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2022 Strongest Man in Iceland

The 2022 Strongest Man in Iceland was held on 2022-06-11 in Hafnarfjördur, Iceland. 12 athletes competed across 6 events were contested.

Date: June 11, 2022 – June 12, 2022
Location: Hafnarfjördur, Iceland, Iceland
Type: Strongest Man in Iceland
Division: Men
Kristján Jón Haraldsson
1st Place

Kristján Jón Haraldsson 🇮🇸

Total Points: 69.5

Results

Place Athlete Country Points
1 Kristján Jón Haraldsson 🇮🇸 ISL 69.5
2 Vilius Jokužys 🇮🇸 ISL 57.5
3 Theodór Már Gudmundsson 🇮🇸 ISL 57.5
4 Kristján Níelsson 🇮🇸 ISL 57.5
5 André Bachmann 🇮🇸 ISL 37.5
6 Pálmi Gudfinnsson 🇮🇸 ISL 36.5
7 Hilmar Örn Jónsson 🇮🇸 ISL 33.5
8 Kristján Páll Árnason 🇮🇸 ISL 29.5
9 Birgir Gudnason 🇮🇸 ISL 29.0
10 Hannes Thorsteinsson 🇮🇸 ISL 23.0
11 Stefán Karel Torfason 🇮🇸 ISL 9.0
12 Ólafur Haukur Tómasson 🇮🇸 ISL 5.0
Last updated: March 3, 2026

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About 2022 Strongest Man in Iceland

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