PM	4:30 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC	Day 10 - Evening Session	2:30 PM	4:30 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	High Jump: Day 10	3:00 PM	4:50 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	Discus: Day 10	3:10 PM	4:20 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	NBC Sports Gold	Track Events: Day 10	3:35 PM	5:20 PM	Live
Sunday, 8/13	Olympic Channel	Day 10 - Evening Session	8:00 PM	10:00 PM	Tape Delay

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Los Angeles Declares Candidature for Olympic Games 2028 - IOC to contribute USD 1.8 billion to the local Organising Committee

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International Olympic Committee Press Release View this press release online     July 31, 2017 Los Angeles Declares Candidature for Olympic Games 2028 - IOC to contribute USD 1.8 billion to the local Organising Committee In line with Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC is pleased to release today the Host City Contract 2028 following the declaration of candidature by the Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Candidature Committee for the Olympic Games 2028. In it, the IOC stipulates that it will make contributions to the Organising Committee representing an overall estimated value of USD 1.8 billion.   In comparison to the Host City Contract 2024, the IOC is making two major changes: the IOC will advance funds to a Los Angeles Organising Committee in view of the longer planning period and to increase participation and access to youth sports programmes in the City of Los Angeles in the years leading up to the Games. “The IOC welcomes this decision of the Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Candidature Committee. and we are pleased to release the Host City contract 2028 in a transparent and timely manner,” said IOC President Thomas Bach. “Los Angeles presented an excellent candidature that embraces the Olympic Agenda 2020 sustainability priorities by maximising the use of existing facilities and encouraging the engagement of more youth in the Olympic Movement. Therefore, we are very happy that, as part of this Host City Contract, we are able to increase the access of the city’s youth to sport, and encourage the healthy lifestyle of Angelenos for the next 11 years. We are very confident that we can reach a tripartite agreement under the leadership of the IOC with LA and Paris in August, creating a win-win-win situation for all three partners. This agreement will be put forward to the IOC Session in Lima in September for ratification.” The IOC will continue to work in close collaboration with Los Angeles in the lead-up to the possible ratification of the tripartite agreement by the full IOC membership at the 131st IOC Session in Lima, Peru, in September 2017. For further information on the Host City Contract for the Olympic Games 2028, please click here. ### The International Olympic Committee is a not-for-profit independent international organisation made up of volunteers, which is committed to building a better world through sport. It redistributes more than 90 per cent of its income to the wider sporting movement, which means that every day the equivalent of 3.25 million US dollars goes to help athletes and sports organisations at all levels around the world. ### For more information, please contact the IOC Media Relations Team: Tel: +41 21 621 6000, email: pressoffice@olympic.org, or visit our web site at www.olympic.org. Broadcast quality footage The IOC Newsroom: http://iocnewsroom.com/ Videos YouTube: www.youtube.com/iocmedia Photos For an extensive selection of photos available shortly after each event, please follow us on Flickr. To request archive photos and footage, please contact our Images team at: images@olympic.org.

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