Jordan Anthony, Noah Lyles and Rye Benjamin go to Tokyo Gold Grand Prix (May 17)

May 8, 2026

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TOKYO (JPN). 60m indoor world champion Jordan Anthony will compete in 200 m Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo on May 17 (WACT Gold).

Ry Benjamin won gold in the 400m hurdles in Tokyo. Photo by Brian Eder for RunBlogRun

As previously announced, Noah Lyles will compete in the 100m race and world champion Ray Benjamin goes face to face Muzala Samukonga 400 m. Early world leader Rumesh Tharanga Patirag from Sri Lanka will face the European champion. Jakub Wadlejch men’s javelin and Olympic champion Haruka Kitaguchi will meet in Europe 2022 Elina Tsenko and 2023 World silver medalist Flor Dennis Ruiz in the women’s javelin.

That’s where the guts comes in Noah Lyles vs the field Tokyo 2025 Photo by Brian Eder for RunBlogRun

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