A past edition of the Open
The 2024 Open ran from 29 February to 18 March 2024. This is an archive article, not an invitation to register for that closed edition. Use the official 2024 workout archive for the original tasks and division details.
The three workout windows
| Workout | 2024 window |
|---|---|
| 24.1 | 29 February–4 March |
| 24.2 | 7–11 March |
| 24.3 | 14–18 March |
For historical deadlines, consult the original scorecard and its stated time zone. A date range alone does not reproduce the full submission rules.
Why retain an edition guide?
A year-specific article helps distinguish historical workouts from a current season. It can also help you revisit an exact task instead of comparing vaguely similar circuits.
The source emphasises participation and personal development as well as the qualification pathway. Those remain different objectives: a useful training experience does not depend on progressing to another stage.
Revisit a workout as training
A historical scorecard can provide a clear task to repeat. Read its complete movement, equipment and scoring instructions first. Agree an appropriate version with your coach and record any changes rather than presenting an adapted attempt as the original prescription.
Completing a workout later is training, not a late entry to a closed competition. Keep the attempt date and conditions in your log.
Review progress in context
Compare the same task and version where possible. A different overall rank between seasons can reflect changes in workouts or the participating field as well as your own performance.
Use our personal-progress guide and leaderboard article to interpret the result. The Open hub links the wider collection.
Explore adjacent editions
Read the 2025 archive and 2026 archive separately. Their dates and competition arrangements should not be applied retrospectively to 2024.

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