The World Athletics Indoor Tour, now approaching its 10th year, has once again expanded with a packed 2025 calendar featuring more than 60 meetings across all levels.
With little more than two months to go until the first fixture of the season, meetings spread across 19 countries in Europe, North America and Asia have been announced and the scoring disciplines confirmed.
The tour has grown from just seven meetings in 2020 to 61 competitions for 2025. The upcoming World Athletics Indoor Tour begins on 2 January in Tallinn, Estonia, and ends on 13 March in Uppsala, Sweden.
The series will feature nine Gold level meetings – more than any season in the past – kicking off in Astana, Kazakhstan on 25 January and culminating in Madrid on 28 February.
2025 World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold calendar
25 Jan: Astana Indoor Meet for Amin Tuyakov Prizes – Astana, Kazakhstan29 Jan: Belgrade Indoor Meeting – Belgrade, Serbia2 Feb: New Balance Indoor Grand Prix – Boston, USA4 Feb: Czech Indoor Gala – Ostrava, Czechia7 Feb: INIT Indoor Meeting Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe, Germany8 Feb: Millrose Games – New York, USA13 Feb: Meeting Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais Trophee EDF – Lievin, France16 Feb: Copernicus Cup – Torun, Poland28 Feb: World Indoor Tour Gold Madrid 2025 – Madrid, Spain
Scoring
The scoring disciplines on the World Athletics Indoor Tour rotate each year. For 2025 the Gold level scoring disciplines will be:
Women: 60m, 800m, 3000m/5000m, pole vault, triple jump, shot putMen: 400m, 1500m/mile, 60m hurdles, high jump, long jump
Scoring is as follows:First place = 10ptsSecond place = 7ptsThird place = 5ptsFourth place = 3pts
Each athlete’s best three results will count towards their overall point score. The athlete with the most points in each scoring discipline at the end of the tour will be declared the winner and will be awarded a USD$10,000 bonus. They will also be offered a wild card entry for the World Athletics Indoor Championships Nanjing 25, due to be held on 21-23 March.
Each Gold meeting will offer at least USD$7000 in prize money for each individual discipline on the programme.
