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WFP Pro Card Race — Who's on Top of the Leaderboard After Tour Stop I

The World Fitness Project kicked off its inaugural season at Tour Event I in Indianapolis earlier this month. Fans enjoyed exciting races and a tight leaderboard. 

Check out the full season leaderboard below. If you’re still wondering how the WFP Tour works, we'll explain that next. 

• Also, take a look at our key takeaways from the first tour stop here.

WFP Season Structure

For the inaugural year, the World Fitness Project team selected 20 men and 20 women as signed “Pro” athletes.

• The signed athletes include well-known names such as Pat Vellner, Laura Horvath, Austin Hatfield, and Alex Gazan.

Before each Tour Event, the WFP holds an online qualifier. The top 10 athletes in the online qualifier compete in the Pro Division alongside the signed athletes, while the next 20 qualifying athletes form the Challenger Division for that Tour Event.

• In both divisions, Pros and Challengers, the on-site goal is to compete for a podium finish and to hold the big check at the end.

However, that isn’t the goal of the season-long tour.

The goal of the season is to earn a Pro Card for the following season, which includes a guaranteed contract and an exemption from the online qualifiers.

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Paper Street Coffee Brews Up Community Inside PRVN HQ

Coffee and CrossFit go together like peanut butter and jelly. So when Gabe Maldonado, CEO of Paper Street Coffee, had the opportunity to open a shop inside PRVN HQ in Nashville, he jumped at the chance.  

• The New Jersey-based coffee company has become well-known in the CrossFit community, appearing at in-person competitions and sponsoring elite athletes. 

Maldonado started the company in 2021, and it has experienced rapid growth ever since. It has two brick-and-mortar locations and a thriving online business. 

Approximately two years ago, Maldonado was in the process of opening his first shop in Cresskill, NJ. 

• During that time, PRVN Fitness CEO Nic Johnston reached out about sponsoring their Games team, which catapulted their relationship. 

When PRVN HQ opened its Nashville location about a year later, Johnston again contacted Maldonado, this time regarding a potential partnership. 

• “They [PRVN] had basically a little bit over 1000 square feet of just a square empty box just to play with, and I was down,” Maldonado told Morning Chalk Up in an interview.