Open Doubles Men World Records

The current record is 47:57, set by Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson in Mei 2025 at HYROX Berlin.

The HYROX world record in Open Doubles Men is 47:57. It was set by Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson at the HYROX Berlin event in Mei 2025. This time is the best performance currently known in this category.

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Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson is an athlete from GER, with 21 HYROX races to date — including 4 Pro wins and 4 Open wins.

Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson (GER) holds the HYROX Open Doubles Men world record. Their HYROX career totals 21 races on the international circuit, with 7 podium finishes in the Pro division (4 gold) and 5 podium finishes in the Open division (4 gold). This sustained top-tier consistency explains their ability to deliver reference performances and push the world record on the Open Doubles Men category.

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The Open Doubles Men record holder ran the 8 km at 3:02/km in pure running (excluding stations and roxzone).

Isolating the running time only (running total = 24:15), the HYROX Open Doubles Men world record holder held an average pace of 3:02/km across the eight kilometres. This is the pure running pace, excluding time spent on the 8 stations and roxzone transitions.

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On the 47:57 record, about 51% is pure running (24:15), 39% is the 8 stations (18:41) and 11% is roxzone (5:06).

The HYROX Open Doubles Men world record holder (47:57) splits the total time across three measurable components: pure running accounts for 51% (24:15 across the 8 km), execution of the eight functional stations accounts for 39% (18:41 cumulative across SkiErg, Sled Push, Sled Pull, Burpee Broad Jumps, Rowing, Farmers Carry, Sandbag Lunges, Wall Balls), and the rest — the roxzone — corresponds to transitions between runs and stations for 11% (5:06). This breakdown shows where seconds are won at the highest level.

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