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2004 IFSA Baltic Strongest Man

The 2004 IFSA Baltic Strongest Man was held on 2004-05-22 in Jūrmala, Latvia. 14 athletes competed.

Date: May 22, 2004
Location: Jūrmala, Latvia, Latvia
Type: IFSA Grand Prix
Division: Men
Raimonds Bergmanis
1st Place

Raimonds Bergmanis 🇱🇻

Total Points: 78.0

Results

Place Athlete Country Points
1 Raimonds Bergmanis 🇱🇻 LAT 78.0
2 Žydrūnas Savickas 🇱🇹 LTU 69.0
3 Vilius Petrauskas 🇱🇹 LTU 69.0
4 Andrus Murumets 🇪🇪 EST 67.0
5 Saulius Brusokas 🇱🇹 LTU 59.0
6 Vidas Blekaitis 🇱🇹 LTU 55.0
7 Alvydas Brazdžius 🇱🇹 LTU 49.0
8 Guntis Hildebrandts 🇱🇻 LAT 42.0
9 Agris Kazeļņiks 🇱🇻 LAT 40.0
10 Meelis Pungits 🇪🇪 EST 26.0
11 Gatis Kleins 🇱🇻 LAT 20.0
12 Peeter Aan 🇪🇪 EST 19.0
13 Imants Rozenlauks 🇱🇻 LAT 17.0
14 Ivars Kazeļņiks 🇱🇻 LAT 17.0
Last updated: February 23, 2026

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About 2004 IFSA Baltic Strongest Man

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