The 2026 Track & Field season is already underway, and with it comes the first ever USA Track & Field Tour, taking the best athletes from around the world across the United States, to compete in some of the finest venues in the sport.
This week, the USA Track & Field Tour heads to Texas A&M University for its latest stop, the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix. Some of the biggest stars in the sport are set to compete, including defending Olympic Gold Medalists and world champions, and you can catch all of the action live on NBC and Peacock.
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How to Watch the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix
NBC Sports‘ coverage of the 2026 USATF Lone Star Grand Prix will begin Saturday, June 6 at 4 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock, live from Cushing Stadium in College Station, Texas. NBC Sports’ Leigh Diffey will call the event, with analysis from Olympic Track & Field medalists Ato Boldon, Sanya Richards-Ross and Trey Hardee, with reporting from Lewis Johnson.
The Lone Star Grand Prix is the first of two major USA Track & Field Tour events coming to NBC and Peacock this month. The second, the Los Angeles Grand Prix, is set for June 14.
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Who’s competing at the USA Track & Field Tour’s Lone Star Grand Prix?
Because the Lone Star Grand Prix is a USA Track & Field Tour event, you can expect some of the best athletes from around the United States on the track, including defending Olympic gold medalists Gabby Thomas and Quincy Hall. Thomas, who took home three gold medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, will run her favorite race, the 200m, while Hall will run in the race that earned him gold in Paris, the men’s 400m.
But while Thomas and Hall are headlining the event for the U.S., major athletes from other neighboring countries are also set to compete, including 2026 World Indoor 400m Champion Christopher Morales-Williams of Canada, who’ll race Hall in the 400. Then there’s the men’s 100m, which will feature a bevy of stars including reigning world champion Oblique Seville of Jamaica, 2025 4x100m relay world champion Trayvon Bromell of the United States, seven time Olympic medalist and 2024 4x100m relay Olympic champion Andre De Grasse of Canada, and current British 100m record holder Zharnel Hughes.
It’s quite a lineup, and it’s just the beginning of a series of Track & Field broadcasts hitting NBC and Peacock all summer long, including the Los Angeles Grand Prix on June 14, the Prefontaine Classic on July 3-4 from Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on July 25-26 from Icahn Stadium in New York City, and the first-ever World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest from September 11-13.