More than Seven Million Dollars on Offer in Beijing

A total of USD $7,194,000 in prize money will be paid* at the IAAF World Championships, Beijing 2015 to the leading athletes and teams in the 47 events being contested in the Chinese capital.

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A total of USD $7,194,000 in prize money will be paid* at the IAAF World Championships, Beijing 2015 to the leading athletes and teams in the 47 events being contested in the Chinese capital.

Individual Events

Gold: USD $60,000

Silver: USD $30,000

Bronze: USD $20,000

Fourth place: USD $15,000

Fifth place: USD $10,000

Sixth place: USD $6000

Seventh place: USD $5000

Eighth place: USD $4000

Relays (per team)

Gold: USD $80,000

Silver: USD $40,000

Bronze: USD $20,000

Fourth place: USD $16,000

Fifth place: USD $12,000

Sixth place: USD $8000

Seventh place: USD $6000

Eighth place: USD $4000

In addition, for the 15th edition of the IAAF's flagship event, which is set to be staged in Beijing from 22-30 August, the IAAF is proud to again present its World Record Programme.

Athletes achieving a world record will be eligible for a special world record bonus worth USD $100,000.

The World Records Programme is presented with the support of Official IAAF Partners TDK (men's events) and Toyota (women's events).

It should be noted that the performance must be an improvement on the existing IAAF world record. Performances which equal the existing record will not be eligible for an award.

*The payment of prize money and bonuses is dependent upon athletes clearing the usual anti-doping procedures.

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