

28 – 30 AUGUST 2026
THE FIRST INCLUSIVE
JUDO
GRAND SLAM
Lausanne

UNITED BY JUDO.
For the first time in history, a Judo Grand Slam brings together elite and para-athletes on the same stage.
More than 900 athletes including 300 para athletes, will compete side by side, sharing the same arena, the same intensity, and the same pursuit of excellence.
Lausanne 2026 is more than a competition — it’s a defining moment for the future of judo.

Hosted at the
VAUDOISE
ARÉNA,
a state-of-the-art venue built for the Olympic Youth Games, the Lausanne Grand Slam will deliver a premium spectator experience.
From cutting-edge production to immersive viewing, every detail is designed to bring fans closer to the action.

10,000
seat capacity
Premium VIP
and hospitality spaces
Central video cube
for full immersion
Located in the heart of Lausanne, the Vaudoise Aréna is easily accessible by public transport and car.
Public Transport
The arena is well connected via Lausanne’s metro and bus network.
Prilly-Malley
Galicien (Lignes 32, 33)
Perrelet (Lignes 7, 17, 18, 19)
Car
Direct access from main roads with multiple parking facilities available nearby.
MAKE YOUR VISIT
UNFORGETTABLE
Thanks to our Official Hospitalities, designed to make you live the Grand Slam of Judo closer to the tatami and the intensity of the fight.

Lausanne is more than a host city — it is the global capital of sport.
Home to over 50 international sports organizations, including the International Olympic Committee, the city stands at the heart of global sports governance and innovation.
Hosting the Grand Slam here means placing the event on a truly international stage.
ASK
&
ANSWERS
Find answers to common questions about the event, including event times, parking information, and accommodation options.






















