The 2024 Iceland’s Strongest Man (ISM) contest occurred on Aug. 10-11, 2024. The competition featured eight of the country’s strongest, including the return of 2018 World’s Strongest Man (WSM) Hafthor Björnsson, who won 10 consecutive ISM titles before his competitive retirement in 2020.

After six events — Max Deadlift, Dumbbell Medley, Frame Carry, Sandbag Toss, Husafell Stone, and Stone Over Bar — Björnsson emerged victorious to achieve his 11th ISM title, scoring 45 of a possible 48 points.

2024 Iceland’s Strongest Man Results

Hafthór Björnsson — 45 points

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — 34.5 points

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 31.5 points

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — 21 points

Kristján Páll Árnason — 17 points

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — 11 points

Gudmundur Helgason — 10 points

Alexander Andersen — Nine points

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2024 Iceland’s Strongest Man Event Results

Below are the results for each of the six contested events in Iceland:

Max Deadlift

Athletes had three attempts to establish their max deadlift.

Hafthór Björnsson — 380 kilograms

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — 360 kilograms

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 360 kilograms

Kristján Páll Árnason — 340 kilograms

Alexander Andersen — 315 kilograms

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — 310 kilograms

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — 290 kilograms

Gudmundur Helgason — 275 kilograms

Dumbbell Medley

Athletes attempted to lift three dumbbells weighing 80, 95, and 105 kilograms in the fastest time possible.

Hafthór Björnsson — Three in 32 seconds

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — Two in 13 seconds

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — Two in 14 seconds

Alexander Andersen — One in Seven seconds

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — One in Nine seconds

Gudmundur Helgason — One in 10 seconds

Kristján Páll Árnason — One in 11 seconds

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — no lift

Frame Carry

Each strongman attempted to carry the 350-kilogram frame for distance. They were allowed one drop to regrip.

Hafthór Björnsson — 20 meters

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — 18.9 meters

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 3.36 meters

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — 13.82 meters

Kristján Páll Árnason — 5.53 meters

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — 1.87 meters

Gudmundur Helgason — 3.45 meters

Alexander Andersen — withdrew

Sandbag Toss

Athletes attempted to toss a 25-kilogram implement for height.

Hafthór Björnsson — 5.9 meters

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — 5.6 meters

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 5.3 meters

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — no score

Kristján Páll Árnason — no score

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — no score

Gudmundur Helgason — no score

Alexander Andersen — withdrew

Husafell Stone

Athletes carried the 186-kilogram stone for distance. Scores will be updated when they are made available.

Hafthór Björnsson

Pálmi Gudfinnsson

Hilmar Örn Jónsson

Kári Kristófer Elíasson

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson

Gudmundur Helgason

Kristján Páll Árnason

Alexander Andersen — withdrew

Stone Over Bar

Hafthór Björnsson — Two reps (202 kilograms)

Hilmar Örn Jónsson — One rep (202 kilograms)

Kári Kristófer Elíasson — Six reps (160 kilograms)

Kristján Páll Árnason — Five reps (160 kilograms)

Ísleifur Orri Arngrímsson — Three reps (160 kilograms)

Pálmi Gudfinnsson — One rep (160 kilograms)

Gudmundur Helgason — no lift

Alexander Andersen — withdrew

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