Four out of eight teams qualifying from Europe are Kriger Training teams, with three of them coming from CrossFit Oslo.
After two days of intense competition for the teams, CrossFit Prestanda Kriger finished the weekend on top of the podium ahead of CrossFit Walleye Orca and CrossFit Oslo Kriger PSL.
Prestanda were consistent all weekend with just one event finish coming outside the top 6 and amassed a 48point lead over Walleye in second. Walleye finished Friday with onlookers left with concerns over Kristof Horvath’s hip, but, they finished the weekend with silver medals and a ticket to Fort Worth in their back pocket while Kriger PSL took bronze.
CrossFit Oslo Kriger BLST, CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Flaek, CrossFit Oslo Kriger Rizz, CrossFit C23 The Progrm Motion and CrossFit Holistic rounded out the qualification spots. They’ll be joined by KT CrossFit Kolesnikov who qualified by winning the Asian Semifinal.
Qualifying Teams
Europe (Top 8 advance to CrossFit Games)
1. CrossFit Prestanda Kriger (448)
2. CrossFit Walleye Orka (400)
3. CrossFit Oslo Kriger PSL (377)
4. CrossFit Oslo Kriger BLST
5. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Flaek (368)
6. CrossFit Oslo Kriger Rizz (364)
7. C23 CrossFit The Progrm Motion (360)
8. CrossFit Holistic
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9. CrossFit Gymert (327)
10. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD (321)
Asia
1. KT CrossFit Kolesnikov Team (496)
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2. CrossFit Marvel Black Mayhem (484)
3. CrossFit Wulin Team Hangzhou (432)
The full focus of the arenas in Lyon and Korea will be on the individuals tomorrow for the final day of competition on the first weekend of Semifinals. Some notable names sit outside the cut line in Europe with Moritz Fiebig, Victor Hoffer, Jonne Koski, BKG, Elisa Fuliano and Andrea Solberg all with work to do, among others.
