Overview

• A comprehensive MESZ timetable listing start and final times for all 49 events over nine days has been released.
• Public broadcasters ARD and ZDF will provide daily live coverage free-to-air, alongside free streams in their mediatheks.
• Japan’s seven-hour lead on MESZ means morning sessions air around 3 a.m. in Germany, with evening finals falling between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
• German medal hopefuls highlighted include long jumper Malaika Mihambo, decathlete Leo Neugebauer and javelin thrower Julian Weber.
• ARD and ZDF have allocated 14 dedicated TV windows and extensive online streams to ensure viewers can follow key sessions and finals.