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Introduction: The Tokyo 2025 World Athletics Kenyan schedule and Time.
The World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 are set to ignite the world of track and field, and for Kenyan fans, the excitement is at an all-time high. Our athletes have arrived in Tokyo ready to compete for glory, and we have created a special Kenyan athletes Tokyo 2025 schedule (also Kenyan athletes Tokyo 2025 program) to help you follow every moment.
This is your definitive guide to every event featuring a Kenyan athlete, with all times adjusted to Kenyan Time / EAT so you don’t miss a single moment of the action. If you need a full program for Tokyo 2025 World Athletics Kenyan Time /EAT from day 1-9, find the detailed Schedule for World Athletics Championship in Tokyo 2025.
All times are in Local Tokyo Time and Kenyan Time or East African Time (EAT), which is 6 hours behind Tokyo.
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📌 Here are the most anticipated Kenyan events (all in Kenyan Time / EAT):
- 👑 Faith Kipyegon – Women’s 1500m Final: A must-watch event. The world record holder is chasing more history.
- 📅 Sept 16, 🕓 4:05 pm Kenyan Time/EAT
- 🏃♂️ Ferdinand Omanyala – Men’s 100m heats: Our sprint king aiming for a historic qualification to the finals.
- 📅 Sept 13, 🕓 2:35 pm Kenyan Time/EAT
- ⚡ Mary Moraa – Women’s 800m Final: The “Dancing Queen” bringing her bold front-running style to the biggest stage. Don’t miss the Mary Moraa 800m final time.
- 📅 Sept 21, 🕓 1:35 pm Kenyan Time/EAT
- 🏃♀️ Beatrice Chebet – Women’s 5000m Final: A race with massive medal potential for Kenya’s long-distance queen. Mark your calendars for the Beatrice Chebet 5000m final time.
- 📅 Sept 20, 🕓 3:29 pm Kenyan Time
- 🏃♂️ Emmanuel Wanyonyi – Men’s 800m Final: The Olympic champion is the man to beat. You’ll want to know the Emmanuel Wanyonyi 800m final time to catch this showdown.
- 📅 Sept 20, 🕓 4:22 pm Kenyan Time
- 🥏 Julius Yego – Men’s Javelin Throw Final: “The YouTube Man” is back and aiming for one big throw. Don’t miss the Julius Yego Men’s Javelin Throw Final time.
- 📅 Sept 18, 🕓 1:23 pm Kenyan Time / EAT
Saturday, 13 September – Day 1
Morning Session
- 5:55 AM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 11:55 (Tokyo): 4 by 400m Mixed Relays Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Allan Kipyego, Boniface Ontuga Mweresa, Zablon Ekhal Ekwam, Dennis Masika Mulongo, David Sanayek Kapirante, Kelvin Kiprotich Tonui, Mercy Chebet (Mixed), Lanoline Aoko (Mixed), Esther Mbagari (Mixed).
- Buzz: Not so popular among Kenyan athletes but the ladies and gentlemen are determined to make a mark and qualify for the finals.
Evening Session
- 12:05 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 18:05 (Tokyo): Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Edmund Serem, Simon Kiprop Koech, Abraham Kibiwot
- The Buzz: The steeplechase is a source of national pride. Our trio will be looking to comfortably qualify for the final and keep Kenya’s rich legacy in the event alive.
- 1:50 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:50 (Tokyo): Women’s 1500m Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Kipyegon, Nelly Chepchirchir, Susan Lokayo Ejore, Dorcas Ewoi
- The Buzz: The legendary Faith Kipyegon begins her quest for another world title. The heats are the first step on the road to the Faith Kipyegon 1500m final time, a moment all of Kenya is waiting for.
- 2:35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:35 (Tokyo): Men’s 100m Heats
- Kenyan Athlete: Ferdinand Omanyala
- The Buzz: The “Beast from the East” takes center stage. This is your first chance to catch the electrifying Ferdinand Omanyala race time Tokyo as he begins his campaign.
- 3:30 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:30 (Tokyo): Women’s 10,000m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Beatrice Chebet, Agnes Jebet Ngetich, Janeth Chepngetich
- The Buzz: This is a huge medal opportunity for Kenya. Chebet and Ngetich are two of the strongest distance runners in the world, and this race could see a podium sweep.
- 4:20 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:20 (Tokyo): 4 by 400m Mixed Relays Finals
- Kenyan Athletes: Allan Kipyego, Boniface Ontuga Mweresa, Zablon Ekhal Ekwam, Dennis Masika Mulongo, David Sanayek Kapirante, Kelvin Kiprotich Tonui, Mercy Chebet (Mixed), Lanoline Aoko (Mixed), Esther Mbagari (Mixed). (If they Qualify).
- Buzz: Securing a chance to the podium is the target of these ladies and gentlemen.
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Sunday, 14 September – Day 2
Morning Session
- 02:00 AM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 08:00 (Tokyo): Women’s Marathon Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Peres Jepchirchir, Jackline Cherono, Magdaline Masai Yeko
- The Buzz: The Kenyan marathon queens are in Tokyo to defend their legacy. The morning heat will be a challenge, but Peres Jepchirchir is a master of the major championship marathon.
- 📌Note that the women Marathon will take place in the dead of the night for Kenyan fans. You better set your alarm to wake up at 2:00 AM to watch Women’s Marathon Kenyan time or Women’s Marathon EAT time.
- 3:35 AM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 9:35 (Tokyo): Men’s 1500m Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech, Reynold Cheruiyot, Timothy Cheruiyot
- The Buzz: A deep field for Kenya in the metric mile. The heats are about survival—all three athletes have the speed and experience to progress to the next round.
- 📌Note that the Men’s 1500m Heats will take place in the dead of the night for Kenyan fans. You better set your alarm to wake up at 3:35 AM to watch Men’s 1500m Heats Kenyan time or Men’s 1500m Heats EAT time.
Evening Session
- 12:35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 18:35 (Tokyo) Men’s 400m Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: George Mutinda, Brian Onyari Tinega, Kevin Kipkorir.
- Buzz: This is a new territory that Kenyan athletes will venture in. Lets see how they perform in the Men’s 400 Heats.
- 1. 25 pm (Kenyan Time /EAT) / 18:35 (Tokyo) Women’s 400m Heats
- Kenyan Athlete: Mercy Adongo Oketch
- The Buzz: Not dominated by Kenyans, will Mercy rise to the occasion and put Kenya on the map in the Women’s 400m race?
- 2:43 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:43 (Tokyo): Men’s 100m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athlete: Ferdinand Omanyala (if he qualifies)
- The Buzz: This is where the true contenders emerge. Omanyala will need a powerful, clean race to book his ticket to the final. Don’t miss this crucial Ferdinand Omanyala race time Tokyo.
- 3:05 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:05 (Tokyo): Women’s 1500m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Kipyegon, Nelly Chepchirchir, Susan Lokayo Ejore, Dorcas Ewoi (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The field thins out, and the pace will be faster. Kipyegon will look to conserve energy while her teammates fight for a spot in the final.
- 3:30 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:30 (Tokyo): Men’s 10,000m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Edwin Kurgat, Ishmael Rokitto Kipkurui, Benson Kiplangat
- The Buzz: Our men’s distance squad will face a global challenge. This race is known for its tactical battles, and Kenya will need to work as a team to secure a medal.
Monday, 15 September – Day 3
Morning Session
- 02:00 AM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 08:00 (Tokyo): Men’s Marathon Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Vincent Kipkemoi Ngetich, Erick Kiplagat Sang, Kennedy Kimutai
- The Buzz: The men’s marathon team will be running for glory in the hot Tokyo conditions. Known for their endurance, the Kenyan men will be aiming for a podium finish.
- 📌Note that the Men’s Marathon Final will take place in the dead of the night for Kenyan fans. You better set your alarm to wake up at 2:00 AM to watch Men’s Marathon Final Kenyan time or Men’s Marathon Final EAT time.
- 03:15 AM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 09:15 (Tokyo): Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Cherotich, Doris Lemngole Cherop, Pamela Kosgei
- The Buzz: A strong trio for Kenya in this event. They’ll need to navigate the barriers and the water jump smoothly to advance to the final.
- 📌Note that the Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats will take place in the dead of the night for Kenyan fans. You better set your alarm to wake up at 3:15 AM to watch Women’s Steeplechase Heats Kenyan time or Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats EAT time.
Evening Session
- 3:30 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:30 (Tokyo): Men’s 1500m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech, Reynold Cheruiyot, Timothy Cheruiyot (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The stakes are high. This semifinal will determine who makes it to the final. The Cheruiyot’s and Koech’s experience will be key here.
- 3:55 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:55 (Tokyo): Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Edmund Serem, Simon Kiprop Koech, Abraham Kibiwot (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The final. This is where the medals are won. Kenyan fans will be on the edge of their seats hoping for a return to the top of the podium.
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Tuesday, 16 September – Day 4
Evening Session
- 1:35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:35 (Tokyo): Men’s 800m Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Nicholas Kiplangat Kebenei, Kelvin Kimtai Loti
- The Buzz: Olympic Champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi begins his quest for his first world title. This should be an easy-paced run to get a feel for the track and secure a spot in the semifinals.
- 3:05 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:05 (Tokyo): Women’s 400m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athlete: Mercy Adongo Oketch (if she qualifies)
- The Buzz: Oketch will face the best in the world. A strong showing here would be a significant achievement for Kenya’s growing sprint program.
- 3: 35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21: 35 (Tokyo): Men’s 400m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athletes: George Mutinda, Brian Onyari Tinega, Kevin Kipkorir (if they qualify)
- Buzz: This is a new territory that Kenyan athletes will venture in. Will they conquer?
- 16:05 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:05 (Tokyo): Women’s 1500m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Kipyegon, Nelly Chepchirchir, Susan Lokayo Ejore, Dorcas Ewoi (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: This is a must-watch event. Faith Kipyegon is looking to cement her legacy as the greatest. The Faith Kipyegon 1500m final time will be a moment for the history books.
Wednesday, 17 September – Day 5
Evening Session
- 1:10 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:10 (Tokyo): Javelin Throw Qualification-Group A.
- Kenyan Athlete: Julius Yego.
- Buzz: The Youtube Man aims to regain his lost glory, but he has to overcome the group competition.
- 2:45 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:45 (Tokyo): Javelin Throw Qualification-Group B.
- Kenyan Athlete: Julius Yego.
- Buzz: The Youtube Man aims to regain his lost glory, but he has to overcome the group competition.
- 3:57 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:57 (Tokyo): Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Cherotich, Doris Lemngole Cherop, and Pamela Kosgei (if they qualify).
- Buzz: This final is one many Kenyans will be eager to watch, especially with Kenyan-born Bahraini athlete Winfred Yavi going head-to-head with the talented Faith Cherotich.
- 16:20 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:20 (Tokyo): Men’s 1500m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech, Reynold Cheruiyot, Timothy Cheruiyot (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The “metric mile” final. Expect a fast and tactical race with the Kenyans positioning themselves for a podium finish.
Thursday, 18 September – Day 6
Evening Session
- 1:23 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:23 (Tokyo): Men’s Javelin Throw Final
- Kenyan Athlete: Julius Yego (if he qualifies)
- The Buzz: “The YouTube Man” is back. After a long career, Yego is aiming for one more world title. Fans will be cheering for every throw as he aims for a podium finish. Be sure to note the Julius Yego Men’s Javelin Throw Final time.
- 1:55 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:55 (Tokyo): Women’s 800m Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Mary Moraa, Lilian Odira, Vivian Chebet Kiprotich, Sarah Moraa
- The Buzz: The “Dancing Queen” Mary Moraa will lead a very strong Kenyan contingent. The heats are about moving on with minimal effort to save it for the final.
- 3:45 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:45 (Tokyo): Men’s 800m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Nicholas Kiplangat Kebenei, Kelvin Kimtai Loti (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The field narrows to the top athletes. Wanyonyi will be aiming for a decisive win to assert his dominance ahead of the final.
- 4:10 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:10 (Tokyo): Men’s 400m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: George Mutinda, Brian Onyari Tinega, Kevin Kipkorir (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: A major achievement for any Kenyan athlete to reach this final. The goal will be to run a personal best and put Kenya on the map in this event.
- 4:24 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:24 (Tokyo): Women’s 400m Final
- Kenyan Athlete: Mercy Adongo Oketch (if she qualifies)
- The Buzz: The single lap. Oketch will have to leave it all on the track to challenge for a medal against the world’s best.
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Friday, 19 September – Day 7
Evening Session
- 2:05 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:05 (Tokyo): Men’s 5000m Heats
- Kenyan Athlete: Nicholas Kipkorir
- The Buzz: Nicholas will be the lone Kenyan in this event. The focus is to qualify for the final and manage his energy.
- 2:45 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:45 (Tokyo): Women’s 800m Semi-Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Mary Moraa, Lilian Odira, Vivian Chebet Kiprotich, Sarah Moraa (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: This will be a tactical and fast-paced semifinal. Moraa will be in contention for a spot in the final, and we hope to see all Kenyans qualify.
Saturday, 20 September – Day 8
Evening Session
- 1:35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:35 (Tokyo): Men’s 4x400m Relay Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Allan Kipyego, Boniface Ontuga Mweresa, Zablon Ekhal Ekwam, Dennis Masika Mulongo, David Sanayek Kapirante, Kelvin Kiprotich Tonui
- The Buzz: The men’s team will be looking to make an impact and qualify for the final. A podium finish for the men’s relay would be a monumental step for Kenyan track and field.
- 14:25 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:25 (Tokyo): Men’s 4x100m Relay Heats
- Kenyan Athletes: Ferdinand Omanyala, Steve Onyango Odhiambo, Meshack Kitsubuli Babu, Mark Otieno Odhiambo, Dennis Mwai, Clinton Aluvi Owatinya
- The Buzz: The speedsters of Kenya. The team will be aiming to get the baton around cleanly and secure a lane in the final. With Omanyala on the anchor leg, anything is possible.
- 15:29 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 21:29 (Tokyo): Women’s 5000m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Faith Kipyegon, Beatrice Chebet, Agnes Jebet Ngetich, Margaret Akidor (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: Another incredible opportunity for a Kenyan sweep. With Kipyegon, Chebet, and Ngetich, this final promises to be a masterclass in long-distance running. Keep an eye on the Beatrice Chebet 5000m final time.
- 16:22 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 22:22 (Tokyo): Men’s 800m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Nicholas Kiplangat Kebenei, Kelvin Kimtai Loti (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: Emmanuel Wanyonyi is the man to beat. This final will be a showdown of raw speed and endurance, and all of Kenya will be cheering for a gold medal. Mark your calendar for the Emmanuel Wanyonyi 800m final time.
Sunday, 21 September – Day 9
Evening Session
- 13:35 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:35 (Tokyo): Women’s 800m Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Mary Moraa, Lilian Odira, Vivian Chebet Kiprotich, Sarah Moraa (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The final race for the women’s middle-distance runners. Mary Moraa is a proven champion, and she will be fighting for gold. Don’t miss this pivotal Mary Moraa 800m final time.
- 13:50 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 19:50 (Tokyo): Men’s 5000m Final
- Kenyan Athlete: Nicholas Kipkorir (if he qualifies)
- The Buzz: Nicholas will face a deep and challenging field in this final, a test of his mental and physical strength.
- 14:25 PM (Kenyan Time / EAT) / 20:25 (Tokyo): Men’s 4x400m Relay Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Allan Kipyego, Boniface Ontuga Mweresa, Zablon Ekhal Ekwam, Dennis Masika Mulongo, David Sanayek Kapirante, Kelvin Kiprotich Tonui (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: This is about teamwork and heart. The Kenyan men will be looking to cap off the championships with a strong performance in the final relay.
- 15:20 PM (Kenyan Time) / 21:20 (Tokyo): Men’s 4x100m Relay Final
- Kenyan Athletes: Ferdinand Omanyala, Steve Onyango Odhiambo, Meshack Kitsubuli Babu, Mark Otieno Odhiambo, Dennis Mwai, Clinton Aluvi Owatinya (if they qualify)
- The Buzz: The last race of the championships! With Omanyala on the anchor leg, this team is a genuine medal threat. They will be aiming to end the championships with a bang!
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As you can see, the Kenyan athletes Tokyo 2025 program or Kenya’s athletes schedule in Tokyo 2025 is a roadmap to witnessing history being made by Kenyans. It’s a testament to the country’s diverse and formidable talent in athletics. Let’s cheer on Team Kenya as they chase gold and glory! Don’t miss any event, bookmark this page for quick access to the Kenyan athletes Tokyo 2025 program.
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