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IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2019
IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2019 (0)
The final standings of the 2019 IAAF Combined Events Challenge, won by Damian Warner with 25753 points. The standings are based on each athlete’s three best decathlon results from the series.
| 1st meeting | 2nd meeting | 3rd meeting | ||||||
| P | Decathlete | Points | Result | Venue | Result | Venue | Result | Venue |
| 1 | Damian Warner Canada |
25753 | 8711 | Götzis | 8513 | Lima | 8529 | Doha |
| 2 | Maicel Uibo Estonia |
25138 | 8353 | Götzis | 8181 | Lutsk | 8604 | Doha |
| 3 | Pierce LePage Canada |
25059 | 8453 | Talence | 8161 | Lima | 8445 | Doha |
| 4 | Janek Õiglane Estonia |
24343 | 8050 | Götzis | 7996 | Lutsk | 8297 | Doha |
| 5 | Tim Nowak Germany |
24215 | 7884 | Lana | 8209 | Götzis | 8122 | Doha |
| 6 | Kai Kazmirek Germany |
24082 | 8224 | Götzis | 8444 | Ratingen | 7414 | Doha |
| 7 | Martin Roe Norway |
23977 | 7917 | Lana | 8023 | Götzis | 8037 | Arona |
| 8 | Kristjan Rosenberg Estonia |
23861 | 7950 | Lana | 7878 | Arona | 8033 | Lutsk |
| 9 | Fredrik Samuelsson Sweden |
23807 | 8022 | Götzis | 7925 | Ribeira Brava | 7860 | Doha |
| 10 | Pawel Wiesiolek Poland |
23788 | 7971 | Götzis | 7753 | Ribeira Brava | 8064 | Doha |
| 11 | Vitaliy Zhuk Belarus |
23439 | 7144 | Talence | 8237 | Lutsk | 8058 | Doha |
| 12 | Risto Lillemets Estonia |
22942 | 7707 | Lana | 7853 | Arona | 7382 | Lutsk |
| 13 | Andrew Murphy Great Britain |
22145 | 7124 | Lana | 7427 | Arona | 7594 | Lutsk |
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