Last updated on July 10, 2024
The 2024 Strongest Man in the Netherlands competition took place on July 7, 2024, in Deventer, the Netherlands. Twelve of the nation’s top strongmen competed in six events through the one-day competition — Truck Pull, Max Log Lift, Carry & Drag, Holland Stone Carry, Car Deadlift and Atlas Stones.
Kevin Hazeleger topped the podium after scoring 69.5 out of a possible 72 points. Hazeleger’s dominant performance kept him five points clear of runner-up Kelvin de Ruiter. Here are the full results:
Results 2024 Strongest Man in the Netherlands
- Kevin Hazeleger — 69.5 points
- Kelvin de Ruiter — 64.5 points
- Max Gelder — 50 points
- Quincy Abbink — 46.5 points
- Sander van Zutphen — 43 points
- Angelo van der Pas — 39 points
- Wim van de Groop — 37.5 points
- Ruben van Kreij — 34.5 points
- Frank de Heus — 34.5 points
- Martijn de Weerd — 22.5 points
- Bart Marcellicen — 11.5 points
- George Suleiman – A point
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2024 Strongest Man in the Netherlands competition results
Below are the results for each of the six events contested in Deventer:
Pulling a truck
Each athlete attempted to pull the 16,000 kg vehicle over a 25 meter course in the fastest possible time.
- Kelvin de Ruiter — 23.98 seconds
- Kevin Hazeleger — 25.31 seconds
- Max Gelder — 25.87 seconds
- Sander van Zutphen — 26.77 seconds
- Quincy Abbink — 27.41 seconds
- Angelo van der Pas — 27.49 seconds
- Frank de Heus — 27.71 seconds
- Wim van de Groop — 27.76 seconds
- Bart Marcellicen — 28.7 seconds
- Ruben van Kreij — 29.91 seconds
- Martijn de Weerd — 31 seconds
- George Suleiman — 33.28 seconds
Max Log Lift
- Angelo van der Pas — 175 kg
- Kevin Hazeleger — 170 kg
- Kelvin de Ruiter — 160 kg (T-third)
- Sander van Zutphen — 160 kg (T-third)
- Max Gelder — 150 kg (T-fifth)
- Frank de Heus — 150 kg (T-fifth)
- Quincy Abbink — 140 kg (T-seventh)
- Ruben van Kreij — 140 kg (T-seventh)
- Martijn de Weerd — 140 kg (T-seventh)
- Bart Marcellicen — 140 kg (T-seventh)
- Wim van de Groop — 130 kg
- George Suleiman — without elevator
Transfer & Drag
- Kevin Hazeleger — 39.34 seconds
- Kelvin de Ruiter — 40.9 seconds
- Martijn de Weerd — 44.04 seconds
- Quincy Abbink — 45.23 seconds
- Wim van de Groop — 46.41 seconds
- Ruben van Kreij — 47.49 seconds
- Max Gelder — 48.56 seconds
- Frank de Heus — 51.03 seconds
- Sander van Zutphen — 52.06 seconds
- Angelo van der Pas — 59.08 seconds
- Bart Marcellicen – 10 meters
- George Suleiman — retired
Holland Stone Carry
- Kevin Hazeleger — 47.2 meters
- Kelvin de Ruiter — 45.43 meters
- Max Gelder — 43.65 meters
- Wim van de Groop — 35.6 meters
- Ruben van Kreij — 29.47 meters
- Sander van Zutphen — 25.55 meters
- Quincy Abbink — 23.72 meters
- Frank de Heus — 20.95 meters
- Angelo van der Pas — 20 meters
- Martijn de Weerd — 6.42 meters
- Bart Marcelissen — retired
- George Suleiman — retired
Car Deadlift
Each athlete lifted the 330 kg car for as many repetitions as possible within the 60 second time limit.
- Kevin Hazeleger — Five repetitions (T-first)
- Kelvin de Ruiter — Five repetitions (T-first)
- Ruben van Kreij — Four repetitions
- Quincy Abbink — Three repetitions (T-fourth)
- Sander van Zutphen — Three repetitions (T-fourth)
- Angelo van der Pas — Three repetitions (T-fourth)
- Max Gelder — Two repetitions (T-seventh)
- Wim van de Groop — Two repetitions (T-seventh)
- Frank de Heus — An agent
- Martijn de Weerd — without elevator
- Bart Marcelissen — retired
- George Suleiman — retired
Atlas Stones
This event featured five stones weighing 120 to 200 kilograms. Each strongman had 90 seconds to lift and load each stone onto its respective pedestal in the fastest possible time.
- Kevin Hazeleger — Four in 25.65 seconds
- Max Gelder — Four in 32.46 seconds
- Quincy Abbink — Four in 34.27 seconds
- Kelvin de Ruyter — Four in 34.52 seconds
- Wim van de Groop — Four in 57.9 seconds
- Frank de Heus — Three in 72.93 seconds
- Sander van Zutphen — Two in 15.43 seconds
- Angelo van der Pas — Two in 15.64 seconds
- Martijn de Weerd — Two in 16.93 seconds
- Ruben van Kreij — Two in 37.2 seconds
- Bart Marcelissen — retired
- George Suleiman — retired
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