The 2022 Iceland’s Strongest Man (ISM) contest took place from Aug. 6-7, 2022, in Reykjavík, Iceland. The results of elite strongman contests throughout 2022 in Iceland feature the same headline: 24-year-old Kristján Jón Haraldsson is the champion.
The two-day competition featured six strongmen battle across seven events: a Truck Pull, a Max Deadlift, a Front Hold, a Weight Toss, a Super Yoke, Overhead Press, and the Natural Stones. Haraldsson won four of those seven events to take the overall win by a three-point margin over Stefán Karel Torfason. Here are the full results:
2022 Iceland’s Strongest Man Results
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — 36 points
- Stefán Karel Torfason — 33 points
- Páll Logason — 31 points
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 21 points
- Kristján Páll Árnason — 15 points
- Sigurjón Gudnason — 11 points
According to Strongman Archives, the 2022 ISM contest was Haraldsson’s eighth professional strongman contest. It marked his second professional victory; the first came in 2022 at the 2022 Strongest Man in Iceland contest on June 11-12, 2022.
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2022 Iceland’s Strongest Man Event Results
Check out the results from each of the 2022 ISM events below:
Truck Pull
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — 9.28 meters
- Stefán Karel Torfason — 6.7 meters
- Páll Logason — not shown
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 21 points
- Kristján Páll Árnason — 15 points
- Sigurjón Gudnason — 11 points
Deadlift
- Páll Logason — 370 kilograms
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — 360 kilograms
- Stefán Karel Torfason — 350 kilograms
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 340 kilograms
- Kristján Páll Árnason — 320 kilograms
- Sigurjón Gudnason — 270 kilograms
Front Hold
- Stefán Karel Torfason — 41 seconds
- Páll Logason — 39 seconds
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — 37 seconds
- Kristján Páll Árnason — 36 secnods
- Sigurjón Gudnason — 34 seconds
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 32 seconds
Check out day one of the 2022 ISM contest below:
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Weight Toss
The weight toss consisted of five implements of ascending weight — two kegs, two sandbags, and a handled weight.
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — Five in 12.64 seconds
- Stefán Karel Torfason — Five in 12.70 seconds
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — Five in 36 seconds
- Kristján Páll Árnason — Three in 14 seconds
- Páll Logason — Three in 14.78 seconds
- Sigurjón Gudnason — Three in 21.80 seconds
Super Yoke
The yoke weight 400 kilograms, and the athlete with the fastest time traversing it down the course won.
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — 47.02 seconds
- Páll Logason — 48 seconds
- Stefán Karel Torfason — 18.73 meters
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — 15.56 meters
- Sigurjón Gudnason — 9.25 meters
- Kristján Páll Árnason — 5.45 meters
Overhead Press
Like the Weight Toss event, the Overhead Press consisted of four implements that ascended in weight — a natural stone, a heavy dumbbell, a monster dumbbell, and a log.
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson — Three in 28.50 seconds
- Stefán Karel Torfason — Three in 35 seconds
- Páll Logason — Two in 28.65 seconds
- Sigurjón Gudnason — One in 12.5 seconds
- Kristján Páll Árnason — One in 14.8 seconds
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson — no lift
Check out day two of the 2022 ISM contest below:
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Natural Stones
- Hilmar Örn Jónsson
- Páll Logason
- Stefán Karel Torfason
- Kristján Jón Haraldsson
- Kristján Páll Árnason
- Sigurjón Gudnason
The Natural Stones event challenged athletes to lift various heavy and oddly shaped stones from the floor to a single platform. The stones were placed around the platform, and each athlete moved from stone to stone attempting to load as many as possible.
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