How to watch Noah Lyles and others at USATF Bermuda Grand Prix 2023 - Preview & schedule
The World Athletics Continental Tour Gold Grand Prix is set for Sunday (21 May) at the Flora Duffy Stadium at the National Sports Centre.
Athletics
Noah Lyles continues his march towards more global track athletics domination on Sunday (21 May).
The two-time (2019, 2022) world champion in the 200m will compete in the men's 100m at the Flora Duffy Stadium at Bermuda's National Sports Centre for the USATF Grand Prix, the event in its second consecutive year.
Lyles offers his star power to the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold series stop, and will go head-to-head with fellow world champion Christian Coleman (2019, 100m). The meet also features reigning 200m Olympic champion Andre De Grasse, two-time Olympic champ triple jumper Christian Taylor, Tokyo 2020 100m hurdle winner Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, reigning Olympic champ in the 400m Steven Gardiner and Rio 2016 400m hurdle winner Dalilah Muhammad, among others.
Other names to watch out for include Abby Steiner, Ackeem Blake, Quanesha Burks, Tara Davis-Woodhall, Tamari Davis, Alaysha Johnson, Will Claye, Donald Scott, Josephus Lyles and Anna Cockrell.
See a full event schedule and tune-in information below.
USATF Bermuda Grand Prix 2023: Schedule
All times are local Atlantic Time Zone (ADT) (GMT -4 hours).
- 1510 - Women's 100m
- 1520 - Men's 100m
- 1525 - Women's 200m
- 1535 - Men's 200m
- 1545 - Women's 800m
- 1545 - Men's triple jump
- 1555 - Men's 1500m
- 1605 - Women's 100m hurdles
- 1615 - Men's 110m hurdles
- 1525 - Women's 400m
- 1630 - Men's 400m
- 1645 - Women's 4x100m relay
- 1655 - Men's 4x100m relay
How to watch: TV & Livestream info
American fans can catch the action on NBC live, while the action is also set to stream on Peacock and the NBC Sports app from 1400 ET (GMT -5 hours).
Updates will also be available on the USATF and World Athletics websites.