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HYROX VALENCIA

HYROX VALENCIA

Podiums & winners by division — Valencia

Valencia, SpainOctober 15 – 18, 2026
HYROXS9Completed

Youth edition at the same timeHYROX YOUNGSTARS VALENCIAOctober 17 – 18, 2026

About the event

HYROX Valencia is a standout stop in the Spanish calendar, bringing international athletes to one of the country’s most dynamic and welcoming cities. Valencia adds a distinctive backdrop to the race with its mix of modern architecture, Mediterranean atmosphere, and compact urban layout that keeps the event accessible and energetic. For competitors and spectators alike, the event feels memorable because it combines a major fitness weekend with the character of a city known for sunshine, sport, and lively public spaces. Its location makes it easy to turn race day into a broader city experience, from the waterfront to the historic centre, creating an event that feels both competitive and distinctly Valencian.

HYROX Valencia 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Valencia offers a wide range of accommodation options, from central hotels and serviced apartments to practical stays near the event area and transport links. Visitors can choose between modern city-centre properties, quieter neighbourhoods, or seaside accommodation depending on their preferred pace and budget. Participants often benefit from staying close to the venue or along a direct metro, tram, or bus route to keep race-day logistics simple. Spectators will find many convenient options for short city breaks, with flexible choices for couples, groups, and families. In general, the city makes it easy to balance comfort, mobility, and access to both the competition and the main attractions.

Race Info

Valencia is easy to reach and well connected, making travel planning straightforward for athletes and supporters. The city has an international airport, rail connections, and an efficient local transport network, so arriving a day early can help reduce stress and leave time for check-in, bib collection, and a calm race briefing routine. On event day, participants should plan extra time for movement between accommodation, transit stops, and the venue, especially if carrying gear or arriving with a team. Public transport, taxis, and ride services are practical options, while walking can also work well in central areas. Comfortable shoes, light luggage, and an early departure are the most useful preparations for a smooth event experience.

Av. de les Fires, s/n, Pobles de l'Oest, 46035 València, Valencia, España

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Pro Men: Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP) in 55:29.

Pro Women: Charlie Searle (ENG) in 1:01:51.

Open Men: Moritz Kümmeler (GER) in 56:24.

Open Women: Inês Xavier (POR) in 1:01:19.

Pro Men: Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva (ESP) and Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP) in 50:42.

Pro Women: Charlie Searle (ENG) and Lauren Stockley (GBR) in 54:52.

Open Men: Sergio Turull (ESP) and Alberto Pareja (ESP) in 52:16.

Open Women: Elena Díez De La Fuente (ESP) and Andrea Sal Redondo (ESP) in 1:02:53.

Open Mixed: Isabelle Healiss (GBR) and Ewan Applewhite (GBR) in 53:06.

Open Men: Olivier Mairos (FRA), melik cangur (FRA), Mathieu Mairos (FRA), and Mathias Tacinelli Rabineau (FRA) in 49:44.

Open Women: Ana Márquez Mínguez (ESP), Talia Riquelme Vera (ESP), Lumi Segura Mira (ESP), and Nora Zoubai (ESP) in 1:01:16.

Open Mixed: Mike Oskam (NED), Dorien Oskam-Keesom (NED), Marte Hinloopen (NED), and Kevin Oskam (NED) in 57:37.

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.