FAQs

Is the OCR World Championships a ticketed event?

Yes. The OCR World Championships is a fully ticketed event, and everyone attending the venue must hold a valid ticket or accreditation pass to gain access.

What access do athletes receive?

Athletes will have access to their designated competition areas, as well as general spectator viewing areas and VIP viewing areas. Access is limited to these zones only.

Where can spectators watch the event?

Spectators will be able to watch the races from the grandstand, which provides clear views of key sections of the course and the main competition areas. Spectators with VIP access will be able to access more of the course and get closer to the action.

How does media accreditation work?

Media representatives must apply for accreditation in advance. Access to media viewing areas is granted only to approved media personnel.

For media accreditation requests, please contact: loc@ocrwc2026.com

What access do coaches and team managers receive?

Coaches and team managers will have access to competition areas, general spectator viewing areas, and VIP viewing areas. Access is restricted to these designated zones.

Is there practice?

There will be paid practice on the 4th of August, followed by free practice on the 5th of August.

There will be full access to the 100m course, as well as access to the 400m practice course. The 400m course will include some of the obstacle attachments that will also be used across the 400m, Short, and Standard courses. This should give athletes a good opportunity to familiarize themselves with the key elements.

There will be no practice available on the 6th of August onwards