2025 Britain’s Strongest Man Official Results

Sheffield, England, set the stage for the 2025 Britain’s Strongest Man (BSM) on Feb. 1. Furthermore, this single-day contest brought together 12 athletes from four countries. Moreover, from the very first event, competitors faced a brutal test of strength. Throughout the day, five grueling challenges pushed them to their limits.

Right from the start, Luke Stoltman made his presence known. With raw power and steady execution, he dominated multiple events. By staying consistent, he built an early lead and never looked back. In the end, he secured 52 out of a possible 60 points to claim victory.

At the same time, Shane Flowers battled hard to keep up. Furthermore, through sheer determination, he delivered strong performances in every event. However, despite falling short of the top spot, he fought his way to a well-earned silver. Meanwhile, Andrew Flynn showcased steady execution and claimed third place.

In the final moments, Stoltman stood alone at the top. Once again, he proved himself as one of Britain’s strongest athletes. As the dust settled, Flowers and Flynn emerged as top contenders for the future. With this contest now in the books, the season’s next battles await.

2025 Britain’s Strongest Man Official Winners

Luke Stoltman secured the title with a dominant 52-point performance. Then, Shane Flowers pushed hard but settled for second with 46.5 points. Meanwhile, Andrew Flynn rounded out the podium, claiming third place with 42.5 points.

At the same time, Flowers tried to close the gap but couldn’t overcome Stoltman’s lead. In contrast, Flynn stayed consistent across all events to hold onto third. However, Haynes came close, finishing just half a point behind.

Ultimately, Paddy Haynes placed fourth, followed by Ben Glasscock in fifth. Further down, Gavin Bilton secured sixth while Sean Gillen landed in seventh. Unfortunately, Luke Richardson and Andy Black withdrew before the final events.

Final Standings:

Winner: Luke Stoltman (SCO) — 52 points
Runner-up: Shane Flowers (ENG) — 46.5 points
Third Place: Andrew Flynn (ENG) — 42.5 points

4. Paddy Haynes (ENG) — 42 points
5. Ben Glasscock (ENG) — 40 points
6. Gavin Bilton (WAL) — 38 points
7. Sean Gillen (IRL) — 32.5 points
8. Adam Bishop (ENG) — 26 points
9. Matt Dimond (WAL) — 22.5 points
10. Chris Beetham (SCO) — 19 points
11. Luke Richardson (ENG) — 6 points (withdrew)
12. Andy Black (SCO) — 1 point (withdrew)

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2025 Britain’s Strongest Man Event Results

Sandbag Steeplechase (4 implements, 150kg)

Paddy Haynes — 6 in 47.70 sec
Luke Stoltman — 6 in 55.29 sec
Shane Flowers — 6 in 59.90 sec
Gavin Bilton — 6 in 66.59 sec
Andrew Flynn — 6 in 72.57 sec
Luke Richardson — 5 in 43.60 sec
Sean Gillen — 5 in 48.53 sec
Adam Bishop — 5 in 51.05 sec
Ben Glasscock — 5 in 57.23 sec
Chris Beetham — 5 in 63.23 sec
Matt Dimond — 5 in 69.42 sec
Andy Black — 5 in 70.92 sec

Paddy Haynes set the pace, loading six sandbags in 47.70 seconds. Shortly after, Luke Stoltman followed with a time of 55.29. Meanwhile, Shane Flowers completed his run in 59.90 seconds to take third.

Further back, Gavin Bilton and Andrew Flynn also loaded all six bags but took longer. At the same time, Luke Richardson completed five before withdrawing. Meanwhile, Sean Gillen and Adam Bishop kept up but couldn’t match the top times.

In the end, Ben Glasscock and Chris Beetham finished five but struggled with speed. Meanwhile, Matt Dimond and Andy Black had nearly identical times. Clearly, this event set the stage for an intense battle ahead.

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Deadlift Ladder (5 barbells, 75 sec limit)

Shane Flowers — 5 in 39.59 sec
Paddy Haynes — 5 in 41.27 sec
Sean Gillen — 5 in 49.13 sec
Adam Bishop — 5 in 30.66 sec
Luke Stoltman — 4 in 29.10 sec
Gavin Bilton — 4 in 38.04 sec
Ben Glasscock — 4 in 40.59 sec
Matt Dimond — 4 in 50.14 sec
Andrew Flynn — 3 in 17.26 sec
Chris Beetham — 2 in 38.35 sec
Luke Richardson — Withdrew
Andy Black — Withdrew

Right from the start, Shane Flowers dominated, lifting all five barbells in 39.59 seconds. Just behind him, Paddy Haynes followed closely, finishing in 41.27 seconds. Meanwhile, Sean Gillen secured third, completing all lifts in just under 50 seconds.

At the same time, Adam Bishop made a strong statement, lifting all five in 30.66 seconds. However, he withdrew later, ending his run early. Meanwhile, Luke Stoltman stopped after four lifts to conserve energy.

Further down, Gavin Bilton and Ben Glasscock also completed four reps but took longer. Meanwhile, Andrew Flynn stopped after three, prioritizing endurance. Finally, Chris Beetham only managed two before time expired.

Duck & Farmer’s Medley (200kg Duck Walk, 150kg Farmer’s Walk)

Andrew Flynn — 22.81 sec
Luke Stoltman — 24.38 sec
Adam Bishop — 24.58 sec
Shane Flowers — 26.58 sec
Paddy Haynes — 29.42 sec
Ben Glasscock — 31.78 sec
Gavin Bilton — 31.78 sec
Matt Dimond — 59.13 sec
Sean Gillen — 33.4m
Chris Beetham — 25m
Luke Richardson — Withdrew
Andy Black — Withdrew

Andrew Flynn proved his speed, finishing the medley in 22.81 seconds. Shortly after, Luke Stoltman stayed close, clocking in at 24.38 seconds. Meanwhile, Adam Bishop followed just behind at 24.58 seconds before withdrawing.

Further down, Shane Flowers and Paddy Haynes kept pace but missed the top three. Both finished in under 30 seconds, staying in contention. Meanwhile, Ben Glasscock and Gavin Bilton tied at 31.78 seconds.

At the bottom, Matt Dimond struggled, nearly doubling the leaders’ times. Meanwhile, Sean Gillen covered 33.4 meters before time ran out. Unfortunately, Chris Beetham stopped at 25 meters, while Luke Richardson and Andy Black withdrew.

Log Lift (160kg for reps)

Luke Stoltman — 5 reps
Andrew Flynn — 4 reps (T-2nd)
Ben Glasscock — 4 reps (T-2nd)
Gavin Bilton — 3 reps (T-4th)
Sean Gillen — 3 reps (T-4th)
Shane Flowers — 2 reps (T-6th)
Matt Dimond — 2 reps (T-6th)
Chris Beetham — 1 rep
Paddy Haynes — No lift
Adam Bishop — Withdrew
Luke Richardson — Withdrew
Andy Black — Withdrew

Luke Stoltman showcased his pressing strength, locking out five reps. Meanwhile, Andrew Flynn and Ben Glasscock each managed four, tying for second place. Shortly after, Gavin Bilton and Sean Gillen followed with three reps.

At the same time, Shane Flowers and Matt Dimond hit two reps but couldn’t push further. Meanwhile, Chris Beetham struggled, securing just one rep. Unfortunately, Paddy Haynes failed to get a lift on the board.

Shortly before the event, Adam Bishop withdrew, cutting his competition short. Meanwhile, Luke Richardson and Andy Black had already pulled out. Clearly, Stoltman’s performance here helped cement his overall lead.

Atlas Stones (5 stones, 120-200kg, 60 sec limit)

Paddy Haynes — 5 in 25.33 sec
Shane Flowers — 5 in 25.98 sec
Luke Stoltman — 5 in 26.59 sec
Andrew Flynn — 5 in 28.92 sec
Gavin Bilton — 5 in 30.41 sec
Ben Glasscock — 5 in 59.22 sec
Sean Gillen — 4 in 22.57 sec
Chris Beetham — 3 in 31.40 sec
Matt Dimond — 1 in 6.25 sec
Adam Bishop — Withdrew
Luke Richardson — Withdrew
Andy Black — Withdrew

Paddy Haynes dominated, loading all five stones in 25.33 seconds. Shortly after, Shane Flowers followed just behind, finishing in 25.98 seconds. Meanwhile, Luke Stoltman sealed his victory with a 26.59-second run.

Further back, Andrew Flynn and Gavin Bilton also finished all five stones but took longer. Meanwhile, Ben Glasscock struggled with speed, completing his run in nearly a full minute. At the same time, Sean Gillen only managed four stones.

In the end, Chris Beetham lifted three before time expired. Meanwhile, Matt Dimond placed last, lifting only one stone. Unfortunately, several athletes had already withdrawn, reducing the field for the final event.

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Overview

Sheffield hosted the 2025 Britain’s Strongest Man on Feb. 1, where 12 athletes from four countries faced five intense events. From the start, Luke Stoltman took control with consistent performances, earning 52 points to claim victory. Furthermore, Shane Flowers battled hard, securing second with 46.5 points, while Andrew Flynn held steady for third with 42.5 points. Moreover, Paddy Haynes finished fourth, just ahead of Ben Glasscock in fifth. Meanwhile, several athletes, including Luke Richardson and Andy Black, withdrew before the final events. Overall, Stoltman’s dominance throughout the day confirmed his status as Britain’s strongest.

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