Rishon LeZion Athletics Stadium, Athletics stadium in Rishon LeZion, Israel.

Rishon LeZion Athletics Stadium is a sports facility with running tracks and multiple training areas for track and field events. Spectator seating surrounds the venue, with designated zones for both professional and recreational athletes.

The stadium was promoted from 2001 by then-mayor Meir Nitzan, initially planned as a training facility and later as a full athletics venue built by a German firm specialising in athletics stadiums. Groundwork began in 2006, but bureaucratic and budget difficulties delayed completion; it opened for trial runs on 26 June 2013. Its inaugural ceremony and first international meet were held on 29 July 2013, alongside the 19th Maccabiah, and called the "Night Competition".

Local athletes use the facility throughout the year to prepare for regional competitions that bring together competitors from across Israel. The place serves as a gathering point for the community's sports life.

The stadium sits in Shikma Park in western Rishon LeZion, next to the Naot Shikma neighbourhood, the Haim Bar-Lev comprehensive school and the Cinema City complex. The permanent concrete stand holds 1,200 seats, with standing room for about 1,800 more on the grass around the eight-lane track; temporary stands raise capacity to roughly 6,000 for major meets. Four 48-metre lighting masts give 1,500 lux, so evening sessions are possible.

The facility features specialized equipment for field events including pole vault, long jump, and shot put. This setup allows athletes to practice these technical disciplines in one location.