2024 World’s Strongest Man Day 2 Qualifier is underway – here’s our complete breakdown & live results.
The 2024 World’s Strongest Man competition will begin this week featuring the strongest athletes in the world looking to take home the most-coveted prize in Strongman. The action will take place from May 1-5, 2024 in Myrtle Beach, SC.
The qualifying round of the 2024 World’s Strongest Man consists of two days – running on Wednesday and Thursday. The athletes are separated into groups where they compete for points. Only 10 athletes will qualify for the finals. After a rest day on Friday, the finals stage begins running through Saturday and Sunday.
2024 World’s Strongest Man Finalists
- Austin Andrade
- Wesley Derwinsky
- Tristain Hoath
- Mitchell Hooper
- Pavlo Kordiyaka
- Mathew Ragg
- Evan Singleton
- Aivars Smaukstelis
- Luke Stoltman
- Tom Stoltman
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2024 World’s Strongest Man: Day Two Events
- Event 4 – Globe Viking Press
- Event 5 – Car Walk
- Event 6 – Stone Off
2024 World’s Strongest Man Leaderboard
Rank | Name | Points |
---|---|---|
Group 1 | ||
1 | Tristain Hoath | 25 |
2 | Luke Stoltman | 21.5 |
3 | Eddie Williams | 21.5 |
4 | Trey Mitchell | 17 |
5 | Kevin Faires | 14.5 |
6 | Oskar Ziolkowski | 5.5 |
Group 2 | ||
1 | Mitchell Hooper | 25.5 |
2 | Ondrej Fojtu | 22.5 |
3 | Austin Andrade | 20 |
4 | Spenser Remick | 16.5 |
5 | Nicolas Cambi | 10.5 |
6 | Gavin Bilton (Withdrew) | 7 |
Group 3 | ||
1 | Mathew Ragg | 23 |
2 | Adam Bishop | 20.5 |
3 | Aivars Smaukstelis | 20 |
4 | Thomas Evans | 17 |
5 | Rob Kearney | 15 |
6 | Pa O’Dwyer | 9.5 |
Group 4 | ||
1 | Evan Singleton | 22 |
2 | Pavlo Kordiyaka | 18 |
3 | Marcus Crowder | 17.5 |
4 | Kane Francis | 16.5 |
5 | Rauno Heinla | 15 |
6 | Evans Nana | 15 |
Group 5 | ||
1 | Tom Stoltman | 23.5 |
2 | Wesley Derwinsky | 21.5 |
3 | Jaco Schoonwinkel | 21 |
4 | Adam Roszkowski | 17.5 |
5 | Nathan Goltry | 16.5 |
6 | Bobby Thompson (Withdrew) | 1 |
2024 World’s Strongest Man: Day Two Qualifier Results
The second day of qualifiers featured three more intense events — the Globe Vikings Press, Car Walk, and Stone Off. This is the second day of two qualifiers where competitors will earn points in hopes of making it through to the finals over the weekend.
Globe Viking Press
The Globe Viking Press kicked off action on day two. Competitors were asked to press a globe with handles over their heads. The motion must come below their ears and a signal must be given by the referee before the next rep can begin. Athletes were given 60 seconds to complete as many reps as possible. Bending at the knees is prohibited, meaning that it is an ultimate test of upper-body strength.
Group 1
- Trey Mitchell – 16 reps, 6pts
- Tristain Hoath – 15 reps, 5pts
- Kevin Faires – 11 reps, 3.5pts
- Luke Stoltman – 11 reps, 3.5pts
- Eddie Williams – 10 reps, 1.5pts
- Oskar Ziolkowski – 10 reps, 1.5pts
Group 2
- Ondrej Fojtu – 15 reps, 6pts
- Mitchell Hooper – 14 reps, 5pts
- Nicolas Cambi – 13 reps, 3.5pts
- Spenser Remick – 13 reps, 3.5pts
- Austin Andrade – 12 reps, 2pts
Group 3
- Thomas Evans – 17 reps, 6pts
- Aivars Smaukstelis – 14 reps, 5pts
- Mathew Ragg – 12 reps, 4pts
- Rob Kearney – 11 reps, 3pts
- Adam Bishop – 7 reps, 1.5pts
- Pa O’Dwyer – 7 reps, 1.5pts
Group 4
- Evan Singleton – 16 reps, 6pts
- Pavlo Kordiyaka – 14 reps, 5pts
- Kane Francis – 12 reps, 3.5pts
- Marcus Crowder – 12 reps, 3.5pts
- Rauno Heinla – 9 reps, 2pts
- Evans Nana – 8 reps, 1pt
Group 5
- Tom Stoltman – 14 reps, 5.5pts
- Adam Roszkowski – 14 reps, 5.5pts
- Nathan Goltry – 13 reps, 3.5pts
- Wesley Derwinsky – 13 reps, 3.5pts
- Jaco Schoonwinkel – 12 reps, 2pts
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Car Walk
The Car Walk is a Strongman classic. Athletes were strapped to the frame of a 1,000-pound Volkswagen Beetle. Once the car was lifted off the ground, competitors would walk through a 20-meter course as quickly as possible. This is a timed event with a 60-second cap. If athletes did not complete the 20 meters, their distance would be calculated following the time limit.
Group 1
- Eddie Williams – 14.06s, 6pts
- Tristain Hoath – 23.20s, 5pts
- Luke Stoltman – 24.14s, 4pts
- Trey Mitchell – 16.77m, 3pts
- Kevin Faires – 12.91m, 2pts
- Oskar Ziolkowski – 0.52m, 1pt
Group 2
- Spenser Remick – 20.87s, 6pts
- Austin Andrade – 24.13s, 5pts
- Nicolas Cambi – 35.69s, 4pts
- Mitchell Hooper – 3.30m, 3pts
- Ondrej Fojtu – 2.01m, 2pts
Group 3
- Rob Kearney – 12.07s, 6pts
- Aivars Smaukstelis – 17.07s, 5pts
- Mathew Ragg – 19.17s, 4pts
- Thomas Evans – 55.58s, 3pts
- Adam Bishop – 15.20m, 2pts
- Pa O’Dwyer – 0m, 1pt
Group 4
- Evans Nana – 18.36s, 6pts
- Marcus Crowder – 22.23s, 5pts
- Kane Francis – 23.56s, 4pts
- Pavol Kordiyaka – 29.89s, 3pts
- Rauno Heinla – 8.75m, 2pts
- Evan Singleton – 0pts
Group 5
- Adam Roszkowski – 22.43s, 6pts
- Wesley Derwinsky – 22.59s, 5pts
- Jack Schoonwinkel – 28.41s, 4pts
- Nathan Goltry – 36.98s, 3pts
- Tom Stoltman – 2.70m, 2pts
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Stone Off
The Stone Off is another staple of the World’s Strongest Man competition. This punched the final five tickets to the finals, along with the competitor who finished at the top of each of the five groups.
There is a total of six stones ranging from 140kg (308lb) to 200kg (440lb). The athlete in third place in each division would be facing off against second place. The third-place Strongman would lift a stone over the post and wait for the other to return it. This would go on until there is a failed lift.
Group 1 – Luke Stoltman defeated Eddie Williams
Group 2 – Austin Andrade defeated Ondrej Fojtu
Group 3 – Aivars Smaukstelis defeated Thomas Evans
Group 4 – Pavlo Kordiyaka defeated Marcus Crowder
Group 5 – Wesley Derwinsky defeated Jaco Schoonwinkel
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2024 World’s Strongest Man Schedule
Saturday, May 4 – Day 3 Finals
- Event 1 – KNAACK Giants Medley, 10am
- Event 2 – Max Axle Press, 11:30am
- Event 3 – Keg Toss, 3pm
Sunday, May 5 – Day 4 Finals
- Event 4 – Reign Total Body Fuel’s Conan’s Wheel, 10am
- Event 5 – BFGoodrich Tires HD Terrain Deadlift, 12pm
- Event 6 – Atlas Stones, 3pm
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