17/09/2026
THE 2026 SEASON. IN NUMBERS.
Numbers don’t tell the whole story.
But these numbers tell you something about what’s being built.
31,741 race results.
Athletes from 16 to 80+.
3,280 World Championship qualification spots.
39 countries and territories.
14 new communities and regions.
Around 700 million kg moved.
Multiple race formats.
A £120,000 World Championship prize fund.
50,000+ downloads of the Muscle Manual.
Different ages. Different abilities. Different countries.
One standard.
Every result counts. Every athlete gets measured against the same work. And every race adds another line to a global leaderboard that anyone can climb.
This is what the athletes built in 2026.
And we’re only getting started.
Swipe through the season in numbers →
31,741 results. Every single one counts.
No hidden performances. No selective leaderboards.
Every result goes onto the global leaderboard, because if you race it, it should count.
Complete transparency. Complete accountability.
31,741 times somebody stepped up and found out where they stood.
16 to 80+. One standard.
Same course.
Same weights.
Same movements.
Same standard.
No scaled age divisions.
Because fitness doesn’t stop mattering when you hit a certain birthday.
Every generation gets to race.
3,280 CHANCES TO EARN YOUR PLACE.
Qualification isn’t reserved for an elite few.
At every Deadly Dozen event, every competitor has the opportunity to qualify for the Championship races.
Across the 2026 season, that means 3,280 World Championship spots available globally.
Put your result on the leaderboard. See where you stand. Earn your place.
39 countries and territories. One movement.
From the UK to North America. Australia to Africa. Europe to Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
What started in one place is becoming something much bigger.
Different languages. Different communities.
Same race. Same standard.
14 new communities and regions in one season.
UAE. India. Sweden. Malaysia. Thailand. Kenya. Mauritius. Zimbabwe. Namibia. Belgium. Netherlands. Luxembourg. Colombia. Singapore.
That’s not expansion for the sake of putting pins on a map.
It’s more athletes getting access to fitness racing in their
