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Nicolas Atkin

Organisers have released more details about what the individual and team athletes can expect on the final day of the 2018 CrossFit Games.
There will be two more individual events in the men’s and women’s competition before the “Fittest on Earth” are crowned.
Defending champions Mathew Fraser and Tia-Clair Toomey are looking good to retain their crowns at the Alliant Energy Centre in Madison, Wisconsin with healthy leads going into Sunday.
The athletes now know that first up for Individual Event 12 will be the Two-Stroke Pull. Athletes must complete five rounds for time of a 300-metre run, 20 calories (15 for women) on an Assault Bike and then a 44-foot (13.4m) sled pull.
The time cap is 18 minutes, and athletes finish when they pull the sled across the line for the fifth time.
CrossFit Games 2018 leader board: recap, results, highlights for Madison Triplus, Chaos and Bicouplets individual events

Just what is in store for Individual Event 13, nobody knows – but CrossFit Games HQ director Dave Castro is sure to have a surprise up his sleeve.
In the team competition, athletes have one more event left – the Running Bob.
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Teams must complete five rounds for time of running 300 metres out of the stadium, before returning to pull a Big Bob hand-over-hand down a section of the field for 50 feet.

Each round, teams will run out of the stadium, then return and pull the Big Bob hand-over-hand down a section of the field. The event is over when Big Bob is pulled across the finish line after the 5th round.
Details https://t.co/JN9J3YmOzx pic.twitter.com/29UHGQr2OC
— The CrossFit Games (@CrossFitGames) August 4, 2018

The time cap is 16 minutes and athletes must complete the sections all at once. The event is over when teams pull the Big Bob across the finish line after the fifth round.
Team CrossFit Mayhem Freedom, last year’s runners-up, take a 148-point lead into Sunday.


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CrossFit Games 2018 Sunday schedule of events: Two-Stroke Pull for individuals, Running Bob for teams

Katrin Davidsdottir’s title hopes are slim at the CrossFit Games. Photos: Twitter/@CrossFitGames

Rich Froning and his Crossfit Mayhem Freedom team are closing in on gold

CrossFit Games 2018 leader board: recap, results, highlights for Madison Triplus, Chaos and Bicouplets individual events

Katrin Davidsdottir paddles in the Madison Triplus. Photos: Twitter/@CrossFitGames

Kara Webb during the Bicouplets

Tia Toomey celebrates

Men's leader board, part two.

Women's leader board, part one.

Men's leader board, part one.

Laura Horvath during the Madison Triplus.

Camille Leblanc-Bazinet storms to victory in Bicouplet 2.

Will Georges wins the men's Bicouplet 1

Patrick Vellner is up to second place

Women's leader board, part two.

CrossFit Games 2018 leader board: results and recap for crit, muscle-ups, CrossFit Total, marathon row individual events

Mat Fraser is in first place among the men after four individual events. Photos: Twitter/@CrossFitGames

Lukas Esslinger rows

She can Crit (5th), she can do 30 Muscle-ups (2nd) and she can definitely Total. Reigning Fittest Woman on Earth Tia Toomey posts 875lb on the CrossFit Total to win IE3 at North Park

Australia’s Royce Dunne likes to bend bars. He totaled at 1255, to win the CrossFit Total.

The men's leaderboard part one.

Mathew Fraser went for it all in 30 Muscle-Ups, completing 29 before getting no-repped on the final attempt. After a quick reset, he finished in 2:00.16 to take third.

Logan Collins completes 30 Muscle-ups in 1:46 to pick up 100 points in IE3

Margaux Alvarez rows

Adrian Mundwiler won the men’s Crit with a time of 18:32

The women's leaderboard, part two.

The men's leaderboard part two.

The women's leaderboard, part one.

Kristin Holte took the lead in the final lap to win the opening event of the 2018 CrossFit Games in 20:00.2

CrossFit Games 2018 leaderboard: recap, results for Battleground, Clean and Jerk Speed Ladder, Fibonacci individual events

Laura Horvath, Annie Thorisdottir and Tia Toomey are battling it out in the women’s competition. Photos: Twitter/@CrossFitGames

Nick Urankar won the men's clean and jerk ladder

Dave Castro tells the athletes what they will have to tackle in IE6

Women's overall leaderboard, part one.

Laura Horvath celebrates after crossing the line

Men's overall leaderboard, part two.

Women's overall leaderboard, part two.

Men's overall leaderboard, part one.

Cole Sager drags Randy one-handed

Amanda Barnhart celebrates winning her first CrossFit Games event

CrossFit Games 2018 schedule: individual events, team workouts, dates for Madison, Wisconsin

The Battleground obstacle course for the 2018 CrossFit Games. Photo: Twitter/@CrossFitGames

Dave Castro announces that IE4 will be a marathon row

Two-time champion Annie Thorisdottir reacts to the announcement of the marathon row

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Final day promises plenty more drama in individual and team competitions as Mathew Fraser, Tia Toomey and CrossFit Mayhem Freedom look to secure gold in Madison, Wisconsin
