2026 Canada’s Strongest Man Results

The 2026 Canada’s Strongest Man competition took place on August 30 in Saint-Pamphile, Quebec, bringing 12 of Canada’s top strength athletes together for six demanding events.

Moreover, Tristain Hoath successfully defended his title with 60.5 points. Remarkably, Hoath did not win any of the six events, but his incredible consistency kept him near the top of the standings throughout the competition, and he never finished lower than fifth in an event.

Additionally, Maxime Boudreault appeared to be in control for much of the contest after winning or tying for first in four consecutive events. However, Boudreault failed to complete a single repetition in the Car Deadlift, allowing Hoath to erase the deficit before ultimately securing the championship by two points.

🇨🇦 2026 Canada’s Strongest Man Event Information

Event Information	Details
Date	August 30, 2026
Location	Saint-Pamphile, Quebec, Canada
Athletes	12
Events	Truck Pull, Atlas Stones, Log Lift, Sandbag Toss, Car Deadlift, Farmer’s Walk
Winner	🏆 Tristain Hoath
Winning Score	60.5 points

2026 Canada’s Strongest Man Results and Scorecards

🏆 2026 Canada’s Strongest Man Overall Results

Place	Athlete	Points
🥇 1st	Tristain Hoath	60.5
🥈 2nd	Maxime Boudreault	58.5
🥉 3rd	Larson Hehr	49.5
4th	Gabriel Rhéaume	49.5
5th	Cameron St. Amand	44
6th	Mathieu Poirier	39.5
7th	Sean Hayes	36.5
8th	Jocelyn Lusignant	34.5
9th	Yanick Boucher	32
10th	Joel Anderson	18
11th	James Jeffers	14
12th	Simon Pratte	11.5

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🚚 Event One: Truck Pull

The competition opened with an 18-meter Truck Pull featuring a 75-second time limit. Moreover, Maxime Boudreault immediately established himself as the athlete to beat by completing the course in 56.90 seconds.

Additionally, Tristain Hoath stayed less than one second behind Boudreault with a time of 57.81 seconds. Meanwhile, Larson Hehr was the only other athlete to complete the full distance, finishing in 60.03 seconds.

Therefore, Boudreault earned the opening event victory, while Hoath secured second place and limited the damage in the overall standings. Consequently, the championship race immediately began with Boudreault holding the early advantage.

🏆 Truck Pull Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 1st	Maxime Boudreault	56.90 sec
🥈 2nd	Tristain Hoath	57.81 sec
🥉 3rd	Larson Hehr	60.03 sec
4th	Jocelyn Lusignant	16.77 m
5th	James Jeffers	15.87 m
6th	Gabriel Rhéaume	15.56 m
7th	Cameron St. Amand	15.25 m
8th	Sean Hayes	14.65 m
9th	Mathieu Poirier	14.63 m
10th	Yanick Boucher	14.04 m
11th	Simon Pratte	11.91 m
12th	Joel Anderson	10.99 m

🪨 Event Two: Atlas Stones

The Atlas Stones arrived unusually early in the competition, with athletes tasked with loading five stones ranging from 141 kilograms (310.9 pounds) to 191 kilograms (421.1 pounds).

Moreover, Boudreault continued his dominant start by loading all five stones in just 28.21 seconds. Meanwhile, Hoath again finished second after completing all five stones in 44.18 seconds.

Additionally, Jocelyn Lusignant and Larson Hehr also loaded all five stones, finishing third and fourth, respectively. Therefore, Boudreault strengthened his lead while Hoath remained firmly within striking distance.

🏆 Atlas Stones Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 1st	Maxime Boudreault	5 stones — 28.21 sec
🥈 2nd	Tristain Hoath	5 stones — 44.18 sec
🥉 3rd	Jocelyn Lusignant	5 stones — 63.53 sec
4th	Larson Hehr	5 stones — 82.81 sec
5th	Gabriel Rhéaume	4 stones — 30.91 sec
6th	Cameron St. Amand	4 stones — 62.46 sec
7th	James Jeffers	3 stones — 20.11 sec
8th	Sean Hayes	3 stones — 27.43 sec
9th	Mathieu Poirier	3 stones — 31.86 sec
10th	Yanick Boucher	3 stones — 38.32 sec
11th	Simon Pratte	2 stones — 18.78 sec
12th	Joel Anderson	1 stone — 17.65 sec

🏋️ Event Three: Log Lift

The third event featured a 159-kilogram (350.5-pound) Log Lift for repetitions with a 60-second time limit. Moreover, Boudreault and Mathieu Poirier shared the event victory after each completing five repetitions.

Additionally, Hoath and Hehr remained close behind with four repetitions apiece. Meanwhile, Gabriel Rhéaume and Sean Hayes each completed three reps, while Jocelyn Lusignant and Simon Pratte recorded two.

Therefore, Boudreault continued his impressive run at the top of the standings. Consequently, Hoath again avoided a major setback by finishing among the leading competitors.

🏆 Log Lift Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 T-1st	Maxime Boudreault	5 reps
🥇 T-1st	Mathieu Poirier	5 reps
🥉 T-3rd	Tristain Hoath	4 reps
🥉 T-3rd	Larson Hehr	4 reps
T-5th	Gabriel Rhéaume	3 reps
T-5th	Sean Hayes	3 reps
T-7th	Jocelyn Lusignant	2 reps
T-7th	Simon Pratte	2 reps
T-9th	Cameron St. Amand	1 rep
T-9th	Yanick Boucher	1 rep
T-9th	Joel Anderson	1 rep
—	James Jeffers	Withdrew

🎒 Event Four: Sandbag Toss

The Sandbag Toss featured eight implements weighing between 20 kilograms (44.1 pounds) and 32 kilograms (70.5 pounds). Moreover, Boudreault remained undefeated through the first four events by becoming the only competitor to clear all eight sandbags.

Additionally, Hoath once again finished second, successfully clearing seven bags in 35.33 seconds. Meanwhile, Cameron St. Amand also cleared seven bags, but required 57.20 seconds to complete his effort.

Therefore, Boudreault entered the final two events with a substantial advantage. However, Hoath continued to collect strong finishes and remained positioned to capitalize if anything went wrong for the leader.

🏆 Sandbag Toss Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 1st	Maxime Boudreault	8 bags — 31.37 sec
🥈 2nd	Tristain Hoath	7 bags — 35.33 sec
🥉 3rd	Cameron St. Amand	7 bags — 57.20 sec
4th	Joel Anderson	6 bags — 41.43 sec
5th	Gabriel Rhéaume	5 bags — 16.69 sec
6th	Jocelyn Lusignant	5 bags — 20.85 sec
7th	Mathieu Poirier	5 bags — 25.78 sec
8th	Sean Hayes	4 bags — 19.38 sec
9th	Yanick Boucher	4 bags — 34.51 sec
10th	Larson Hehr	2 bags — 15.69 sec
11th	Simon Pratte	1 bag — 8.24 sec
—	James Jeffers	Withdrew

🚗 Event Five: Car Deadlift

The championship race changed dramatically during the Car Deadlift. Moreover, competitors attempted to complete as many repetitions as possible with 363 kilograms (800.3 pounds) within 60 seconds.

Additionally, Cameron St. Amand won the event with nine repetitions, while Hoath managed three reps for fifth place. Meanwhile, Gabriel Rhéaume recorded seven reps, Yanick Boucher five, and Sean Hayes four.

However, Boudreault was unable to complete a single repetition. Consequently, his zero-point performance erased much of the advantage he had built through the opening four events and gave Hoath the opportunity to take control of the championship race.

🏆 Car Deadlift Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 1st	Cameron St. Amand	9 reps
🥈 2nd	Gabriel Rhéaume	7 reps
🥉 3rd	Yanick Boucher	5 reps
4th	Sean Hayes	4 reps
5th	Tristain Hoath	3 reps
6th	Mathieu Poirier	2 reps
7th	Larson Hehr	1 rep
T-8th	Maxime Boudreault	0 reps
T-8th	Jocelyn Lusignant	0 reps
T-8th	Joel Anderson	0 reps
—	James Jeffers	Withdrew
—	Simon Pratte	Withdrew

🚶 Event Six: Farmer’s Walk

Everything came down to the Farmer’s Walk, with the athletes carrying two 159-kilogram (350.5-pound) implements across a 46-meter course. Moreover, the final event produced one of the closest races of the competition.

Additionally, Larson Hehr won the event in 27.41 seconds, just 0.05 seconds ahead of Boudreault at 27.46 seconds. Meanwhile, Hoath finished only 0.20 seconds behind Hehr, completing the course in 27.61 seconds.

Therefore, Hoath’s third-place finish was enough to secure the overall championship. Consequently, after six events and without winning a single individual event, Hoath finished first overall with 60.5 points, two points ahead of Boudreault.

🏆 Farmer’s Walk Results

Place	Athlete	Result
🥇 1st	Larson Hehr	27.41 sec
🥈 2nd	Maxime Boudreault	27.46 sec
🥉 3rd	Tristain Hoath	27.61 sec
4th	Yanick Boucher	30.43 sec
5th	Gabriel Rhéaume	48.43 sec
6th	Mathieu Poirier	56.72 sec
7th	Cameron St. Amand	71.59 sec
8th	Sean Hayes	15.25 m
9th	Joel Anderson	12.81 m
10th	Jocelyn Lusignant	9.47 m
—	James Jeffers	Withdrew
—	Simon Pratte	Withdrew

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🏆 Tristain Hoath Wins Second Straight Canada’s Strongest Man Title

Tristain Hoath’s victory marked his second consecutive Canada’s Strongest Man championship. Moreover, his performance demonstrated the importance of consistency across a six-event Strongman competition.

Additionally, Boudreault produced the more dominant individual performances, winning or tying for first in four of the opening five events. However, his failure to record a repetition in the Car Deadlift proved decisive and allowed Hoath to overcome the deficit.

Finally, Hoath finished with 60.5 points to defeat Boudreault by two points. Meanwhile, Larson Hehr and Gabriel Rhéaume both finished on 49.5 points, with Hehr taking third place according to the supplied overall standings.

🌎 Tristain Hoath’s International Resume

Hoath has also competed successfully against some of the world’s strongest athletes. Moreover, the supplied source notes that he finished fifth at the 2024 World’s Strongest Man.

Additionally, his second consecutive national championship adds another major accomplishment to his competitive resume. Therefore, Hoath’s 2026 victory further establishes his position among Canada’s leading Strongman athletes.

Consequently, the Saint-Pamphile contest provided a dramatic example of how consistency can overcome individual event dominance. Hoath never won an event, but his steady string of high finishes ultimately proved enough to capture the national championship.

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Overview

The 2026 Canada’s Strongest Man competition delivered a dramatic six-event battle in Saint-Pamphile, Quebec. Moreover, Maxime Boudreault controlled much of the contest by winning or tying for first in four consecutive events before the Car Deadlift completely changed the championship race.

Additionally, Tristain Hoath remained remarkably consistent throughout the competition, never finishing lower than fifth in any event. Meanwhile, his third-place finish in the final Farmer’s Walk gave him enough points to secure the title with 60.5 points.

Finally, Hoath defeated Boudreault by two points to claim his second consecutive Canada’s Strongest Man championship. Consequently, Larson Hehr finished third with 49.5 points, while Gabriel Rhéaume also recorded 49.5 points in fourth according to the supplied overall standings.

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