Copenhagen Athletics Games
Everything you need to know about Copenhagen Athletics Games – whether you’re competing, coaching, or cheering from the sidelines.
Information about the CAG event
We are excited to welcome you back to our newly renovated Østerbro Stadium for the Copenhagen Athletics Games on Monday, June 22, 2026. Get ready for world-class athletics!
These are the events that will be a part of the 2026 CAG:
Men:
100m – 400m – Mile – 110m hurdles – Javelin Throw
Women:
200m – 1500m – 100m hurdles – 3000m Steeplechase – Triple Jump – Discus Throw – Hammer Throw
More information will be available on our website as the event approaches. If you have any questions that aren’t answered online, please don’t hesitate to contact Charlotte Beiter Bomme at [email protected].
Remember to bring you friends and family – they are welcome to join the festive event.
Athletes staying at Hotel Østerport will receive their competition bibs at the athlete information desk at Hotel Østerport or at Gunnar Nu Hansens Plads on arrival to the venue Monday after 16:00.
All other athletes should collect their bibs at the TIC tent at the stadium by the 200m start at least 60 minutes before the start.
Call room (entering/leaving infield):
All athletes need to meet up in the call room in order to enter the competition venue. Call Room will be in the indoor track.
Phones and other electronic devices are allowed on the field; however, phone calls are not permitted, and all devices must be kept in silent mode.
Running events: 20 minutes
Hurdles: 25 minutes
Technical events: 30 minutes
Prize money structure:
See prize money structure here.
Information for athletes
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Warm up should take place in the indoor track (Sparta Hallen) next to the competition venue or in the park surrounding it (Fælledparken).
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Phones and other electronic devices are allowed on the field; however, phone calls are not permitted, and all devices must be kept in silent mode.
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Mixed Zone:
All athletes participating must leave the competition venue through the mixed zone.
The mixed zone is located by the finish line.
Information for coaches
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All personal coaches need to register for accreditation in the athlete information desk at Hotel Østerport or at Gunnar Nu Hansens Plads on arrival to the competition venue Monday after 16:00 and before competition start.
There are reserved specific coaching zones Triple Jump. In order to get access to coaching zones infield the coach need to meet at the Call Room together with the athlete. There will only be one coach accreditation per athlete.
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The Danish Anti Doping Agency will be present at the meeting. In case you need to contact the doping authorities e.g. for a national record, please contact Charlotte Beiter Bomme +45 21 27 07 48.
General information
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Physiotherapy/massage
We will have a physio (Sebastiano Erbi) available at the hotel Sunday (13-17) and Monday (10-14) and in the indoor track Monday evening at the competition. There will be at list on the door, where you can sign up for a short treatment. Room number to be announced at the hotel.
First Aid
Will be available from 16:30.
Contact
Competition director
Charlotte Beiter Bomme
+ 45 21 27 07 48
[email protected]
Athlete Service
Christian Friis
Accomodation & Transport
+ 45 31 32 86 85
[email protected]
Athlete Liaison
Jasper Butnik
Athlete Liaison
+4795100411
[email protected]
Media & Press
Marta Siljudóttir
+45 53 78 49 99
[email protected]
