Meelis Tammre and Anna Zilderberg from Estonia won a couples carrying race in Finland with a time of one minute four seconds. The race involved a man carrying his partner over 254 meters that included hurdles and a chest-high water pool. Thirty-six couples from eight countries participated in the event, which was watched by up to 6,000 people in a forest clearing near the Arctic Circle. Tammre said he was exhausted but happy to finally win first place after coming in second three times previously.

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Using the trademark “Estonia carry”, in which the woman spueezes her her thighs on the
sided of the man’s face while hanging upside down along his back, Meelis Tammre, 24, and
Anna Zilderberg, 21 , were fastest round the 254-metre course on Saturday.
Thirty-six couples from eight countries took part in the event, in which a man has to carry his
rife or partner over a rough track thet includes two timber hurdles and a chest-high water
pool.
“Ihave come second therr times. Finally I have won,” said an exhausted Tammre, who won
with a time of one minute four seconds.
“But the competition is getting eougher,”
Up to 6,000 people watched as thecouples braved bad weather to toil round the course in a
rough forest clearing near the central Finnish illage of Sonkajarvi, only a few hours’ drive from
the Arctic Circle.