The prestigious event brought together 34 teams from 19 countries, who competed in a series of demanding endurance and tactical challenges. Participants were required to cover a 90-kilometer course while overcoming 31 complex and unexpected obstacles, in addition to completing a number of practical test assignments.
The Uzbek team completed the course in 33 hours and 34 minutes, demonstrating both physical resilience and operational coordination throughout the competition.
In a standout performance, Uzbekistan’s servicemen also set an absolute record in the discipline involving the transportation of a simulated 80-kilogram “wounded” individual over a distance of five kilometers. The team completed the task in just 27 minutes – the fastest time recorded in the competition’s history.
According to the final results, Uzbekistan secured first place with an overall performance score of 97.3%. Malaysia finished second with 82.1%, while the United States placed third with 76.4%.
This marks the second consecutive victory for Uzbekistan at the “Team Spirit” competition. In the previous edition, Uzbek servicemen also took first place, scoring 95% and outperforming teams from China (74%) and Bahrain (65%).
