Latest Events
Australia’s Brayden Meyer bounced back from disappointment in last night’s Team competition by setting a world record and claiming his first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Individual World Championship title since 2019. On a night flush with records at another sold-out Porsche-Arena in Stuttgart, Germany, USA’s Matt Cogar and Canada’s Ben Cumberland joined Meyer on the podium, winning the silver and bronze medals respectively.
Team Canada stun a sell-out crowd powering past a strong challenge against the top teams across the globe to claim their first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Team World Championship.
Ten nations, one title and a competition format that leaves no room for error: at the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® European Trophy on 13 September, Europe’s best competitive loggers will go head to head.
International Events
Australia’s Brayden Meyer bounced back from disappointment in last night’s Team competition by setting a world record and claiming his first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Individual World Championship title since 2019. On a night flush with records at another sold-out Porsche-Arena in Stuttgart, Germany, USA’s Matt Cogar and Canada’s Ben Cumberland joined Meyer on the podium, winning the silver and bronze medals respectively.
Team Canada stun a sell-out crowd powering past a strong challenge against the top teams across the globe to claim their first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Team World Championship.
Ten nations, one title and a competition format that leaves no room for error: at the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® European Trophy on 13 September, Europe’s best competitive loggers will go head to head.
National Events
Defending British champion Glen Penlington cemented his place in TIMBERSPORTS® history by winning his fifth consecutive Pro Championship in style.
STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Pro Championship 2025 in Sarrebourg
Roaring chainsaws and flying axes kicked off a high-octane weekend at the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® 2025 U.S. Championships, a climactic celebration of the sport’s 40th anniversary season. Packed with fierce competition and history-making moments, the Championships saw Nate Hodges and Erin LaVoie successfully defend their national titles – each making history with world record-setting performances, with LaVoie setting two new marks and Hodges breaking one of the sport’s most elite records.