If there’s any meet that can match the excitement of last weekend’s Paris Diamond, it’s tomorrow’s Bislett Games held in Oslo, Norway. I’m not suggesting that another three world records are about to go down but with fields stacked with Olympic champions and athletes who already hold world records, this meet is going to be strong.

You can find all the information on how to follow and watch the meet here.

Here are a few key events and athletes to follow:

Must-Watch Event: LOADED Men’s 1500m

Not to be dramatic, but my jaw dropped when I first saw the start list for the men’s 1500m. Olympic medalists, World Championship medalists, and world record holders all battling it out in the same race. The top nine men entered all hold personal bests of 3:30 or faster. It feels weird to note that Yared Nuguse is No. 15 on the entries.

Aside from Jakob Ingebrigtsen (more on him in a second), we’ll see all three Olympic medalists including Timothy Cheruiyot and Josh Kerr. As well as eight of last year’s World Championship finalists including bronze medalist Mohamed Katir and fourth place finisher Mario Garcia Romo. This could also be a golden opportunity for someone like Nuguse or Ollie Hoare to dip under 3:30 for the first time.

Ingebrigtsen is clearly the favorite. After winning last year’s Oslo Diamond League mile in 3:49.76, they made this year’s race into a 1500m with some rumors that he planned to attack the world record. We’ll see what the race ends up being paced for but he’s made it no secret that he’s got his target on that 3:26.00 mark by Hicham El Guerrouj. What we learned from the Rabat men’s 1500m is that Ingebrigtsen is prepared to win in any fashion. The rest of the field is continuing to test tactics ahead of the World Championships to try and close the gap on him.