Aimee Cringle wins fittest woman title at CrossFit Games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 5:32 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Aimee Cringle of the Isle of Man was crowned the Fittest Woman on Earth at the 2026 CrossFit Games, held in California from July 22 to 26. At 27 years old, Cringle topped a competitive field of 30 athletes, securing her victory after finishing 13th in 2024 and 8th in 2025. The event celebrated its 20th anniversary with 20 challenging competitions, including swimming, pull-ups, and a grass bike race. Cringle expressed her disbelief at her achievement but is already preparing for her next competition scheduled for the end of the month in Indianapolis.
- •Aimee Cringle won the Fittest Woman title at the CrossFit Games.
- •The competition featured 20 events to mark its 20th anniversary.
- •Cringle improved her placements over her three years at the Games.
- •She participated in various high-intensity challenges, including swimming and running.
- •Cringle plans to compete again at the end of August in Indianapolis.
- 5:32 AMYahoo Sports — Being crowned fittest woman on Earth 'doesn't really seem real'
"Aimee Cringle from the Isle of Man beat a 30-strong field to be crowned Fittest Women on Earth at the CrossFit Games.
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