It is time for the World Athletics Championships 2025, which Japan’s Tokyo city is hosting between September 13 and 21, 2025. Just like other events of the Championships, the National Stadium in Tokyo will host the men’s 35km race walk event.
It will be the third time that we can experience the men’s 35km race walk event in the World Athletics Championships, which was previously organised in the 2022 and 2023 editions.
World Athletics Championships 2025: Men's 35km Race Walk – Event Schedule
13th September – Final
There will be only one event of men’s 35km race walk in the World Athletics Championships 2025, as the Final of the event has been scheduled on the opening day, September 13, 2025. A total of 51 athletes are set to participate in this event from 26 federations.
World Athletics Championships 2025: Men's 35km Race Walk – Athletes
26 Federations: 51 Athletes
Evan Dunfee (Canada)
Christopher Linke (Germany)
Miguel Ángel López (Spain)
Hayato Katsuki (Japan)
José Luis Doctor (Mexico)
Andres Eduardo Olivas Núñez (Mexico)
Satoshi Maruo (Japan)
Rhydian Cowley (Australia)
Qin Wang (China)
Julio César Salazar (Mexico)
Kazuki Takahashi (Japan)
Yingcheng Zhou (China)
Jinrui Zhang (China)
David Hurtado (Ecuador)
Riccardo Orsoni (Italy)
Aurélien Quinion (France)
Dominik Černý (Slovak Republic)
Matteo Giupponi (Italy)
Perseus Karlström (Sweden)
Maher Ben Hlima (Poland)
Daniel Chamosa (Spain)
Manuel Bermúdez (Spain)
Teodorico Caporaso (Italy)
Kevin Campion (France)
Ivan Banzeruk (Ukraine)
Johannes Frenzl (Germany)
Jonathan Hilbert (Germany)
Ihor Hlavan (Ukraine)
João Vieira (Portugal)
Vít Hlaváč (Czechia)
Bence Venyercsán (Hungary)
Oisin Lane (Ireland)
Oscar Patín (Ecuador)
Ram Baboo (India)
Michal Morvay (Slovak Republic)
Yehor Shelest (Ukraine)
Raivo Saulgriezis (Latvia)
César Herrera (Colombia)
José Montana (Colombia)
Mingyu Kim (South Korea)
Xavier Mena (Ecuador)
Sandeep Kumar (India)
Cameron Corbishley (Great Britain)
Alexandros Papamichail (Greece)
Yassir Cabrera (Panama)
Matheus Correa (Brazil)
Masatora Kawano (Japan)
Caio Bonfim (Brazil)
Will Thompson (Australia)
Mitchell Baker (Australia)
Max Batista Goncalves Dos Santos (Brazil)
World Athletics Championships 2025: Men's 35km Race Walk – Final Result
Canadian Evan Dunfee became the first Canadian to win the
gold medal in the men’s 35km race walk event in the World Athletics
Championships.
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Rank |
Athlete (Nation) |
Time |
Special Note |
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1 |
Evan Dunfee (Canada) |
2:28:22 |
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2 |
Caio Bonfim (Brazil) |
2:28:25 |
Season Best |
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3 |
Hayato Katsuki (Japan) |
2:29:16 |
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4 |
Zhou Yingcheng (China) |
2:29:31 |
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5 |
Aurélien Quinion (France) |
2:30:24 |
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6 |
Daniel Chamosa (Spain) |
2:30:42 |
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7 |
Dominik Černý (Slovakia) |
2:31:17 |
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8 |
Riccardo Orsoni (Italy) |
2:31:39 |
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9 |
David Hurtado (Ecuador) |
2:32:35 |
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10 |
Maher Ben Hlima (Poland) |
2:33:08 |
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11 |
Rhydian Cowley (Australia) |
2:33:28 |
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12 |
Miguel Ángel López (Spain) |
2:33:45 |
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13 |
Manuel Bermúdez (Spain) |
2:35:19 |
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14 |
Christopher Linke (Germany) |
2:36:10 |
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15 |
Matheus Correa (Brazil) |
2:36:35 |
Personal Best |
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16 |
Jonathan Hilbert (Germany) |
2:36:47 |
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17 |
Johannes Frenzl (Germany) |
2:36:47 |
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18 |
Masatora Kawano (Japan) |
2:37:15 |
Season Best |
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19 |
Perseus Karlström (Sweden) |
2:37:47 |
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20 |
João Vieira (Portugal) |
2:38:20 |
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21 |
Kévin Campion (France) |
2:39:12 |
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22 |
Bence Venyercsán (Hungary) |
2:39:14 |
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23 |
Sandeep Kumar (India) |
2:39:15 |
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24 |
Raivo Saulgriezis (Latvia) |
2:40:19 |
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25 |
Will Thompson (Australia) |
2:40:19 |
Season Best |
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26 |
Satoshi Maruo (Japan) |
2:40:29 |
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27 |
Max Batista Gonçalves dos Santos (Brazil) |
2:41:04 |
Season Best |
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28 |
Oisin Lane (Ireland) |
2:41:36 |
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29 |
Alexandros Papamichail (Greece) |
2:42:07 |
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30 |
Oscar Patín (Ecuador) |
2:43:48 |
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31 |
Vít Hlaváč (Czechia) |
2:44:08 |
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32 |
Mitchell Baker (Australia) |
2:51:11 |
Season Best |
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33 |
Yassir Cabrera (Panama) |
2:51:37 |
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34 |
Cam Corbishley (Great Britain) |
2:52:15 |
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Ivan Banzeruk (Ukraine) |
Did not finish |
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José Luis Doctor (Mexico) |
Did not finish |
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Matteo Giupponi (Italy) |
Did not finish |
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Ihor Hlavan (Ukraine) |
Did not finish |
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Kim Min-gyu (South Korea) |
Did not finish |
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Xavier Mena (Ecuador) |
Did not finish |
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Michal Morvay (Slovakia) |
Did not finish |
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Andrés Olivas (Mexico) |
Did not finish |
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Julio César Salazar (Mexico) |
Did not finish |
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Wang Qin (China) |
Did not finish |
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Ram Baboo (India) |
Disqualified |
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Teodorico Caporaso (Italy) |
Disqualified |
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César Herrera (Colombia) |
Disqualified |
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José Leonardo Montaña (Colombia) |
Disqualified |
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Yehor Shelest (Ukraine) |
Disqualified |
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Zhang Jinrui (China) |
Disqualified |
