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HYROX Dallas

HYROX Dallas

Podiums & winners by division — Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center

Dallas, United StatesFebruary 22, 2020
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About the event

HYROX Dallas, held on February 22, 2020, marked a key moment in season 2 of the HYROX circuit in the United States. Hosted indoors in a vast space, this event shone with its smooth organization, turning a maze of barricades, rigs, and stations into a controlled ballet. Volunteers and staff, always on point, guided participants precisely, avoiding any chaos despite the crowds. Giant screens displayed athletes' names and progress on the course, while fast and slow lanes facilitated overtaking. The warm-up area, equipped with ski ergs, rowers, kettlebells, and more, offered impeccable gear and a water station. [[Hunter McIntyre]] dominated the pro wave in under an hour, but every finisher, novice or experienced, felt profound accomplishment. Unique for its efficiency and inclusive vibe, this event inspired massive returns, blending CrossFit, OCR, and endurance in a transformative experience.

HYROX Dallas 2020 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Plan your stay

Dallas offers a varied and abundant hotel selection tailored to Hyrox participants and spectators. Near major expo halls, modern hotels dominate with spacious rooms featuring integrated gyms, 24-hour fitness centers, and recovery spaces like saunas or pools. Expect family or business-friendly spots with high-speed WiFi for streaming lives or analyzing performances via dedicated apps. Budget options include comfy motels with ample parking, while upscale ones prioritize skyline views and nutritious room service. Proximity to venues cuts travel time, saving energy for the race. Many provide event packages with free shuttles and stretching areas. Whether solo, in pairs, or with family, Dallas lodging combines practicality, comfort, and welcoming Texan vibe for optimal prep and a memorable stay.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Dallas, fly into Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, a major hub with smooth connections from major US and international cities. Airport shuttles and taxis ensure quick transfers to the event site. By car, well-maintained highways make access easy, with secure on-site parking for stress-free arrival. Participants, plan to arrive early for check-in and warm-up, factoring in security checks. Opt for carpooling or local public transport to ease peak-hour traffic. On site, follow the marked running course with dedicated lanes and numbered stations. For prep, pack water, chalk, and spare gear in a light bag. Clear signage and volunteers guide effectively, minimizing errors like extra laps. Head home relaxed with late-night options suited to staggered wave schedules.

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center

650 S Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202, USA

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Pro Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 58:39.

Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 1:08:47.

Open Men: Rob Pettyjohn (USA) in 1:07:22.

Open Women: Chelsey Hagan (USA) in 1:13:48.

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.