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HYROX London

Podiums & winners by division — London

London, United KingdomApril 30, 2023
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About the event

HYROX London is one of the standout stops on the Season 5 circuit, bringing thousands of athletes and spectators together in the heart of the UK’s capital. Set in an iconic London venue, this race channels the city’s fast-paced, urban energy into an unforgettable day of fitness competition. The mix of first-time racers and seasoned competitors creates an atmosphere that is both welcoming and fiercely performance-driven. London’s global appeal draws participants from across Europe and beyond, turning the event into a genuine international gathering. With packed spectator stands, loud support at every workout station, and a professional race setup, HYROX London is remembered for its scale, its intensity, and the unique buzz that only this city can deliver.

HYROX London 2023 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

London offers a broad range of accommodation options for HYROX participants and spectators, from budget-friendly hostels to stylish boutique stays and full-service hotels. Around major venues and central districts, you will find modern rooms geared towards short city breaks, often with easy access to public transport and race-day facilities. Many accommodations provide early breakfast services, fitness rooms or nearby gyms, which can be useful for light pre-race sessions or post-event recovery. Guests can expect international standards of comfort, with reliable Wi‑Fi, convenient check‑in and multilingual staff accustomed to welcoming travelers from all over the world. Whether you prefer staying close to the venue or in a lively neighborhood with restaurants and nightlife, London’s accommodation choices make planning your HYROX weekend straightforward and flexible.

Race Info

Reaching HYROX London is straightforward thanks to the city’s extensive transport network. International participants can arrive via London’s major airports, then connect by train or underground into the city. Once in town, the Tube, buses and urban rail lines offer quick links to most venues and central areas, so it is wise to plan your route in advance and allow time for potential weekend traffic. Athletes are recommended to arrive at least one day before the race to settle in, collect any required materials, and familiarize themselves with the venue surroundings. Comfortable walking shoes and a contactless payment card or travel pass will make moving around the city easier. Checking local transport updates and mapping your journey to the event location ahead of time helps reduce stress and keeps the focus firmly on your performance.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Harry Thompson (GBR) in 59:34.

Pro Women: Zara Piergianni (GBR) in 1:09:05.

Open Men: Fred Woodward Gentle (GBR) in 59:05.

Open Women: Anna Aitken (GBR) in 1:02:46.

Open Men: Dan Deacon (GBR) and Trent Smith (RSA) in 55:22.

Open Women: Danielle Woods (GBR) and Klare Osborne (GBR) in 1:00:01.

Open Mixed: Dena Hogan (IRL) and Tom Hogan (IRL) in 58:05.

Open Men: Omar Mansour (GBR), Jordon West (GBR), Dean Scott (GBR), and Davey Platt (GBR) in 54:48.

Open Women: Jenny Foster (GBR), Martina Görz (GER), Laura Larner (GBR), and Aleksandra Vargin (GBR) in 1:02:30.

Open Mixed: Sarah Bilbie, Kate Davey (GBR), Paul Gillingham (GBR), and Ciaran Parkinson (ENG) in 53:52.

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.