2024 CrossFit Games
Discover the latest on CrossFit Games 2024! Get schedules, competition analysis, the workouts and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
Discover the latest on CrossFit Games 2024! Get schedules, competition analysis, the workouts and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
The CrossFit Games, is an annual competition in which athletes from all over the world contend for the title “Fittest on Earth”. This event is owned and organized by CrossFit LLC (CrossFit HQ) and marks the final phase of competition for the CrossFit season.
This year the competition will be held in Fort Worth at three locations: Dickie's Arena, Farrington Field and Marine Creek Lake. Based on the cut schedule, individual and team athletes who survive the cuts will compete across four days.
Dates: August 8-11, 2024
Location: Fort Worth, Texas USA
Leaderboard: Official
Website – https://games.crossfit.com/
Instagram – @crossfitgames
Sunday 11th
Team event 6 - 9:00 - 9:40 Local / 16:00 - 16:40 CEST
Individual event 8 - 10:00 - 11:15 Local / 17:00 - 18:15 CEST
Team event 7 - 12:20 - 13:15 Local / 19:20 - 20:15 CEST
Individual event 9 - 14:10 - 16:50 Local / 21:10 - 23:50 CEST
Awards Ceremony - 17:15 - 18:00 Local / 00:15 - 01:00 CEST
Watch the competition events LIVE via Youtube or on the official CrossFit Games website.
Don't forget to follow our channel on YouTube to get an exclusive behind the scenes look at how The Progrm's athletes are preparing for this year's Competition.
Saturday 10
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Sunday 11
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Following the death of individual competitor Lazar Đukić during the swimming element of event 1 at Marine Creek, the scheduled individual events 2 "Hammer Down" and 3 "Amanda .45" were cancelled.
Prior to the short tribute made to Lazar Đukić at the Dickies' Arena, some athletes announced their intention to withdraw from the competition. Dave Castro announced that athletes would be free to not compete and return to competition later in the weekend. Some athletes made announcements about their intentions to withdraw. Currently we can confirm the following athletes have stepped back from the Games.
INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES that have withdrawn from competition so far
Luka Đukić from Serbia
Karin Frey from Slovakia
Laura Horvath from Hungary
Jeff Adler from Canada
Elisa Fulliano from Italy
Gui Malheiros from Brazil
Sam Cournoyer from USA
Victoria Campos from Brazil
Emma Tall from Sweden
Moritz Fiebig from Germany
Jacqueline Dahlstrøm from Norway
Delle Speegle from USA
Arielle Loewen from USA
TEAMS that have withdrawn from competition so far
CrossFit C23 The Progrm Motion
Harrison Bell from the UK
Antonia Falt-Kottulinsky from Sweden
Axel Lundgren from Sweden
Ella Wunger from Sweden
CrossFit Walleye Orka
Kristof Horvath from Hungary
Elliot Simmonds from the UK
Jamie Simmonds from Australia
Mia Hesketh from Sweden
For time:
50 Deadlifts 225/155 lb 100/70 kg
5 rope climbs
50/30 cal ski erg
5 rope climbs
50 GHD sit-ups
5 rope climbs
50 GHD sit-ups
5 rope climbs
50/30 cal ski erg
5 rope climbs
50 Deadlifts 225/155 lb 100/70 kg
TRIBUTES TO LAZAR
Many tributes were paid to athlete Lazar Đukić at both the beginning and completion of Event 2:
Several of the male competitors wore customised t-shirts with Lazar Đukić's name written on them in marker pen.
Victoria Campos, Chloe Gauvin-David and Julia Kato each waited on their starting mats for 60 seconds in homage to Lazar before they began their heats in Event 2.
Seher Kaya rolled up her sleeve to display "Lazar❤️" written on her arm with a marker.
And many of the competitors paid tribute by "taking the knee" at the end of their heats.
The Progrm's Moritz Fiebig paid his own tribute wearing a customised shirt and took a moment to pay homage at Lazar's starting marker before beginning the event.
EVENT RECAP
In the women's heat one, Alex Gazan took the lead followed hot on her heels by the French Claudia Gluck who was recently training with The Progrm crew in Mallorca. Gluck overtook Gazan in the GHDs with Abigal Domit in third. Gazan reached the deadlifts marginally before Gluck, but Gluck managed to finish first with a time of 15:12. Gazan 15:20. Dani Speegle overtook Domit to take third place with a time of 16:19.
In women's heat 2, Aimee Cringle was leading followed by Seher Kaya. Cringle reached the deadlifts first and with Kaya and Lawson behind them. Cringle won a heat win with a time of 15:26, second Kaya with 15:50 and third was Stanley 16:09.
In the 3rd heat, Gabriela Migala took the lead despite making a mistake in the second round of rope climbs when she headed to the shorter of the two ropes by mistake. She was quickly rerouted! Maddie Sturt passed Migala before the skierg but Migala caught up with her on the rope climb. However Sturt was faster on the rope and started the last deadlifts first, she went unbroken and won the heat with a time of 13:43. Migala 13:58 and Loewen 15:13.
In the last heat, Toomey destroyed the event with a time of 13:15. Haley Adams 13:56.
In the first heat of the men, Patrick Vellner set the best time of 14:14.
Heat two was won by Kalyan Souza 14:48.
Heat three, Jayson Hopper won to provisionally place second with a time of 14:16.
James Sprague was the overall winner in the last heat with 15:05.
This was a great result for Patrick Vellner who started his climb back up the leader board after being placed 32nd in the first event.
Overall standings after Event 2:
1. Tia-Clair Toomey 200 pts / Jelle Hoste 176 pts
2. Emily Rolfe 179 pts / Brent Fikowski 164 pts
3. Emma Tall 179 pts / Roman Khrenikov 164 pts
4. Haley Adams 176 pts / James Sprague 164 pts
5. Bethany Flores 167 pts / Justin Medeiros 161 pts
3 rounds for time of:
Echo bike calories (15/11)
11 burpees over barricade
Dani Speegle set the time to beat in the first heat of 3:25 but Alex Gazan beat her by 3:11. In the third heat Cringle was the best with 3:20. In the last heat, Australian Grace Walton seemed to be slow in the burpees but her intensity on the air bike brought her the event win with a time of 3:03.
When the men started, Gui Malheiros burst into tears. His performance was diminished due to the situation and he has finally withdrawn from the competition.
Vellner who finished 3rd, won his heat and has moved from 15th to 7th position in the general classification. In the last heat, Jayson Hopper raced against his friend Dallin Pepper. They took first and second place respectively.
1.- Grace Walton 3:03 / Jayson Hopper 2:32
2.- Bethany Flores 3:09 / Dallin Pepper 2:37
3.- Alex Gazan 3:11 / Patrick Vellner 2:41
4.- Danielle Brandon 3:13 / James Sprague 2:42
5.- Emily Rolfe 3:14 / Samuel Kwant 2:45
For Time
1600m Run
Then,
50-yard sprint
50-yard bag carry
75-yard sprint
75-yard bag carry
100-yard sprint
👩 70 lb / 32 kg
👨 100 lb / 45 kg
A new implement designed by Rogue, the "Happy Star", a weighted sandbag in the shape of a star was used in this event.
Tia-Clair Toomey / Ricky Garard
Leaderboard at the end of day 2
"Chad with a twist"
1000 weighted steps ups
RESULTS
Both men and women competed at the same time in the Arena on a large step up platform. The "twist" was that it was a step up and over.
Event 8 will be a clean ladder, with eliminations during the workout, leaving the final round for ten athletes to lift the last set of barbells.
For time:
Round 1: 3-2-1-1-1 cleans
Round 2: 2-1-1-1 cleans
Round 3: 1-1-1 cleans
👩/ 👨
Round 1:
(165/175/185/195/205 lb) / (255/265/275/285/295 lb)
(75/79/83/93 kg) / (115/120/124/129/134 kg)
Round 2:
(205/215/225/230 lb ) / (295/305/315/325 lb)
(93/98/102/104 kg) / (134/138/142/147 kg)
Round 3:
(230/240/250 lb) / (325/345/365 lb)
(93/109/113 kg) / (147/156/166 kg)
James Sprague, the leader at the time, and Roman Khrennikov, second, did not make it to the next round.
Austin Hatfield won the next round with a time of 27 seconds
In the last, Hatfield reached the last bar first but missed his lift. That's when Medeiros made his lift and crossed the finish line winning his first event.
In the women's event, Adams, Rolfe and Flores did not make it past the first round.
Tia Toomey won making it 39 event wins in her CF Games career.
1.- Tia Toomey / Justin Medeiros
2.- Kyra Milligan / Bruno Marins
3.- Alex Gazan / Travis Mayer
4.- Gabriela Migala / Jack Rozema
5.- Emma Lawson / Ricky Garard
30 Athletes
5 Barbells with increasing weights:
1st Barbell: 3 reps
2nd Barbell: 2 reps
3rd-5th Barbell: 1 rep
*Top 20 fastest times advance to Round 2
20 Athletes
4 Barbells with increasing weights:
1st Barbell: 2 reps
2nd-4th Barbell: 1 rep
*Top 10 fastest times advance to Round 3
10 Athletes
3 Barbells with increasing weights:
All Barbells: 1 rep
For time:
45 handstand push-ups
80-foot 25m sled pull from standing (110/180 lb) (50kg/82kg)
30 strict handstand push-ups
80-foot sled pull seated from the platform
15 freestanding handstand push-ups
Time cap: 10 minutes
The key to this event was the 15 freestanding handstands, and shoulder fatigue which caused many athletes to get stuck in that section. Saxon Panchik, in the first heat, was the fastest and his score remained the best time. Fikowski, took second place which cemented his climb to first place overall.
On the women's side, Lexy Neely set the best time in the first heat and maintained it throughout the event. Alexis Raptis and Brooke Wells were second and third.
At the end of Saturday the field will be cut to 30.
1.- Brent Fikowski 583
2.- James Sprague 538
3.- Roman Khrennikov 535
4.- Dallin Pepper 529
5.- Jayson Hopper 526
6.- Patrick Vellner 518
7.- Jay Crouch 517
8.- Ricky Garard 505
9.- Justin Medeiros 474
10.- Jelle Hoste 440
1.- Tia Clair Toomey 655
2.- Gabriela Migala 595
3.- Emily Rolfe 554
4.- Bethany Flores 520
5.- Haley Adams 516
6.- Aimee Cringle 454
7.- Paige Semenza 438
8.- Grace Walton 426
9.- Brooke Wells 423
10.- Madeline Sturt 421
5 rounds for time:
175-metre run
12 toes-to-bars
8 alternating dumbbell snatches (70/100 lb 32/45 kg)
Time cap: 11 minutes
In the first heat Chloe Gauvin-David set the best time. In the second heat Alex Gazan took the lead but she couldn't hold on and Alexis Raptis passed her at the end of the third round. Raptis pulled away and Brandon passed Gazan. Raptis eventually won with a new time to beat followed by Brandon and Gazan.
In the last heat Tia Clair Toomey put in another performance and took the win, making that her 40th win in her CrossFit Games career.
On the men's side Hatfield set the best time (7:28) in the first heat. In the second Hapalaainen was in the lead until the end but Saxon Panchik closed the gap and almost managed to pass him. In the final heat, there were several leaders, first Garard, then Hoste and James Sprague. However, in the last round, Hopper was able to overtake Sprague and won the event.
Event 9: Final 2421
For time:
24 thrusters (65/95 lb)
24 chest-to-bar pull-ups
80-foot yoke carry (245/425 lb)
21 chest-to-bar pull-ups
21 thrusters
Time cap: 5 minutes
Rest 2 minutes, then Event 10: Final 1815
Following the death of individual competitor Lazar Đukić during the swimming element of event 1 at Marine Creek, the scheduled team events 1 "Turf ‘N’ Surf ". 2 "Barbell Rodeo Muscle Up Medley PT1" and 3 "Barbell Rodeo Muscle Up Medley PT2" were cancelled.
For time:
40 synchro sandbag squats (150/200 lb)
1 legless rope climb each
40-calorie ski erg
1 legless rope climb each
10 Earthworm thrusters
2 legless rope climbs each
10 Earthworm thrusters
1 legless rope climb each
40-calorie ski erg
1 legless rope climb each
40 synchro sandbag squats (150/200 lb)
All for time:
F/F pair completes 3 rounds for time of:
11-calorie Echo bike
11 burpees over barricade
M/M pair completes 3 rounds for time of:
15-calorie Echo bike
11 burpees over barricade
Time cap: 9 minutes
For time:
1,600-metre team run
54-yard Bob Bob Sled Push (942 lb)
Time cap: 10 minutes
CrossFit Invictus took a solid 7.12.85s win with CrossFit Invictus Unconquerable right behind them with 07.13.11s. In the second heat, CrossFit Torian Mayhem took first place and the overall win with a time of 6.52.81s
Several of the teams chose to pay their respects to Lazar Đukić by waiting in silence for 60 seconds after their heats had begun before beginning the workout.
Standings after Event 2:
CrossFit Mayhem 100 pts
CrossFit Torian Mayhem 96 pts
CrossFit Reignited 92 pts
Raw Iron CrossFit Mayhem Thunder 88 pts
Einhorn CrossFit 80 pts
Standings after event 4:
CrossFit Torian Mayhem 284 pts
CrossFit Mayhem 276 pts
Raw Iron CrossFit Mayhem Thunder 268 pts
CrossFit Oslo Kriger BLST 221 pts
Peak 360 CrossFit 220 pts
For time:
20 Earthworm cleans
60 handstand push-ups
20 Earthworm cleans
40 strict handstand push-ups
20 Earthworm cleans
10 freestanding handstand push-ups
EVENT RESULTS
For time:
120 synchro wall-ball shots (14/20 lb, 6kg/9kg to a 10-foot/3 metre target)
90 synchro GHD sit-ups
60 synchro box jump-overs
30 synchro dumbbell snatches (70/100 lb, 32kg/45kg)
At the end of Saturday the field will be cut from 30 to 20 teams.
For time:
30-foot/9 metre Earthworm lunge (L)
25 chest-to-bar pull-ups/run
25 chest-to-bar pull-ups/run
30-foot/ 9 metre Earthworm lunge (R)
20 toes-to-bars/run
20 toes-to-bars/run
30-foot/ 9 metre Earthworm lunge (L)
15 bar muscle-ups/run
15 bar muscle-ups/run
30-foot/ 9 metre Earthworm lunge (R)
For time:
120-foot 37 m Snail push (720 lb / 327 kg)
80 synchro deadlifts (225/315 lb, 102/142 kg)
120-foot 37m Snail push
FINAL RESULTS
1. Raw Iron CrossFit Mayhem Thunder
2. CrossFit Torian Mayhem
3. Peak 360 CrossFit
4. CrossFit Mayhem
5. 8th Day CrossFit
REGIONMENWOMENNorth America East Jeffrey Adler
Dallin Pepper
Roman Khrennikov
Jayson Hopper
Samuel Cournoyer
Jack Rozema
Saxon Panchik
Austin Hatfield
Alexandre Caron
Travis Mayer
Luke ParkerTia-Clair Toomey
Alexis Raptis
Emma Lawson
Danielle Brandon
Shelby Neal
Haley Adams
Brooke Wells
Paige Semenza
Chloe Gauvin-David
Caroline Stanley
Lexi NeelyNorth America West
Justin Medeiros
Brent Fikowski
James Sprague
Patrick Vellner
Samuel Kwant
Chris Ibarra
Brandon Luckett
Cole Sager
Cole GreashaberAbigail Domit
Alex Gazan
Arielle Loewen
Hattie Kanyo
Emily Rolfe
Dani Speegle
Bethany Flores
Kyra MilliganEuropeLazar Đukić
Jelle Hoste
Henrik Haapalainen
Aniol Ekai
Luka Đukić
Victor Hoffer
Björgvin Karl Guðmundsson
Harry Lightfoot
Calum Clements
Moritz FiebigLaura Horvath
Gabriela Migała
Emma Tall
Karin Freyová
Aimee Cringle
Claudia Gluck
Linda Keesman
Elisa Fuliano
Emma McQuaid
Jacqueline DahlstrømOceania
Ricky Garard
Bayley Martin
Jay Crouch
Peter Ellis
Grace Walton
Madeline Sturt
Daisy McDonald
Georgia Pryer South America
Guilherme Malheiros
Kalyan Souza
Bruno Marins
Victoria Campos
Julia Kato
Andreia Pinheiro AfricaRuan Potgieter Gemma RaderAsiaIvan Kukartsev
Arthur Semenov
Ilya Makarov
Seher Kaya
Seungyeon Choi
Dawon Jung
Every year some of the athletes who did not qualify for the Games are invited to be part of the demo team. This year the athletes on the demo team are: Scott Tetlow, Tudor Magda, Colten Mertens, Sydney Wells, Trista Smith and Anikha Greer. The demo team are tasked with demonstrating each event at the CrossFit Games to the competing athletes, and also test all of the events prior to the Games.
Individual
Team
Scoring
Athletes are awarded points for each event based on a points table. Better performance equates to more points and at the end of the competition, the athletes with the most points in their category win the competition.
Cuts
Individual athletes will be cut from 40 to 30 at the end of Saturday.
The athletes in each category will earn cash prizes in addition to the title “Fittest on Earth”. This year the total prize purse is $2.945 million, a $17,000 increase from last year.
Individual Athletes
First place: $315,000
Second place: $125,000
Third place: $85,000
Fourth Place: $60,000
Fifth Through Eighth Place: $45,000, $40,000, $35,000 and $32,000, respectively
Ninth Through 20th Place: $29,000, $26,000, $20,000, $18,000, $15,000, $14,000, $13,000, $12,000, $11,000, $10,000, $9,000 and $8,000, respectively
21st Through 40th Place: $7,000, $6,750, $6,500, $6,250, $6,000, $5,750, $5,500, $5,250, $5,000, $4,750, $4,500, $4,250, $4,000, $3,750, $3,500, $3,250, $3,000, $2,750, $2,500, $2,250, respectively
Additionally, cash prizes will be awarded to athletes who make the podium in each competition event:
Individual Events Wins
First place: $3,000
Second place: $2,000
Third place: $1,000
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