2025 Magnús Classic Gimli Strongman Results

The 2025 Magnús Classic Gimli took place on August 2-3 in Gimli, Canada. Then, three Americans joined nine Canadians to contest six grueling events. Next, the competition tested raw power, endurance, and speed. Finally, USA’s Levi Strong and Canada’s Colten Sloan tied at 63 points each.

However, Strong secured the gold thanks to a faster time in the Natural Stones event. Meanwhile, Andrew Langelaar of Canada finished third with 57 points. Overall, the event showcased fierce competition between the neighboring countries’ top strongmen.

Moreover, the six events ranged from Arm-Over-Arm Pull to Natural Stones. Each tested different strength aspects. This variety made for an exciting and unpredictable contest.

Ultimately, Strong’s win highlighted his grit and determination. The fans in Gimli witnessed an intense battle between North America’s best.

2025 Magnús Classic Gimli Results

Levi Strong 🇺🇸 took the top spot with 63 points. Then, Colten Sloan 🇨🇦 tied him at 63 points but settled for second. Next, Andrew Langelaar 🇨🇦 secured third place with 57 points. Larson Hehr 🇨🇦 followed closely with 55 points. Finally, Daniel Cadger 🇨🇦 rounded out the top five with 45 points.

Meanwhile, the rest of the field battled for placement points. Americans Jonathan Winberly and Landon Whitt earned 35 and 32 points respectively. The remaining Canadians filled out the leaderboard.

This close scoring confirmed a tight contest, with only a few points separating many athletes.

Rank	Athlete	Points
🥇 1	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	63
🥈 2	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	63
🥉 3	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	57
4	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	55
5	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	45
6	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	35
7	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	32
8	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	27
9	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	26
10	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	18
11	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	16
12	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	15

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2025 Magnús Classic Gimli Event Results

Arm-Over-Arm Pull

Levi Strong finished fastest in 25.25 seconds. Next, Ryan Vance and Colten Sloan followed closely with 25.93 and 26.36 seconds. Meanwhile, Andrew Langelaar took fourth with 29.26 seconds.

Then, the field spread out with times ranging from 29.86 to 37.29 seconds. Finally, Travis Klassen finished last in 37.29 seconds. This event favored speed and upper-body endurance.

Rank	Athlete	Time (seconds)
1	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	25.25
2	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	25.93
3	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	26.36
4	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	29.26
5	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	29.86
6	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	30.66
7	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	31.67
8	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	31.7
9	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	31.92
10	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	34.54
11	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	36.62
12	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	37.29

Overhead Medley

Colten Sloan completed all four implements fastest in 48.16 seconds. Then, Larson Hehr closely followed with the same four lifts in 51.49 seconds. Meanwhile, Daniel Cadger managed three lifts in 46.62 seconds.

However, Levi Strong also completed three lifts but in 60.47 seconds. Finally, several athletes failed to complete any lifts, including Ryan Vance, Dave Blake, Lance Lavallée, and Travis Klassen.

This event tested explosive overhead strength and speed.

Rank	Athlete	Result
1	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	4 lifts in 48.16 sec
2	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	4 lifts in 51.49 sec
3	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	3 lifts in 46.62 sec
4	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	3 lifts in 60.47 sec
5	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	3 lifts in 66.29 sec
6	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	2 lifts in 35.1 sec
7	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	1 lift in 10.36 sec
8	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	1 lift in 27.26 sec
—	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	No lift
—	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	No lift
—	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	No lift
—	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	No lift

Deadlift

Andrew Langelaar led with six reps in 44.69 seconds. Then, Colten Sloan, Levi Strong, Jonathan Winberly, and Daniel Cadger all managed six reps with times between 59.36 and 66.07 seconds.

Meanwhile, Larson Hehr and Ryan Vance completed five reps. Then, Dave Blake lifted two reps. Finally, Landon Whitt and Lance Lavallée managed one rep each, while Josh Cloherty and Travis Klassen failed to lift.

This event emphasized raw pulling strength and endurance.

Rank	Athlete	Reps / Time
1	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	6 reps in 44.69 sec
2	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	6 reps in 59.36 sec
3	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	6 reps in 60.47 sec
4	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	6 reps in 61.95 sec
5	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	6 reps in 66.07 sec
6	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	5 reps in 53.09 sec
7	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	5 reps in 68.59 sec
8	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	2 reps in 32.84 sec
9	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	1 rep in 21.65 sec
10	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	1 rep in 21.72 sec
—	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	No lift
—	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	No lift

Yoke + Farmer’s Medley

Larson Hehr carried the heaviest combined distance with 36.58 meters. Then, Colten Sloan and Levi Strong followed with 34.78 and 32.22 meters respectively. Meanwhile, Jonathan Winberly managed 29.29 meters.

Furthermore, the field ranged down to Travis Klassen at 17.56 meters. This event tested grip strength and full-body endurance.

Rank	Athlete	Distance (meters)
1	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	36.58
2	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	34.78
3	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	32.22
4	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	29.29
5	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	26.82
6	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	24.82
7	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	24.08
8	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	23.16
9	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	21
10	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	20.27
11	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	18.29
12	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	17.56

Fingal’s Fingers

First, Levi Strong completed five fingers in 62.25 seconds. Then, Andrew Langelaar closely followed at 64.54 seconds. Meanwhile, Larson Hehr completed six fingers fastest in 63.1 seconds. Colten Sloan finished four fingers in 66.35 seconds.

Additionally, several athletes managed fewer fingers or failed to complete. Lance Lavallée and Jonathan Winberly did not lift in this event.

This event tested explosive power and coordination.

Rank	Athlete	Result
1	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	5 fingers in 62.25 sec
2	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	5 fingers in 64.54 sec
3	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	6 fingers in 63.1 sec
4	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	4 fingers in 66.35 sec
5	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	3 fingers in 49.79 sec
6	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	3 fingers in 58.25 sec
7	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	2 fingers in 36.39 sec
8	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	2 fingers in 45.23 sec
9	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	2 fingers in 64.77 sec
10	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	1 finger in 23.29 sec
—	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	No lift
—	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	No lift

Natural Stones

Levi Strong completed four stones fastest in 42.35 seconds. Then, Andrew Langelaar followed with four stones in 48.52 seconds. Meanwhile, Colten Sloan finished four stones in 60.93 seconds.

Furthermore, Larson Hehr and Daniel Cadger both completed three stones quickly. Several others completed fewer stones or took longer times. Lance Lavallée, Dave Blake, and Josh Cloherty finished with two stones each.

This final event served as the tie-breaker for the overall title.

Rank	Athlete	Result
1	🇺🇸 Levi Strong	4 stones in 42.35 sec
2	🇨🇦 Andrew Langelaar	4 stones in 48.52 sec
3	🇨🇦 Colten Sloan	4 stones in 60.93 sec
4	🇨🇦 Larson Hehr	3 stones in 33.45 sec
5	🇨🇦 Daniel Cadger	3 stones in 35.02 sec
6	🇨🇦 Travis Klassen	3 stones in 38.97 sec
7	🇺🇸 Jonathan Winberly	3 stones in 45.08 sec
8	🇺🇸 Landon Whitt	3 stones in 47.35 sec
9	🇨🇦 Ryan Vance	3 stones in 58.14 sec
10	🇨🇦 Lance Lavallée	2 stones in 22.02 sec
11	🇨🇦 Dave Blake	2 stones in 24.11 sec
12	🇨🇦 Josh Cloherty	2 stones in 31.26 sec

🇺🇸 Levi Strong edged out 🇨🇦 Colten Sloan for the overall title at the 2025 Magnús Classic Gimli. Despite tying on points, Strong’s faster Natural Stones time served as the decisive tiebreaker. Meanwhile, Canada’s Andrew Langelaar and Larson Hehr rounded out the top four with solid performances. This contest highlighted the fierce North American rivalry and tested a wide range of strength skills. Fans left Gimli witnessing a thrilling and tightly contested event.