Hafthor Bjornsson, a strongman, broke the world record deadlift by lifting 501kg, with a total range of around 80cm, and taking 4 seconds to lock his knees. What was Hafthor's average power in this deadlift?

Hafthor Bjornsson, a strongman, broke the world record deadlift by lifting 501kg, with a total range of around 80cm, and taking 4 seconds to lock his knees. What was Hafthor's average power in this deadlift?

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