2026 Austrian Oak Results: Regan Grimes Wins in Vienna

Regan Grimes won the Men's Open at the 2026 Austrian Oak in Vienna, finishing ahead of Damian Kuffel and Joan Pradells Martinez. The official IFBB Pro results give Grimes 3 in judging and 3 in finals for a total of 6. Kuffel recorded 6 and 6 for 12; Pradells Martinez recorded 9 and 9 for 18.

The event listing spans August 22–23, 2026, while the displayed scorecards are dated August 22. Four professional divisions appear in the finished results: Men's Bodybuilding Open, Classic Physique, Figure, and Bikini.

Grimes leads an evenly spaced Open top five

The first five Men's Open totals rise in six-point steps:

Place	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Total
1	Regan Grimes	3	3	6
2	Damian Kuffel	6	6	12
3	Joan Pradells Martinez	9	9	18
4	John Jewett	12	12	24
5	Justin Musiol	15	15	30

Grimes, Kuffel, Pradells Martinez, Jewett, and Musiol each carried the same numerical position from judging into finals. The resulting order is unusually simple to scan: every component score is three higher than the row above it, and every total is six higher.

The sequence continues through much of the field. Balazs Koczfan placed sixth with 36, Fabian Kathrein seventh with 42, and Fabian Farid Spingys eighth with 48. Harry Lehner took ninth at 54 and Josef Kveton tenth at 60.

The second half of the Open table lists Matthias Hollweck 11th with 66, Jan Turek 12th with 72, Maik Ciesla 13th with 78, Emir Omeragic 14th with 84, and Roman Begass 15th with 90. Rene Borovka and Furkan Kaplancan share 16th at 96. In total, the published Open card contains 17 placed athletes.

That complete run matters for readers looking beyond the winner. Kathrein, for example, appears seventh on the pro scorecard after also appearing in the event's surrounding contest material. The final place column resolves the competition result: Grimes first, Kuffel second, and Pradells Martinez third at the head of a 17-athlete table.

Classic Physique: Petkov ahead of Hartlage

Zhivko Petkov won Classic Physique with a total of 3. Florian Hartlage followed at 6, and Michael Daboul placed third at 9. The top five was completed by Adrian Cyronek at 12 and Wellington Mwangonde at 15.

Place	Athlete	Country	Total
1	Zhivko Petkov	Bulgaria	3
2	Florian Hartlage	Germany	6
3	Michael Daboul	Syria	9
4	Adrian Cyronek	Poland	12
5	Wellington Mwangonde	Germany	15

The official Classic Physique table contains 20 placed athletes, the largest of the four fields on the page. Its finals cells are blank, so the displayed totals match the judging column rather than combining two printed phases as the Men's Open card does.

Florian Sator placed sixth with 18, followed by Michael Walchshofer at 21, Simeon Kohlhepp at 24, Marvin Krajewski at 27, and Tim Breuksch at 30. That gives the Classic top ten the same three-point progression seen across its first five rows. The table then continues through Robert Waterhouse in 11th, Andreas Ofner 12th, Shalev Ledani 13th, Laszlo Szmereka 14th, and Henry Scholzel 15th before five athletes share 16th.

Figure and Bikini finish the Vienna card

Kristina Zafirova led Figure with 3. Dorethane Agathina placed second with 6, Michelle Jones third with 9, Tamara Tirzite fourth with 12, and Elaina Gu fifth with 15. The Figure table records 15 placed athletes.

Bikini followed the same top-five total pattern. Ivanna Escandar won with 3, Maiwenn Crausaz was second with 6, and Ottavia Mazza third with 9. Alice Marchisio placed fourth at 12 and Luca Katai fifth at 15. Thirteen athletes appear in the completed Bikini results.

The next five Figure places went to Claretta Zanettin at 18, Paulina Zawlocka at 21, Melissa Wacker at 24, Anastasiia Hanzha at 27, and Karolina Kupcakova at 30. Bikini placed Sarah Weiss sixth with 18, Virginia Polselli seventh with 21, Amy Dinar eighth with 24, Odett Bernath ninth with 27, and Janine Tobler tenth with 30. Across those two fields, the top-ten totals follow the same three-point ladder.

Figure continued with Sarah Gabriel 11th, Julia Duchmann 12th, Ramona Amberger 13th, Chantal Keimer 14th, and Yana Shiyrokykh 15th. Bikini closed with Jasmine Nicholson 11th, Sara Fratella 12th, and Kathleen Streiber 13th.

The four winner rows provide the clearest cross-event summary:

• Men's Bodybuilding Open — Regan Grimes, total 6
• Classic Physique — Zhivko Petkov, total 3
• Figure — Kristina Zafirova, total 3
• Bikini — Ivanna Escandar, total 3

Those totals belong to separate divisions and lineups. The scorecards establish the orders and published numbers; they do not include written judging rationales, so this recap stays with the results rather than assigning causes to them.

Where Vienna fits in the August results run

Grimes's victory arrived one week after Patrick Moore led the Men's Open at the 2026 Texas Pro. Nick Walker had won the 2026 Tampa Pro earlier in the month. Together, the three scorecards provide a date-by-date route through the August Open results.

Vienna also overlaps with the August pro-card snapshot through several names listed for the Austrian contest group. That is a different record type: the Austrian Oak page supplies professional placings, while the pro-card list records pro-card winners listed in the snapshot by contest and division.

The Austrian Oak itself closes with four verified winners and a clearly ordered Open field. Grimes's 6 led Kuffel's 12 and Pradells Martinez's 18. Petkov, Zafirova, and Escandar took the other division wins, giving the Vienna page a compact four-title result across 65 placed rows.