- 56:27
- 57:04
- Beau SmithGBR57:11

About the event
HYROX Glasgow returns for the third time to the Scottish Event Campus (SEC), an iconic venue along the River Clyde, just steps from the city center. In season 7, this event has become a major highlight for the rapidly growing Scottish community, drawing thousands of athletes in Open, Pro, Doubles, or Relay divisions. Its unique race track, with its dog-leg and distinctive extensions, challenges runners and adds excitement to every kilometer. The Thunderdome provides spectacular views of the competitions, while the Entertainment zone with partners creates an electrifying atmosphere. Previously host to legendary concerts like Coldplay or Beyoncé, the Commonwealth Games, and COP26, the SEC brings an international aura to HYROX. Glasgow buzzes with boundless energy, making this event unforgettable for any participant looking to push their limits.
HYROX Glasgow 2025 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Glasgow offers a wealth of accommodations tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, boosted by the massive influx from events like 2024 that doubled hotel bookings. Near the SEC, expect modern hotels with easy access to the city center and River Clyde, perfect for optimal post-race recovery. Options range from comfortable to luxurious, all equipped for athletes: gyms, healthy nutrition, and proximity to transport. The city center is full of convenient stays, while the West End offers a calmer vibe with nearby botanical gardens. Book early for competitive rates and amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi, wellness spaces, and energizing breakfasts. This dynamic city ensures a restful stay, letting you focus on performance while enjoying its legendary hospitality.
Glasgow is packed with attractions to enhance your HYROX stay. Dive into history at Glasgow Cathedral, a medieval gem, or explore the Necropolis for stunning panoramic views. The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum captivates with its architecture and diverse art collections. The Riverside Museum brings the city's transport history to life interactively. Stroll Buchanan Street for high-end shopping or relax at Glasgow Green, a vast park perfect before or after the race. George Square, the city's beating heart, often hosts festivals and events. For culture, catch a show at the King's Theatre. Foodies can savor traditional haggis, Scotland's iconic dish, or explore Glasgow's diverse culinary scene, ideal for recharging athletes and spectators with fresh, energizing options.
Race Info
Getting to the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) at Exhibition Way, G3 8YW, is straightforward and smooth. By plane, land at Glasgow Airport (GLA), 15 km away: take a taxi or rideshare (15-20 min, moderate cost) or the Express 500 bus to the city center, then the Subway to Exhibition Centre, right by the venue. By train, get off at Exhibition Centre from Glasgow Central, with frequent connections. Driving is convenient with on-site parking (affordable daily rates); follow GPS directions. Public transport shines: buses, trains, and Subway connect everything; use a journey planner for the optimal route to the SEC. Arrive early for check-in 90 minutes before your wave, avoid peak hours, and plan a relaxed arrival the day before for ideal prep. Everything is designed for maximum accessibility.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Aaron Travers (IRL) in 56:27.
Pro Women: Kat Parnell (GBR) in 1:02:50.
Open Men: David Parkin (GBR) in 55:22.
Open Women: Lucy Procter (GBR) in 57:35.
Pro Men: John Carlisle (GBR) and Niall Mcmeeken (GBR) in 50:57.
Pro Women: Fern Gardner (ENG) and Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) in 59:12.
Open Men: Kieran Yates (GBR) and Liam Shallicker (GBR) in 50:42.
Open Women: Amy Fish (GBR) and Charlotte Blackburn (GBR) in 59:13.
Open Mixed: Lucy Procter (GBR) and Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 53:02.
Open Men: Chris De Souza (GBR), Connor Higgins (IRL), Matthew Green (USA), and Danny Johnson (GBR) in 49:48.
Open Women: Aimee Gardiner (GBR), Bliss Mason (GBR), Grace Doyle (GBR), and Lauren Richardson (GBR) in 55:48.
Open Mixed: Jacalyn Dunlop (GBR), Ciaran Nicholls (GBR), Grant Neilson (GBR), and Gail Woodburn (GBR) in 54:25.
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.