The indoor track and field season continues in New York on Sunday (1) at the 2026 Millrose Games and you can watch the live streaming and television broadcast of the World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold event on several platforms, including NBC and Runnerspace.
Organizers have assembled one of the deepest indoor fields of the event for Sunday’s meeting at the Nike Track & Field Center at The Armory in New York, with global medalists packed across the distance, middle‑distance, and sprint events. – Read Also:
If you are unable to make the event, which has already sold out, then you can watch the action live both online and on your favorite smart devices. A live free stream will be available in a number of territories via World Athletics+. Just sign up, and you can enjoy the action. Viewers in the USA can watch the action on NBC, which will broadcast the main professional window live from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern, with simultaneous streaming available on Peacock for viewers who prefer to watch online. Live results and updates are also available.
The 2026 Millrose Games is also open to high school, youth, and development athletes at the Armory, with Runnerspace providing the live stream on subscription on its platform. This broadcast gives fans a full day of coverage leading into the television window before the main events.
One of the most anticipated events is the men’s two‑mile, billed as an all‑time great indoor distance race, with American Olympic medalists Grant Fisher and Cole Hocker joined by world champion Josh Kerr, Jake Wightman, George Beamish, and a cluster of NCAA stars. With multiple athletes owning global titles and records across various distances, meet organizers expect the race to threaten the world best and potentially rewrite several national marks.
Meanwhile, depth extends across the program, with world 110‑meter hurdles champion Cordell Tinch headlining the 60‑meter hurdles, where he faces Olympic medalist Daniel Roberts, and a women’s 3000 meters that reunites NCAA cross‑country rivals Jane Hedengren and Doris Lemngole in a field strong enough to challenge the collegiate record.
Middle‑distance races from 600 to 1000 meters feature established names such as Sage Hurta‑Klecker, Natoya Goule‑Toppin, Jemma Reekie and Bryce Hoppel, alongside a new wave of U.S. and collegiate talent
