1999 World's Strongest Man |Jouko Ahola |Janne Virtanen|Svend Karlsen |Hugo Girard|Magnus Samuelsson скачать в хорошем качестве

1999 World's Strongest Man |Jouko Ahola |Janne Virtanen|Svend Karlsen |Hugo Girard|Magnus Samuelsson

The 1999 World's Strongest Man competition featured 30 athletes from 19 nations, who competed across five qualifying heats to reach a 10-man final held in Valletta, Malta. The competitors in the 1999 World's Strongest Man final were: Jouko Ahola (Finland) - Eventual Winner Janne Virtanen (Finland) Svend Karlsen (Norway) Hugo Girard (Canada) Magnus Samuelsson (Sweden) Berend Veneberg (Netherlands) Torfi Ólafsson (Iceland) László Fekete (Hungary) Jamie Barr (Scotland) René Minkwitz (Denmark) Jouko Ahola won his second WSM title, with Janne Virtanen finishing second and Svend Karlsen third. Here are the other athletes who competed in the qualifying heats but did not make the final: Joe Onosai (Samoa) Mark Philippi (United States) Grant Edwards (Australia) Israel Garrido (Spain) Levi Vaoga (New Zealand) Pieter de Bruyn (South Africa) Steve Brooks (England) Bryan Neese (United States) Glenn Ross (Northern Ireland) Jorma Paananen (Sweden) Niko Noga (United States) Gerrit Badenhorst (South Africa) Ken Brown (United States) Regin Vagadal (Faroe Islands) Hubert Dörer (Austria) Lee Bowers (England) Raimonds Bergmanis (Latvia) Whit Baskin (United States) Andreas Hoffman (Germany) Bill Pittuck (England) For a glimpse into the competition events, including the grueling Atlas Stones: