- Rich RyanUSA54:28
- 57:33
- 58:13
HYROX Chicago Navy Pier
Podiums & winners by division — Chicago
Chicago, United StatesNovember 16, 2024
HYROXS7Season 7Completed
About the event
HYROX Chicago Navy Pier is a standout event in season 7, drawing over 4300 athletes across 12 diverse divisions, from individuals to mixed relays. Located at the heart of iconic Navy Pier, this event turns Festival Hall into a buzzing arena of energy, where runners tackle 8 km of running interspersed with intense functional stations. Chicago, with its vibrant sports heritage, provides an unforgettable backdrop along Lake Michigan. Qualification slots for the World Championships, such as 9 for HYROX men or 40 for mixed relays, draw elites and amateurs chasing top performances. The electric atmosphere, blending extreme physical challenges and community spirit, makes this edition a memorable rendezvous for personal bests and qualifying podiums.
HYROX Chicago 2024 Podium
Solo
- 1:03:05
- Maria FecikCAN1:04:05
- 1:05:25
- 59:13
- Clay ChapmanUSA59:16
- Noah GraboysUSA59:16
- 1:04:09
- 1:05:54
- 1:06:33
Doubles
- 56:44
- 57:18
- 58:09
- 1:02:43
- 1:05:40
- 1:06:00
- 53:57
- 54:06
- 54:33
- 1:03:12
- 1:03:26
- 1:03:38
- 59:26
- 59:57
- 1:00:19
Relay
- 51:53
- 52:55
- 54:13
- 1:07:28
- 1:11:04
- 1:11:17
- 1:02:04
- 1:02:34
- 1:04:01
Plan your stay
Chicago offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for major events like HYROX at Navy Pier. Near the venue, expect abundant luxury, mid-range, and budget hotels with stunning views of Lake Michigan and the lit-up skyline. Properties provide athlete-friendly amenities: high-tech gyms, recovery pools, wellness areas with saunas and massages. Participants love spacious suites for gear storage, protein-packed breakfasts, and direct shuttles to the site. Spectators enjoy cozy rooms, on-site dining, and easy transit access. Book early for event packages with group rates, secure parking, and personalized services, ensuring optimal rest before race day.
In Chicago, explore Navy Pier, a Lake Michigan gem with 50 acres of parks, attractions, and exhibits. Stroll the promenade for panoramic views, ride the Ferris wheel to tower over the skyline. Dive into culture at the Art Institute, admiring masterpieces from Monet to Picasso, or feel the blues beat in the city's legendary clubs. For leisure, bike the Lakefront Trail or cruise on a boat tour. Food-wise, savor crispy deep-dish pizza, the ketchup-free Chicago-style hot dog, or Midwest classics like chili and smoked ribs. These experiences recharge participants and spectators, blending sports adrenaline with authentic discoveries for a complete stay.
Race Info
To reach Navy Pier in Chicago, fly into O'Hare International Airport, well-linked by trains and quick shuttles to downtown. Public transit like the L Train (red or blue line) or buses offers easy, affordable, stress-free access to the site. Driving? Plan for on-site or nearby parking, arriving early to beat peak times. Athletes, arrive the day before for acclimation and course recon, packing full kit in a dedicated bag. Use ride-sharing apps for flexibility from stations or airports. On-site, follow clear signage to athlete and spectator zones. Opt for sustainable transport for smooth urban immersion, ensuring calm prep for the competition.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Rich Ryan (USA) in 54:28.
Pro Women: Jennifer Thompson (USA) in 1:03:05.
Open Men: Jonathan Stern (USA) in 59:13.
Open Women: Melody Berrong (USA) in 1:04:09.
Pro Men: Wade Jacobs (USA) and Preston Pavlica (USA) in 56:44.
Pro Women: Michelle Mcdonald (USA) and Kris Rugloski (USA) in 1:02:43.
Open Men: Jonathan Afanador (USA) and William Allen (GBR) in 53:57.
Open Women: Katie Swider (USA) and Renee Swider (USA) in 1:03:12.
Open Mixed: Joseph Martello (USA) and Cassandra Gill (USA) in 59:26.
Open Men: Matt Mason (USA), Ashley Stephen (GBR), Rich Ryan (USA), and Chase Stewart (USA) in 51:53.
Open Women: Kelly Mcintyre (USA), Samantha Henriksen, Maya Lawliss, and Monica Arteaga in 1:07:28.
Open Mixed: Cj Dick (USA), Shaina Mae Rowley (USA), Jennifer Halloran (USA), and Jojo Farella (USA) in 1:02:04.
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.