The Driven Olympics

Since 2014, the Driven Olympics have been widely recognized as the most important and prestigious athletic event in the Driven world. Some athletes plan their entire year around peaking perfectly to destroy the competition during those two weeks. Others — more well-adjusted, perhaps — see it as a chance to test the quality of their training, give their best for the team, and compare their fitness to years past. And then there are the unsuspecting few, strategically kept in the dark until the moment their coach announces that today’s “planned workout” is actually a max-effort sled push.

How the Driven Olympics Works

• Two Weeks of Team Competition
  Eight events in Week 1 and eight events in Week 2. Teams selected and led by Driven’s fine coaches.
• Scoring System
  Each event awards points based on placing:
  • 1st place = 16 points
  • 2nd place = 15 points
  • …and so on down the line. Every point counts toward your team’s total.
• Event Limit
  You can compete in up to 8 of the 16 total events.
• Winning
  At the end of Week 2, the team with the highest combined points takes home the glory (and eternal Driven fame).

2025 Driven Olympics
September 29th thru October 11th

Week 1 (Sept 29-Oct 4)
400m Row
400m Ski
¼ mile VersaClimber
¼ mile Ironman
5-Minute Bike Test
Bench Press Bodyweight Reps
QFL Medley
Trap Bar Deadlift 1RM

Week 2 (Oct 5–11)
Sprint Tri
2K Row
Bench Press 1RM
15-Second Bike Sprint
Hang Test
200’ VersaClimber Sprint
Broad Jump
2-Minute Sled Push

Archive of Past Results
2024 Results
2023 Results
2022 Results
2021 Results
2019 Results
2018 Results
2017 Results
2016 Results
2015 Results
2014 Results