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CrossFit Games 2024: Dates, venue, participants, favorites and final events
The long-awaited CrossFit Games will take place between August 8 and 11, and will be held in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2024.
One more year, one of the most famous competitions in the world of CrossFit returns, the Games, which, after seven years of being held in Madison, Wisconsin, changed location in a new move for this sport, moving to Fort Worth, Texas.
It is a place where athletes will not only face 12 difficult events spread over four days but also battle dry weather and high temperatures. These difficulties have led the organization to bring more tests inside the stadium.
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12 events that start with a ‘run & swim’
The events will begin with a running and swimming event in which participants must complete four miles (more than 6.4 kilometers). However, as is customary in each edition, we will have to wait until the Games begin to find out about the rest of the events.
List of international athletes and Spanish representatives
In 2024, the CrossFit Games will have a Spanish representation similar to last year. While in 2023 Fabian Beneito and Elena Carratalá participated, in 2024 Aniol Ekai and Calum Clements will do so, making their debut in this competition.
List of athletes for the 2024 CrossFit Games
North America East (F)
- Tia-Clair Toomey
- Alexis Raptis
- Emma Lawson< /li>
- Danielle Brandon
- Shelby Neal
- Haley Adams
- Brooke Wells
- Paige Semenza
- Chloe Gauvin-David
- Caroline Stanley
- Lexi Neely
North America East (M)
- Jeffrey Adler
- Dallin Pepper
- Roman Khrennikov
- Jayson Hopper
- Samuel Cournoyer
- Jack Rozema
- Saxon Panchik
- Austin Hatfield
- Alexandre Caron
- Travis Mayer
- Luke Parker
North America West (F)
- Abigail Domit
- Alex Gazan
- Arielle Loewen
- Hattie Kanyo
- Emily Rolfe
- Dani Speegle li>
- Bethany Flores
- Kyra Milligan
North America West (M)
- Justin Medeiros
- Brent Fikowski
- James Sprague
- Patrick Vellner
- Samuel Kwant
- Chris Ibarra
- Brandon Luckett
- Cole Sager
- Cole Greashaber
- Laura Horvath
- Gabriela Migała
- Emma Tall
- Karin Freyová
- Aimee Cringle
- Claudia Gluck
- Linda Keesman
- Elisa Fuliano
- Emma McQuaid
- Jacqueline Dahlstrøm
Europe (M)
- Aniol Ekai
- Calum Clements
- Lazar Dukic
- Luka Dukic
- Jelle Hoste
- Henrik Haapalainen
- Victor Hoffer
- Björgvin Karl Gudmundsson
- Harry Lightfoot
- Moritz Fiebig li>
Oceania (F)
- Grace Walton
- Madeline Sturt
- Daisy McDonald
- Georgia Pryer
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- Ricky Garard
- Bayley Martin
- Jay Crouch
- Peter Ellis
- Victoria Campos
- Julia Kato
- Andreia Pinheiro < /ul>
- Guilherme Malheiros
- Kalyan Souza
- Bruno Marins
- Seher Kaya
- Seungyeon Choi
- Dawon Jung
- Dawon Jung
- Arthur Semenov
- Gemma Rader
- Ruan Potgieter
South America (M)
Asia (F)
Asia (M)
Africa (F)
Africa ( M)
Aniol arrives at the Games after securing his place in fourth place, beating most of his European rivals with a near-perfect semi-final. He had worked in the United States almost a month before the competition to adapt to the climate, coinciding with other athletes such as Ricky Garard and Alex Gazan.
Calum, meanwhile, secured ninth place out of 10 in the European region. Thanks to a good performance in the last semi-finals, he earned one of the tickets to Texas, where he will try to cause a surprise and sneak in among the fittest athletes on the planet.