2019 World Championships – First year with Masters Men and Women

Women:

U62.5kgs

Log – Huimin Yu, Singapore – Carlee Olivera, USA – 67.5kgs

Axle Deadlift – Huimin Yu, Singapore – 220kgs

Monster Total – Humin Yu, Singapore – 287.5kgs

U72.5kgs

Log – Lucia Delle Noci, Australia – 100kgs

Axle Deadlift – Camilla Fogagnolo – 265kgs

Monster Total – Camilla Fogagnolo, Australia – Lucia Delle Noci, Australia – 345kgs (Camilla won on bodyweight)

U82.5kgs

Log – Sarah Rodwell, Australia – 75kgs

Axle Deadlift – Sarah Rodwell, Australia – 262.5kgs

Monster Total – Sarah Rodwell, Australia – 337.kgs

Open Women

Log – Joyce Heng, Malaysia – 90kgs

Axle Deadlift – Emily Lambkin, Australia – Joyce Heng, Malaysia – 240kgs

Monster Total – Joyce Heng, Malaysia – 330kgs

Masters Women

Log – Lydia Hantke, Australia – 75kgs

Axle Deadlift – Lydia Hantke, Australia – 280kgs

Monster Total – Lydia Hantke, Australia – 355kgs

Men

U80kgs

Log – Les Grills, Australia – 122.5kgs

Axle Deadlift – Les Grills, Australia – 345kgs

Monster Total – Les Grills, Australia – 467.5kgs

U90kgs

Log – Eric Scola, USA – 140kgs

Axle Deadlift – Terrence Viviers, South Africa – 370kgs

Monster Total – Leigh Shaw, Australia – 480kgs

U105kgs

Log – Sam Le Cerf, Australia – 150kgs

Axle Deadlift – Sam Le Cerf, Australia – 382.50kgs

Monster Total – Sam Le Cerf, Australia – 532.50kgs

Open Men

Log – Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf, Australia – 180kgs

Axle Deadlift – Ben Thompson, Canada – 455kgs

Monster Total – Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf, Australia – 617.5kgs

Masters Men

Log – Eben Le Roux, Australia – 160kgs

Axle Deadlift – Eben Le Roux, Australia – 455kgs

Monster Total – Eben Le Roux, Australia – 615kgs