Spartan World Championships
Men
Year Venue Winner 2nd 3rd
2011 Glen Rose TX Hobie Call Josiah Middaugh Junyong Pak
2012 Killington, VT Cody Moat Hobie Call Brakken Kraker
2013 Killington, VT Hobie Call Matt Murphy Hunter McIntyre
2014 Killington, VT Jon Albon Ryan Atkins Cody Moat
2015 Squaw Valley, CA Robert Killian Ryan Atkins Cody Moat
2016 Squaw Valley, CA Hobie Call Ryan Atkins Robert Killian
2017 Squaw Valley, CA Cody Moat Jon Albon Robert Killian
2018 Squaw Valley, CA Jon Albon Ryan Atkins Robert Killian
2019 Squaw Valley, CA Robert Killian Ryan Atkins Jon Albon
2021 Abu Dhabi Ryan Atkins Sergei Perelygin Jon Albon
2022 Abu Dhabi Sergei Perelygin Ryan Atkins Jeremie Gatchet
2023 Abu Dhabi Veejay Jones Pavel Hrdina Ryan Atkins
2014 Spartan World Championship Podium
Women
Year Venue Winner 2nd 3rd
2011 Glen Rose TX Jenny Tobin Jackie Rust Irene Call
2012 Killington, VT Claude Godbout Amelia Boone Ella Kocuiba
2013 Killington, VT Amelia Boone Deanna Blegg Claude Godbout
2014 Killington, VT Claude Godbout Corinna Coffin April Luu
2015 Squaw Valley, CA Zuzana Kocumova Lindsay Webster Rachel Paquette
2016 Squaw Valley, CA Zuzana Kocumova Lindsay Webster Faye Stenning
2017 Squaw Valley, CA Lindsay Webster Zuzana Kocumova Alyssa Hawley
2018 Squaw Valley, CA Lindsay Webster Rebecca Hammond Zuzana Kocumova
2019 Squaw Valley, CA Nicole Mericle Lindsay Webster Myriam Guillot-Boisset
2021 Abu Dhabi Lindsay Webster Annie Dube Alisa Petrova
2022 Abu Dhabi Lindsay Webster Eszter Hortobágyiová Alisa Petrova
2023 Abu Dhabi Lindsay Webster Alisa Petrova Eszter Hortobágyiová
Spartan “Points” Series
2012
2013
2014
2015
Spartan US Championship Series
Spartan North American Championship Series
- Beginning in 2021, Spartan made the national series an age group series.
- The NACS replaced the US Series for Elites
Men
Winner 2nd 3rd
2016 Ryan Atkins Robert Killian Hunter McIntyre
2017 Hobie Call Ryan Atkins Robert Killian
2018 Ryan Woods Ryan Atkins Robert Killian
2019 Ryan Atkins Johnny Luna Lima Ryan Kempson
2021 Veejay Jones Ryan Atkins Ryan Woods
2022 Ryan Atkins Veejay Jones Mark Batres
2023 (3K) Manuel Dufaux Rylan Schadeg Tyler Veerman
Women
2016 Lindsay Webster Faye Stenning Rose Wetzel
2017 Lindsay Webster Rea Kolbl Nicole Mericle
2018 Lindsay Webster Faye Stenning Rea Kolbl
2019 Lindsay Webster Nicole Mericle Rea Kolbl
2021 Lindsay Webster Annie Dube Rose Wetzel
2022 Lindsay Webster Emma Cooke Clarke Kris Rugloski
2023 (3K) Kris Rugloski Ida Mathilde Janka Pepova
Spartan US Stadium Series
Men
2016 Brakken Kraker Isaiah Vidal ?????
2017 Robert Killian Isaiah Vidal ?????
2018
2019
Women
2016
2017
2018
2019
Adventurey OCR World Championships
“Long Course”
Year Venue Winner 2nd 3rd
2014 Ohio – USA Siri Englund Cassidy Watton Amy Pajic
2015 Ohio – USA Lindsay Webster
2017 Canada Lindsay Webster
“Short Course”
2016
2017
2018
“Short Course”
2016 Canada
3k Lindsay
15k Lindsay
2017 Canada
3k Nicole Lindsay
15k Lindsay
2018 UK
3k
15k
Adventurey NORAM OCR Championships
2019
2018
3k (Friday)
Men
1. Ryan Atkins – 18:23
2. Veejay Jones – 18:38
3. Jesse Bruce – 19:13
Women
1. Lindsay Webster – 21:51
2. Nicole Mericle – 22:38
3. Alexandra Walker – 24:48
15k (Saturday)
Women
1. Lindsay Webster 1:48:01
2. Nicole Mericle 1:54:35
3. April Cockshutt 2:04:07
Men
1. Ryan Atkins 1:33:03
2. Mark Batres 1:36:30
3. Jesse Bruce 1:38:39
Team (Sunday)
Men
1. Team Platinum Rig – 58:47 – Samuel Hebert, William Brouard, Jesse Bruce
2. Team NorthMen – 59:19 – Marc Andre Bedard, Ryan Atkins, Benjamin Morin Boucher
3. NexGen OCR – 1:01:24 – John Penland, Veejay Jones, James Nair
Women
1. Mom Squad – 1:21:57 – Julie Hartjes, Rachel Corigliano, Ashley Samples
2. Bad Ass Masters – 1:35:26 – Darla O’Connor, Heidi Williams, Lisa Nondorf
3. Strong As a Mother – 1:38:21 – Chrisa Dustman, Cynthia Campanaro, Heather Gollnick
Co-ed
1. Team Suunto & Benji – 1:07:10 – Ryan Atkins, Lindsay Webster, Nicole Mericle
2. Conquer the Gauntlet Pro Team – 1:15:23 – Evan Perperis, Matt Willis, Amy Pajcic
3. Team Hotwheels MudGear – 1:22:06 – Alexandra Walker, Mark Batres, Natalie Miano
2015 REEBOK SPARTAN RACE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CROWNS CHAMPIONS IN LAKE TAHOE
Boston, MA (October 5th 2015)– In obstacle racing’s ultimate test of strength and endurance, Robert Killian and Zuzana Kocumova have been named 2015 Reebok Spartan Race World Champions. Finishing first amongst a field of thousands of athletes representing 15 countries, in front of a crowd of approximately 5,000 in Lake Tahoe, 33 year old US Military Captain Robert Killian from Longmont, Colorado and 36 year old Zuzana Kocumova from Liberec, Czech Republic each earned over $15,000 in cash and prizes, along with the distinction of being named winner of the 2015 Reebok Spartan Race World Championship.
Set on the same hallowed ground as the 1960 Winter Olympics, 10,000 athletes from across the globe scaled some of the most challenging mountain terrain to compete for over $100,000 in cash and prizes. This comes as part of the $500,000 in cash and prizes Spartan Race will award during the 2015 race season — the largest amount in race history. Additionally, NBC was once again on hand to film all of the action, and will televise the Reebok Spartan Race World Championship on December 26th, 2015 at 5p.m. ET– a culmination of the network’s comprehensive season-long coverage of Reebok Spartan Race which began in early July.
Taking first in the men’s elite heat was Robert Killian with a time of 2:25:54. Finishing in second place was Ryan Atkins from Canada in 2:26:58, and Cody Moat from Filmore, Utah finished third in 2:27:58.
Emerging from the pack in the women’s elite heat to take first place was Zuzana Kocumova from Liberec, Czech Republic with a time of 2:53:01. Finishing in second place was Lindsay Webster from Canada in 2:58:02, and Rachel Paquette also from Canada finished third with a time of 2:58:39.
“We continue to push athletes to new limits with our races,” said Spartan Race founder and CEO Joe De Sena. “This is the toughest race we’ve designed to date, most definitely. We can’t wait to show the world what we have in store for 2016.”
The Reebok Spartan Race World Championship was situated at the crest of the striking Sierra Nevada mountain range in North Lake Tahoe, California, with the Reebok Spartan Race World Championship Beast (13+ miles/ 30+ obstacles) taking place on Saturday, in addition to a Spartan Sprint (3+ miles/ 20+ obstacles), a Spartan Beast, Ultra Beast (26+ miles/ 60+ obstacles), and Charity Challenge (3+ miles/ 20+ obstacles) on Sunday. The Spartan Kids race also took place on Saturday and Sunday.
Spartan 24 Hour Championships – History Link
2017. Iceland – Joshua Fiore and Morgan McKay. Complete results.
2018. Iceland. Ryan Atkins and Janka Pepova
2019. Sweden. Ryan Atkins and Rea Kolbl
2021. Telluride
2019 Results
MALE ELITE:
1. Ryan Atkins (CAN) 82.30/132.45 21:36:23
2. Radek Paďour (CZE) 75.70/121.83 21:55:14
3. Sigurjon Ernir Sturluson (ISL) 69.10/111.21 21.19.11
4. Joshua Fiore (USA) 69.10/111.21 21:53.25
5. Glenn Racz (USA) 62.50/100.58 21:14:50
FEMALE ELITE:
1. Janka Pepova (SVK) 55.90/89.69 21:04:14
2. Morgan McKay (CAN) 55.90/89.69 22:03:18
3. Anette Sande (NOR) 55.90/89.69 23:27:10
4. Ina Kovalenko (UKR) 49.30/79.34 21:05:08
5. Katrin Sigrun Tomasdottir (ISL) 49.30/79.34 21:24:00
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