2019 Europe's Strongest Man

2019 Europe's Strongest Man
Competition information
Dates	6 April 2019
Venue	First Direct Arena
Location	Leeds
Country	United Kingdom
Athletes participating	9
Nations participating	5
Champion(s)
Hafþór Björnsson
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The 2019 Europe's Strongest Man was a strongman competition that took place in Leeds, England on 6 April 2019 at the First Direct Arena. This event was part of the 2019 Giants live tour.

Reigning champion Hafþór Björnsson won his fifth Europe's Strongest Man title.^[1][2]

• Notes: A number of athletes were invited to take part in this event only and therefore they did not score points.

#	Athlete	Nation	Weight	Event Points	Overall Points
1	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	214 kilograms (472 lb)	9	9
2	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	203 kilograms (448 lb)	7.5	7.5
2	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	203 kilograms (448 lb)	7.5	7.5
4	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	190 kilograms (420 lb)	5	5
4	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	190 kilograms (420 lb)	5	5
4	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	190 kilograms (420 lb)	5	5
7	Laurence Shahlaei	United Kingdom	175 kilograms (386 lb)	3	3
—	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	N/A	0	0
—	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	N/A	0	0
[3]

Athlete	Nation	Weight
Cheick Sanou[a]	Burkina Faso	220 kilograms (490 lb)
Rob Kearney[b]	United States	214 kilograms (472 lb)
Graham Hicks	United Kingdom	214 kilograms (472 lb)
Larry Wheels	United States	203 kilograms (448 lb)

• Weight: 350 kilograms (770 lb) for as many repetitions as possible.
• Time Limit: 60 seconds
• Notes: This event was completed on an axle bar.

#	Athlete	Nation	Repetitions	Event Points	Overall Points
1	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	10	9	16.5
2	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	9	8	15.5
3	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	8	6.5	11.5
3	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	8	6.5	6.5
5	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	7	5	5
6	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	6	4	9
7	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	5	3	12
8	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	4	1.5	6.5
8	Laurence Shahlaei	United Kingdom	4	1.5	4.5
[3]

• Weight: 4 x 450 kilograms (990 lb) tyre flips, 1 x anchor drag
• Course Length: 30 metres (98 ft)

#	Athlete	Nation	Time	Event Points	Overall Points
1	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	43.14	9	21
2	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	44.49	8	24.5
3	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	45.47	7	16
4	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	46.90	6	12.5
5	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	49.51	5	16.5
6	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	56.41	4	10.5
7	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	57.19	3	18.5
8	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	5.5 metres (18 ft)	2	7
9	Laurence Shahlaei	United Kingdom	N/A	0	4.5
[3]

• Weight: 160 kilograms (350 lb) pillars in each hand.

#	Athlete	Nation	Time	Event Points	Overall Points
1	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	1:22.26	9	16
2	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	55.13	8	32.5
3	Laurence Shahlaei[a]	United Kingdom	46.56	7	11.5
4	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	44.30	6	16.5
5	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	43.34	5	21.5
6	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	40.90	4	16.5
7	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	40.02	3	21.5
8	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	40.00	2	23
9	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	31.50	1	17
[3]

• Weight: 5 stone series ranging from 120–200 kilograms (260–440 lb).

#	Athlete	Nation	Time	Event Points	Overall Points
1	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	5 in 21.81	9	26
2	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	5 in 22.61	8	31
3	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	5 in 28.52	7	28.5
4	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	5 in 57.31	6	22.5
5	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	4 in 29.15	5	21
6	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	4 in 34.69	4	25.5
7	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	3 in 20.39	3	35.5
8	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	2 in 16.63	2	18.5
[3]

#	Athlete	Nation	Points
	Hafþór Björnsson	Iceland	35.5
	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	31
	Konstantine Janashia	Georgia	28.5
4	Tom Stoltman	United Kingdom	26
5	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	25.5
6	Luke Stoltman	United Kingdom	22.5
7	Mark Felix	United Kingdom	21
8	Adam Bishop	United Kingdom	18.5
9	Laurence Shahlaei	United Kingdom	11.5
[4][3]