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HYROX Houston

HYROX Houston

Podiums & winners by division — George R. Brown Convention Center

Houston, United StatesMarch 16 – 17, 2024
HYROXS6Completed

About the event

HYROX Houston is a must-attend stop on the HYROX circuit in season 6, hosted on March 16, 2024, at the George R. Brown Convention Center. This event turns downtown Houston into a fitness racing arena, where pro and amateur athletes tackle 8 km of running alternated with eight intense functional stations. The host city, the energy hub of Texas, infuses the competition with raw, cosmopolitan energy and a pioneering spirit that boosts performances. Unique for its world records shattered, like the blistering Pro Doubles time or the U24 Open tie, it remains memorable for Joe Kilmer's pro men's feat in 1h00:08 and Kristi O'Connell's triumphant pro women's win on her debut. The electric atmosphere of the convention center, blending sweat and Texan revelry, creates indelible memories for all participants.

HYROX Houston 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Houston offers a wide range of accommodations tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Near the George R. Brown Convention Center, Downtown is brimming with modern hotels featuring direct transport access, on-site gyms, and pools for optimal prep. Expect spacious rooms equipped for restorative rest, often with stunning views of the bustling city. Budget-friendly options in nearby areas like Midtown include comfy motels and functional Airbnbs, perfect for groups or doubles teams. Upscale spots provide premium perks: protein-packed breakfasts, 24-hour gyms, and shuttles to the event. Whatever you pick, the abundance of lodging ensures proximity, convenience, and recovery sleep amid the Texan buzz, sharpening focus and performance.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Houston at the George R. Brown Convention Center, fly into Houston's international airport, well-linked by shuttles and taxis to downtown in under an hour. International participants should arrive early for acclimation and recon. Use efficient public transit: light rail or express buses connecting airports to the venue in 30-45 minutes, affordable and reliable. Driving? Smooth highways lead right there with secure nearby parking; plan carpooling for ease. On arrival, check your gear at registration 90 minutes before your wave. Prep by packing in dedicated bags and hydrating well. Spectators enter via dedicated gates with support zones and entertainment for a seamless, immersive experience.

George R. Brown Convention Center

1001 Avenida de las Americas, Houston, TX 77010, USA

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Joe Kilmer (USA) in 1:00:08.

Pro Women: Kristi Oconnell (USA) in 1:04:37.

Open Men: Cole Walkington (USA) in 57:09.

Open Women: Hannah Taylor (USA) in 1:05:22.

Pro Men: Brandon Bonine (USA) and Johnny Mares (USA) in 59:21.

Pro Women: Evyenia Wilkins (USA) and Peggy Nelson (USA) in 1:12:04.

Open Men: Westin Kropf (USA) and Reagan Kropf (USA) in 55:42.

Open Women: Karina Hyman (MEX) and Lindsay Bare (USA) in 1:02:49.

Open Mixed: Lauren Griffith (USA) and Isaac Sanderson (CAN) in 51:59.

Open Men: Nick Killeen (USA), Grant Mccartney (USA), Nicholas Hernandez (USA), and Phillip Hoverstadt (USA) in 1:04:46.

Open Women: Aubriana Davis, Elizabeth Sullivan (USA), Caitlin Satine, and Julia Fogel (USA) in 1:11:21.

Open Mixed: Marston Sawyers (USA), Cooper Marsh (USA), Kristi O'Donnel, and Keaton Nelligan (USA) in 1:01:35.

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.