- Lee TuckMAS59:24
- Ross WalkerGBR59:33
- Kitae NamKOR1:00:56
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About the event
HYROX Hong Kong marks a historic moment as the first Cigna Healthcare HYROX Open Asian Championships of season 7. Held on November 23-24, 2024, at AsiaWorld-Expo, this event crowns the first open Asian champions in individual, doubles, and relay categories. Nearly 6300 participants from over 40 countries and 80 nationalities competed in an electric atmosphere, alongside the Fitness Wellness Expo. The day before, on November 22, the Elite 15 Majors pitted the world's top athletes for World Championship qualifications. Won by Joanna Wietrzyk in the women's category with 59:58, the event has tripled participants since 2022, confirming Hong Kong as Asia's fitness epicenter. An unforgettable experience blending running and functional stations in a spectacular indoor setting.
HYROX Hong Kong 2024 Podium
Solo
- 1:03:57
- 1:04:54
- Aki YoshidaJPN1:05:49
Doubles
- 50:37
- 53:46
- 55:41
- 1:01:21
- 1:02:48
- 1:05:28
- 53:26
- 56:05
- 57:34
Relay
- 49:44
- 54:46
- 55:46
- 1:04:41
- 1:17:04
- 1:19:29
- 1:00:03
- 1:00:59
- 1:03:08
Plan your stay
Hong Kong provides a diverse and strategic hotel offering for HYROX participants and spectators. Near the international airport and AsiaWorld-Expo, the Lantau Airport Expo area features modern hotels with free shuttles, pools, and gyms for optimal preparation. In Kowloon or Hong Kong Island, choose luxurious or affordable stays with bay views, recovery spas, and athlete-friendly healthy buffets. Budget options include lively hostels or family guesthouses in central areas, easing travel via metro or bus. Expect efficient service, high-speed Wi-Fi, and proximity to amenities like supermarkets and clinics. Book early for event packages with transfers and protein-packed breakfasts, ensuring rest and focus before the race.
Hong Kong offers an intoxicating blend of modernity and tradition for HYROX participants and spectators. Explore Victoria Peak for a stunning panoramic view of the illuminated skyline, or stroll through Mong Kok markets brimming with street food and local crafts. Cruise Victoria Harbour on a Star Ferry for an accessible cultural immersion. Nature lovers can hike Dragon's Back, one of Asia's most beautiful coastal trails, perfect for gentle recovery. For gastronomy, savor steaming dim sum, wonton, and Peking duck in bustling areas like Causeway Bay. Try Temple Street night markets for authentic snacks like coconut milk pudding or grilled skewers. These revitalizing experiences perfectly complement the competition's energy.
Race Info
Reach HYROX Hong Kong easily via Hong Kong International Airport, directly linked to AsiaWorld-Expo by Airport Express train or free shuttles in 5-10 minutes. For international arrivals, plan early to adjust to jet lag and scout the venue. Use the ultra-efficient MTR metro with rechargeable Octopus cards for quick trips from Kowloon or Hong Kong Island. Taxis and local buses complement options, with dedicated zones for sports events. Participants, aim for 8am check-in and pack light for smooth flow. On-site parking eases car arrivals. Follow official signs to avoid traffic, and opt for air-conditioned public transport in this cool season. Impeccable logistics for peak performance.
Frequently asked questions
Open Men: Lee Tuck (MAS) in 59:24.
Open Women: Maire Mc Ginley (IRL) in 1:03:57.
Open Men: Callum Meehan (NZL) and Gabe Heck (USA) in 50:37.
Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) and Maddi Wilde (AUS) in 1:01:21.
Open Mixed: Seka Arning (GER) and Tim Wenisch (GER) in 53:26.
Open Men: Julien Prieur (FRA), Callum Meehan (NZL), Gabe Heck (USA), and Pierre Algret (FRA) in 49:44.
Open Women: Ka Chun Li (HKG), Eve Li (HKG), Wing Yi Cindy Chan (HKG), and Wai Sum Fong (HKG) in 1:04:41.
Open Mixed: Clare Cheung (CAN), Jan Souleyman (GBR), Craig Tuckerman (HKG), and Imogen Short (GBR) in 1:00:03.
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.