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Check it outOnce a year, the most elite beer milers across the world gather to compete in the world's premier drinking event. Celebrating its 10th year as the official beer mile world championship, 2024 is set to break records - both in competition and viewership.
Welcome to the 10th annual Beer Mile World Classic! After the resounding success of the 2023 event, we are thrilled to bring the excitement to Windsor, Ontario, Canada, the hometown of Corey Bellemore, the reigning world record holder in the beer mile.
Subscribe to our email list to keep up with announcements as we get closer to the event. Registration is now open! Sign up before we sell out. We are planning a banger of an event, including:
Beer Mile World Classic 2021-2023
2023
Chicago, United States
The return of the Beer Mile World Classic to the United States after an 8-year hiatus was highly anticipated, and it did not disappoint. The deepest beer mile fields ever assembled gathered in Chicago for the 9th annual World Classic to duke it out for world titles, records, and glory.
2022
Leuven, Belgium
World record holder, Corey Bellemore, defended his world title in a new world record time with cans of 4:49. On the women’s side, newcomer Melanie Pozdol upset the deepest women’s field ever after Elizabeth Laseter was disqualified.
2021
Manchester, England
Corey Bellemore won his 3rd world title and became the first man to break the 4:30 barrier, winning in a world record time of 4:28. American record-holder Chris Robertson took second. American Allison Grace Morgan won her third-straight women’s world title in 6:32.
Elizabeth Laseter
1st
Allison Grace Morgan
2nd
Melanie Pozdal
3rd
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The proof is in the pudding. Take a video of yourself completing a fast beer and share it with us via email. The top 5 beer milers from each country will be able to compete in the championship race.
Yes! We will have open beer mile heats on August 17 at the World Classic in the afternoon leading up to the championship races. Your registration for the open race also allows you to stick around to spectate the championship races later in the evening.
Your beer is included in your entry fee! NOTE: You are not permitted to bring your own beer for the open beer mile race.
Yes, spectators must have purchased a ticket in order to get into the event. Capacity is limited, so get your tickets before they sell out!
You can expect draft beer from Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery, food, music, and the fastest beer milers you have ever witnessed!
No outside food or alcohol will be allowed in, but you can bring in other fluids (e.g. water, Pedialyte, etc.) to stay hydrated. Bags will be checked upon arrival.
It sure is. We have hired a professional production team to get this race in front of millions of eyeballs. So if you are racing: Smile — you're on camera! The races will be streamed on the Beer Mile Media YouTube channel.
Yes please! Volunteers get free entry into the event, along with free merch, beer, and food. Select the volunteer option in the menu, fill out your information, and we will be in touch!
Calling all journalists, photographers, videographers, TikTokers, you name it. Hit us up at worlds@beermile.com and we can provide you a media credential.
Well aren't you quite philanthropic. It may be a shocker, but the beer mile isn't a well funded sport (yet). Beer milers pay to travel from around the world to this event in hopes of earning prize money and glory for their efforts. The Athlete Prize Fund goes straight toward increasing the prize pot for the championship race to ensure the athletes earn enough to cover their trip.
The Beer Mile World Classic moves to a new location each year to spread beer mile love throughout the world. It has taken place in San Francisco, London (twice), Vancouver, Berlin, Manchester, Leuven, Chicago, and now Ontario!
Past results are housed on beermile.com, the official beer mile resource. Here are the results and race videos for the past couple of World Classics:
2023 World Classic in Chicago — Results and Videos
2022 World Classic in Leuven — Results and Videos
2021 World Classic in Manchester — Results and Videos
You can subscribe to the Beer Mile Podcast on Spotify or Apple to hear from athletes leading into the race and stay up-to-date on the event.
You can also subscribe to the Beer Mile Media YouTube channel for videos leading into the event with tips on how to train.