- David MagidaUSA59:48
- Beau WillsNZL1:02:33
- 1:02:58
HYROX Las Vegas
Podiums & winners by division — Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas, United StatesMay 14, 2022
HYROXS4Season 4Completed
About the event
HYROX Las Vegas 2022 marked the spectacular season 21/22 finale as World Championships, bringing together over 1200 qualified athletes from 22 countries at the Las Vegas Convention Centre. This unique event crowned Hunter McIntyre and Kris Rugloski as pro men's and women's world champions in an intense Elite 15 race. In the electrifying backdrop of Sin City, the charged atmosphere, dazzling lights, and palpable energy pushed competitors beyond their limits. At the heart of the world's entertainment capital, this edition delivered iconic performances rivaling the greatest Olympic feats, with fiercely contested qualifications and a passionate HYROX community. The true season climax, HYROX Las Vegas remains etched as a legendary moment, blending hybrid fitness and elite competition in a mythic venue.
HYROX Las Vegas 2022 Podium
Solo
- 1:08:46
- 1:10:43
- 1:11:04
- 58:05
- Ryan KentUSA1:00:26
- 1:00:38
- 1:07:21
- Linda MeierGER1:07:57
- 1:08:23
Doubles
- 51:26
- 53:52
- 54:59
- 1:01:25
- 1:01:42
- 1:01:57
- 57:13
- 57:35
- 58:38
Plan your stay
Las Vegas boasts a vast, luxurious hotel offering tailored to all budgets along the famous Strip and near the Convention Centre. Participants and spectators will find iconic resorts with infinity pools, lively casinos, and revitalizing spas for optimal HYROX recovery. Expect spacious rooms with extravagant themes, free event shuttles, and direct access to high-tech gyms for final prep. Budget options include comfy motels, while luxury spots offer jacuzzi suites with views of pyrotechnic shows. The 24/7 festive vibe, with included buffets and on-site entertainment, turns your stay into an immersive extension of the competitive energy. Book early for event packages simplifying logistics.
Las Vegas, the City of Lights, brims with must-see attractions to extend the HYROX thrill. Explore the iconic neon-lit Strip, ascend the Stratosphere for a breathtaking panoramic desert view, or marvel at the synchronized Bellagio fountains. Thrill-seekers can enjoy vertigo-inducing rides and circus spectacles for extra adrenaline post-race. Culturally, discover contemporary art exhibits or legendary magic shows captivating millions. For leisure, desert hikes or gondola rides add adventure. Food-wise, indulge in opulent buffets blending international flavors, juicy Nevada steaks, or authentic tacos to refuel. Ideal for participants and spectators seeking unforgettable post-competition entertainment.
Race Info
Land at Harry Reid International Airport, just minutes from the Convention Centre, for seamless competitor arrivals. Choose shared shuttles or taxis for quick, affordable transfers to the venue. Savvy participants arrive early for pre-registration, bringing required ID and ticket—no proxy check-ins. Park in the convention centre's secure lots with direct pedestrian access to the hall. Spectators can use the Strip monorail or local buses for stress-free mobility. Pack spare clothes and snacks for on-site prep. Course aid stations ensure hydration. Meticulous planning guarantees full event immersion, minimizing logistics hassles and maximizing performance.
Las Vegas Convention Center
3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: David Magida (USA) in 59:48.
Pro Women: Janne Thomsen (GER) in 1:08:46.
Open Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 58:05.
Open Women: Kris Rugloski (USA) in 1:07:21.
Open Men: Clemens Scherbel (GER) and Christopher Von Stelzer (GER) in 51:26.
Open Women: Aileen Mccann (IRL) and Tahlia Britton (IRL) in 1:01:25.
Open Mixed: Lauren Rantala (USA) and Marc Howe (USA) in 57:13.
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.