All 18 clubs participated in the 2024 AFL Grand Final Sprint, but there was only one winner, with Collingwood's Beau McCreery just pipping St Kilda's Darcy Wilson at the line.
The final race was run by McCreery, Wilson, Jeremy Sharp (Fremantle), Will McLachlan (Brisbane), Will Hamill (Adelaide), Eddie Ford (North Melbourne), Jed McEntee (Port Adelaide) and Angus Sheldrick (Sydney).
In heat one, Adelaide's Will Hamill, Brisbane's Will McLachlan and Collingwood's Beau McCreery were the clear top three with Fremantle's Jeremy Sharp appearing to pinch fourth.
In heat two, North Melbourne's Eddie Ford and St Kilda's Darcy Wilson dashed away from the field, with Port Adelaide's Jed McEntee third and a photo for fourth, Sydney's Angus Sheldrick appearing to be just ahead of the Western Bulldogs' Riley Garcia.
The Giants were not going to have an entrant before category B rookie Nathan Wardius was a late call-up.
Adelaide - Will Hamill
Brisbane - Will McLachlan
Carlton - Orazio Fantasia
Collingwood - Beau McCreery
Essendon - Ben Hobbs
Fremantle - Jeremy Sharp
Geelong - Shaun Mannagh
Gold Coast - Tom Berry
Greater Western Sydney - Nathan Wardius
Hawthorn - Josh Weddle
Melbourne - Oliver Sestan
North Melbourne - Eddie Ford
Port Adelaide - Jed McEntee
Richmond - Dion Prestia
St Kilda - Darcy Wilson
Sydney - Angus Sheldrick
West Coast - Jai Culley
Western Bulldogs - Riley Garcia
2002 - Jared Crouch (Syd)
2003 - James Walker (Frem)
2004 - James Walker (Frem)
2005 - Brett Deledio (Rich)
2006 - Brendan Fevola (Carl)
2007 - Jake King (Rich)
2008 - Matthew White (Rich)
2009 - Rhys Stanley (StK)
2010 - Luke Miles (StK)
2011 - Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)
2012 - Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)
2013 - Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)
2014 - Jordan Murdoch (Geel)
2015 - Majak Daw (NM)
2016 - James Shirley (Murrumbeena Lions)
2017 - Connor Menadue (Rich)
2018 - Godfrey Okereneyang (Coolamon Grasshoppers)
2019 - Ben King (GC)
2020 - Jordan Clark (Geel)
2021 - Josh Rotham (WC)
2022 - Hugo Ralphsmith (Rich)
2023 - Max Holmes (Geel)