ISTAF Indoor Berlin 2026 - Live Stream

View the live stream, results, entry lists and meet schedule for the 2026 ISTAF Indoor Berlin.

The ISTAF Indoor Berlin returns to the Uber Arena on Friday, March 6, 2026, bringing another high-energy evening of world-class athletics to the German capital as part of the World Athletics Indoor Tour.

Recognized as one of the largest and most atmospheric indoor athletics meetings in the world, the event regularly attracts more than 10,000 spectators, who pack the arena to watch Olympic champions, world medalists, and Europe’s top athletes compete on a compact, entertainment-driven program.

How to Watch

The event will be broadcast live on ZDF in Germany, TVP Sports in Poland and in several countries worldwide on Flosports. The live coverage is scheduled to start at 18:20 Central European Time.

• WATCH LIVE ON ZDF (German IP may be required)
• WATCH THE LIVE STREAM ON TVP SPORTS
• WATCH LIVE ON FLOSPORTS

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Meet Schedule (Time Central European = GMT -1)

• 04:00 pm – Doors open
• 04:30 pm – Schools Cup Individual Sprints
• 04:50 pm – 50m Wheelchair Race
• 05:00 pm – Special Olympics Relays
• 05:10 pm – Schools Cup Relays
• 05:20 pm – Schools Cup Ceremonies
• 05:35 pm – Women’s 60m Hurdles – Heat 1
• 05:45 pm – Women’s 60m Hurdles – Heat 2
• 05:55 pm – 60m Para-Sprint – Heat 1
• 06:05 pm – 60m Para-Sprint – Heat 2
• 06:10 pm – Opening Ceremony
• 06:22 pm – Women’s Long Jump
• 06:35 pm – Men’s 60m – Heat 1
• 06:45 pm – Men’s 60m – Heat 2
• 07:10 pm – Men’s Pole Vault
• 07:15 pm – Women’s 60m – Heat 1
• 07:25 pm – Women’s 60m – Heat 2
• 07:40 pm – Women’s 60m Hurdles – Final
• 07:55 pm – Men’s 60m Hurdles – Final
• 08:15 pm – 60m Para-Sprint – Final
• 08:25 pm – Men’s 60m – Final
• 08:35 pm – Women’s 60m – Final
• 09:10 pm – Women’s Shot Put
• 10:20 pm – Ceremonies

The meeting will feature a fast-paced lineup of events including the men’s and women’s 60 meters, 60m hurdles, men’s pole vault, women’s long jump, and women’s shot put, as well as a para-athletics 60m sprint.

One of the highlights of the evening is expected to be the women’s 60m hurdles, where several of Europe’s leading specialists are set to clash. Swiss star Ditaji Kambundji, one of the fastest hurdlers in the world indoors, leads a strong field that also includes Dutch standout Nadine Visser and Poland’s Pia Skrzyszowska.

German fans will also look forward to seeing Olympic long jump champion Malaika Mihambo, who is expected to compete in front of the home crowd in the women’s long jump.

In the sprints, Britain’s Jeremiah Azu is among the athletes aiming for a fast performance in the men’s 60 meters, an event that traditionally produces some of the quickest times of the European indoor season.