World Athletics Awards 2023 and World Athletics Awards Winners 2023
by Priyanka P
Updated Dec 12, 2023
World Athletics Awards 2023
The World Athletics Awards 2023 recognized outstanding achievements in sports, specifically in track and field events. Faith Kipyegon and Noah Lyles were named the top athletes of the year, with other winners in categories like triple jump, marathon, and pole vault. These athletes achieved remarkable feats, breaking world records and winning major titles in 2023. Rising Stars of the Year were also acknowledged, highlighting promising talents.
The awards aimed to celebrate excellence in various disciplines within athletics. The winners were determined through a voting process involving the World Athletics Council, the athletics community, and the public. Overall, the event showcased and honored athletes who made significant contributions to the world of athletics in the given year.
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World Athletics Awards 2023 Winners
Category
Winner
Women’s Track
Faith Kipyegon
Women’s Field
Yulimar Rojas
Women’s Out of Stadia
Tigist Assefa
Men’s Track
Noah Lyles
Men’s Field
Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis
Men’s Out of Stadia
Kelvin Kiptum
Rising Star - Women
Faith Cherotich
Rising Star - Men
Emmanuel Wanyonyi
Coaching Achievement
Laurent Meuwly
Woman of the Year
Falilatou Tchanile-Salifou
Photograph of the Year
Mattia Ozbot
Member Federation
Athletics Australia
President's Award
Abbott World Marathon Majors
Fair Play Award
Letesenbet Gidey
World Athletics Awards 2023 - FAQs
Faith Kipyegon from Kenya and Noah Lyles from the USA received these prestigious awards for their outstanding performances in track and field.
Various categories recognized exceptional athletes, including triple jump, marathon, and pole vault, showcasing diverse talents in athletics.
Yes, Faith Kipyegon broke records in the 1500m, 5000m, and mile, while Noah Lyles excelled in the 100m and 200m.
Faith Cherotich and Emmanuel Wanyonyi, both from Kenya, were named Rising Stars for their notable achievements on the senior stage in 2023.
Winners were determined through a ballot combining votes from the World Athletics Council, the athletics community, and the public.