Vinthundsvintern 2026 - Live Stream
View the live stream, results, entry lists and meet schedule for the 2026 Vinthundsvintern, an indoor track and field meeting.
Distance runners take center stage this Saturday, January 24, as the annual Vinthundsvintern indoor meeting returns to Sollentuna Friidrottshall in Sweden, bringing a full afternoon of high-quality 3000m racing as part of the World Athletics Indoor Tour Challenger circuit.
How to Watch - Live Stream
The entire event will be streamed live for free worldwide on YouTube, with the coverage starting at 2:00 PM Central European Time (GMT +1).
Organized by FK Studenterna, the popular winter fixture has built a reputation as one of Scandinavia’s fastest early-season distance meets, with 14–18 timed heats designed to give athletes of all levels — from elite internationals to local club runners — a chance to chase personal bests and world ranking points. The event also holds World Ranking Competition (WRC) status, adding extra significance to the top races.
Competition begins at 14:15 with the women’s heats, followed by the men’s A section at 15:00, before a packed schedule of progressively seeded races runs into the evening. Mixed heats close out the program after 18:00. Admission to the meet is free, and fans worldwide can follow the action via the official livestream.
Several strong Scandinavian and international distance names are entered in the top sections, promising quick early-season times on the fast Sollentuna indoor track. Meet records stand at 7:41.6 in the men’s 3000m and 8:58.26 in the women’s event, marks that could be tested if pacing and conditions align.
Meet Program
- 09:30 – 60m Girls U16 – Heats
- 09:40 – 60m Boys U16 – Heats
- 09:50 – 60m Women U20 – Heats
- 10:05 – 60m Men U20 – Heats
- 10:15 – Long Jump Girls U16 – Final
- 10:20 – 400m Men B – Timed heats
- 10:25 – 400m Women B – Timed heats
- 10:25 – Long Jump Boys U16 – Final
- 10:50 – 60m Girls U16 – Final
- 10:55 – 60m Boys U16 – Final
- 11:00 – 60m Women U20 – A/B Final
- 11:10 – 60m Men U20 – Final
- 11:20 – 60m Hurdles Women U20 – Heats
- 11:25 – 60m Hurdles Girls U16 – Heats
- 11:40 – 60m Hurdles Boys U16 – Heats
- 12:00 – Long Jump Men U20 – Final
- 12:00 – Long Jump Women U20 – Final
- 12:00 – Long Jump Men – Final
- 12:10 – 60m Hurdles Women U20 – Final
- 12:15 – 60m Hurdles Girls U16 – Final
- 12:20 – 60m Hurdles Boys U16 – Final
- 12:30 – 800m Women – Timed heats
- 12:30 – 800m Girls U16 – Timed heats
- 12:35 – 800m Men B / Men U20 – Timed heats
- 12:35 – 800m Boys U16 – Timed heats
- 12:40 – 200m Women U20 – Timed heats
- 12:55 – 200m Men U20 – Timed heats
- 14:10 – Triple Jump Women – Final
- 14:15 – Pole Vault Men – Final
- 14:20 – 60m Women – Heats
- 14:30 – 60m Men – Heats
- 14:50 – 60m Hurdles Women – Heats
- 15:00 – 60m Hurdles Men U20 – Heats
- 15:05 – 60m Hurdles Men – Heats
- 15:15 – 3000m Men – Timed heats
- 15:25 – 800m Men – Timed heats
- 15:25 – 800m Men U20 – Timed heats
- 15:30 – Triple Jump Men – Final
- 15:40 – 60m Women – A/B Final
- 15:50 – 60m Men – A/B Final
- 16:00 – 60m Men U20 – Invitational race
- 16:15 – 60m Hurdles Women – Final
- 16:25 – 60m Hurdles Men U20 – Final
- 16:30 – Long Jump Women – Final
- 16:30 – 60m Hurdles Men – Final
- 16:40 – 400m Men – Timed heats
- 16:55 – 400m Women – Timed heats
- 17:10 – 200m Women – Timed heats
- 17:25 – 200m Men – Timed heats
