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2019 SCL Russia

The 2019 SCL Russia was held on 2019-07-20 in Petrozavodsk, Russia. 12 athletes competed across 6 events were contested.

Date: July 20, 2019
Location: Petrozavodsk, Russia, Russia
Type: Strongman Champions League
Division: Men
Aivars Šmaukstelis
1st Place

Aivars Šmaukstelis 🇱🇻

Total Points: 57.0

Events (6 total)

  1. 1. Tank Pull
  2. 2. Front Hold
  3. 3. Deadlift
  4. 4. Log Lift
  5. 5. Frame Carry
  6. 6. Power Stairs

Results

Place Athlete Country Points
1 Aivars Šmaukstelis 🇱🇻 LAT 57.0
2 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 🇷🇺 RUS 41.0
3 Kelvin de Ruiter 🇳🇱 NED 40.0
4 Johan Espenkrona 🇸🇪 SWE 37.5
5 Ivan Makarov 🇷🇺 RUS 37.0
6 Ervin Toots 🇪🇪 EST 35.0
7 Matti Lehikoinen 🇫🇮 FIN 32.0
8 Alexander Kurak 🇧🇾 BLR 30.0
9 Ramil Ramazanov 🇷🇺 RUS 29.0
10 Mika Törrö 🇫🇮 FIN 29.0
11 Will Baggott 🇬🇧 GBR 27.0
12 Alexander Kuzmin 🇷🇺 RUS 25.5

Event-by-Event Results

Deadlift

# Athlete Result Points
1 Aivars Šmaukstelis 7 reps 12.0
2 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 6 reps 10.5
2 Ivan Makarov 6 reps 10.5
4 Kelvin de Ruiter 5 reps 7.5
4 Ervin Toots 5 reps 7.5
4 Matti Lehikoinen 5 reps 7.5
4 Will Baggott 5 reps 7.5
8 Johan Espenkrona 4 reps 3.5
8 Alexander Kurak 4 reps 3.5
8 Ramil Ramazanov 4 reps 3.5
8 Alexander Kuzmin 4 reps 3.5
12 Mika Törrö 1 rep 1.0

Frame Carry

# Athlete Result Points
1 Aivars Šmaukstelis 9.31 s 12.0
2 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 10.54 s 11.0
3 Johan Espenkrona 10.64 s 10.0
4 Ervin Toots 11.76 s 9.0
5 Kelvin de Ruiter 13.58 s 8.0
6 Ivan Makarov 14.02 s 7.0
7 Mika Törrö 21.09 s 6.0
8 Alexander Kuzmin 25.58 s 5.0
9 Matti Lehikoinen 13.5 m 4.0
10 Alexander Kurak 12.5 m 3.0
11 Will Baggott 10 m 2.0
12 Ramil Ramazanov 9 m 1.0

Front Hold

# Athlete Result Points
1 Ramil Ramazanov 63.40 s 12.0
2 Matti Lehikoinen 53.78 s 11.0
3 Mika Törrö 50.51 s 10.0
4 Kelvin de Ruiter 49.01 s 9.0
5 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 44.85 s 8.0
6 Johan Espenkrona 44.19 s 7.0
7 Aivars Šmaukstelis 43.02 s 6.0
8 Ervin Toots 41.70 s 5.0
9 Alexander Kurak 37.00 s 4.0
10 Will Baggott 35.48 s 3.0
11 Alexander Kuzmin 31.10 s 2.0
12 Ivan Makarov 24.65 s 1.0

Log Lift

# Athlete Result Points
1 Aivars Šmaukstelis 8 reps 12.0
2 Ivan Makarov 7 reps 10.5
2 Alexander Kurak 7 reps 10.5
4 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 6 reps 8.5
4 Will Baggott 6 reps 8.5
6 Ramil Ramazanov 5 reps 6.5
6 Alexander Kuzmin 5 reps 6.5
8 Kelvin de Ruiter 4 reps 4.0
8 Johan Espenkrona 4 reps 4.0
8 Ervin Toots 4 reps 4.0
11 Matti Lehikoinen 2 reps 1.5
11 Mika Törrö 2 reps 1.5

Power Stairs

# Athlete Result Points
1 Aivars Šmaukstelis 41.67 s 12.0
2 Johan Espenkrona 14 stairs 11.0
3 Kelvin de Ruiter 12 stairs 9.5
3 Mika Törrö 12 stairs 9.5
5 Ervin Toots 11 stairs 7.5
5 Alexander Kuzmin 11 stairs 7.5
7 Alexander Kurak 9 stairs 6.0
8 Ivan Makarov 8 stairs 5.0
9 Matti Lehikoinen 7 stairs 4.0
10 Dmitrii Skosyrskii 5 stairs 2.0
10 Ramil Ramazanov 5 stairs 2.0
10 Will Baggott 5 stairs 2.0

Tank Pull

# Athlete Result Points
1 Matti Lehikoinen Team 3 - 1.00 m 4.0
1 Ramil Ramazanov Team 3 - 1.00 m 4.0
1 Will Baggott Team 3 - 1.00 m 4.0
4 Aivars Šmaukstelis Team 4 - 0.80 m 3.0
4 Ivan Makarov Team 4 - 0.80 m 3.0
4 Alexander Kurak Team 4 - 0.80 m 3.0
7 Kelvin de Ruiter Team 2 - 0.60 m 2.0
7 Johan Espenkrona Team 2 - 0.60 m 2.0
7 Ervin Toots Team 2 - 0.60 m 2.0
10 Dmitrii Skosyrskii Team 1 - 0.00 m 1.0
10 Mika Törrö Team 1 - 0.00 m 1.0
10 Alexander Kuzmin Team 1 - 0.00 m 1.0
Last updated: March 3, 2026

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