- Ryan KentUSA57:45
- Rich RyanUSA1:00:35
- Dylan ScottUSA1:01:51

About the event
HYROX Chicago on January 22, 2022 kicked off the US season triumphantly as the North American Championship at the prestigious Navy Pier. This iconic event brought together elite athletes like [[Hunter McIntyre]], [[Ryan Kent]], and [[Lauren Weeks]], who defended her title brilliantly, qualifying winners for the World Championship in Las Vegas. The electric atmosphere by Lake Michigan, with stunning skyline views, amplified the intensity of the 8 km run alternated with functional stations. Unique as the year's first major event, it drew 380 participants, forging legends and memorable records in a festive, competitive vibe. Navy Pier, a Chicago icon, provided a spectacular setting, making this edition unforgettable for all competitors and spectators.
HYROX Chicago 2022 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Chicago offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Near Navy Pier, lakeside hotels provide breathtaking views and ideal proximity to cut morning commutes. Expect modern spots with equipped gyms, pools for recovery, and protein-packed nutritious breakfasts. In the Loop financial heart, boutique hotels deliver urban comfort with easy transit access. For moderate budgets, neighborhoods like River North or Wrigleyville brim with cozy bed & breakfasts and vibrant hostels, perfect for mingling with fellow athletes. All feature spotless cleanliness, high-speed Wi-Fi to track results, and attentive service, ensuring optimal rest before intense efforts.
Beyond HYROX Chicago, explore the Windy City's treasures. Stroll the Magnificent Mile for high-end shopping and admire the Willis Tower for a 360-degree panoramic view. Dive into art at the Art Institute, one of the world's largest museums, or bike the Lakefront Trail along Lake Michigan. Culture fans can catch a Chicago Bulls or Cubs game, soak up blues history in South Side clubs. For food, savor crispy deep-dish pizza, authentic hot-dogs without ketchup, or juicy Italian beef sandwiches. Participants will find revitalizing energy in these experiences, while spectators enjoy total immersion in Chicago's dynamic, welcoming spirit.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Chicago, fly into O'Hare International Airport, well-connected by the direct Blue Line train to downtown in 45 minutes. International participants may prefer direct flights to Midway for closer access. On site, use the efficient, affordable CTA L train to reach Navy Pier stress-free. Plan to arrive the day before for acclimation and site recon, packing essentials in a light bag. Ride-sharing options speed up transfers from stations. For prep, aim for early morning arrival, hydrate heavily, and use on-site warm-up zones. Nearby parking handles crowds, with free shuttles often available to smooth travel.
Navy Pier
600 E Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60611, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Ryan Kent (USA) in 57:45.
Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 1:07:03.
Open Men: Rob Pettyjohn (USA) in 1:04:03.
Open Women: Hollie Hughes (USA) in 1:07:47.
Open Men: Preston Burnett (USA) and Justin Roethlingshoefer (USA) in 57:05.
Open Women: Elizabeth Roseman (USA) and Sara Carlesimo (USA) in 1:08:57.
Open Mixed: Cali Schweikhart (USA) and Brakken Kraker (USA) in 59:08.
Open Men: Molly Siegel (USA), Pat Grady, Todd Loesch (USA), and Stephanie Fischer (GER) in 1:07:07.
Open Women: Jose Gonzalez (MEX), Rachel Lauber (MEX), Kris Leasure (MEX), and Ricardo Guerra (USA) in 1:09:55.
Open Mixed: Jose Gonzalez (MEX), Rachel Lauber (MEX), Kris Leasure (MEX), and Ricardo Guerra (USA) in 1:09:55.
The fastest Pro athletes finish a HYROX race in under an hour, top Open athletes between 1h and 1h15. The podium times for each division are shown above.