Organiser Brett Miles said 34 strongmen attended the event – thought to be the first of its kind in Horsham.
The competition was held in Colgate on Saturday July 10.
He added: “It went amazing it was really good. It was just a brilliant day.”
James Nutbrown won the novice class and Shane Nye won the intermediates – and Brett hopes both will return with James stepping up to intermediates as Shane defends his title.
He praised Tom Pearson as the only person to lift and place Viribus – Brett’s manhood stone which weighs 164kg – on a platform.
Brett added: “It was just a massive, massive success. The whole thing was such a success I’ll definitely be running it again next year.”
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DM21070821a.jpg. Horsham's Strongest Man competition in Colgate near Crawley. Photo by Derek Martin Photography. SUS-211007-204757008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth
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DM21070819a.jpg. Horsham's Strongest Man competition in Colgate near Crawley. Photo by Derek Martin Photography. SUS-211007-204747008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth
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DM21070815a.jpg. Horsham's Strongest Man competition in Colgate near Crawley. Photo by Derek Martin Photography. SUS-211007-204737008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth
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DM21070789a.jpg. Horsham's Strongest Man competition in Colgate near Crawley. Harry Cripps. Photo by Derek Martin Photography. SUS-211007-204727008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth