- 58:12
- 59:04
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HYROX Las Vegas
Podiums & winners by division — Las Vegas
About the event
HYROX Las Vegas makes a triumphant return for a full weekend on February 20-22 at Mandalay Bay Convention Center, bigger and more electrifying than ever. In the HYROX circuit, this event stands out as a Major drawing the world's top athletes to one of the city's iconic venues. Las Vegas, the global entertainment capital, infuses its vibrant energy into the race: dazzling lights, electric atmosphere, and a fired-up crowd turn every station into a memorable spectacle. Racers will push their limits amid this unique fervor, with World Championship qualifications on the line, age-group podium ceremonies, and a live leaderboard. From the Thunderdome offering unbeatable views to the HYROX entertainment zone, everything is designed for an unforgettable experience at the heart of the Entertainment Capital of the World.
HYROX Las Vegas 2025 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Las Vegas offers a wealth of accommodation options for every budget, with exceptional density around the Strip and convention centers. Participants and spectators can choose from giant resorts featuring casinos, infinity pools, and luxury spas for optimal post-race recovery. Close to Mandalay Bay Convention Center, these properties provide spacious rooms with views of fountains or the desert, 24/7 gyms, and free event shuttles. Expect personalized service: protein-packed hearty breakfasts for athletes, family suites for groups, and all-inclusive packages with nightlife access. Proximity to sports venues simplifies prep, while the festive vibe motivates pre-competition. Book early for HYROX-linked specials and embrace the full experience of the city that never sleeps.
Beyond HYROX Las Vegas, explore the city's iconic attractions. Stroll the legendary neon-lit Strip, ascend the Stratosphere for a breathtaking panoramic desert view. Dive into the vibe of acrobatic circus shows or legendary magic performances that define Las Vegas. Thrill-seekers can hit theme parks like Adventuredome for vertigo-inducing rides. For culture, visit the Neon Museum tracing the city's luminous history or the Mob Museum for a dive into its colorful past. Food-wise, indulge in opulent international buffets, juicy Nevada steaks, or spicy Tex-Mex specialties. Participants will find healthy options like fresh salads and smoothies to stay in shape, while spectators enjoy decadent desserts in a festive atmosphere.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay Convention Center, fly into Harry Reid International Airport, connected by direct shuttles, taxis, or quick rideshares to the Strip. International participants should plan early arrival for time zone acclimation and desert heat testing, with on-site check-in 90 minutes before your wave. Use public transit like monorails or free resort buses for stress-free travel. Scout the venue and prep gear with a transfer the day before. On-site aid stations and ample parking ease access. For departure, book ahead accounting for post-event traffic peaks. Stay hydrated and light to optimize travel, making the journey part of the fitness adventure.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Greyson Kilgore (USA) in 58:12.
Pro Women: Morgan Schulz (USA) in 1:04:06.
Open Men: Daniel SORENSO (USA) in 59:47.
Open Women: Holly Smith (GBR) in 1:05:27.
Pro Men: James Kelly (AUS) and Anthony Peressini (USA) in 54:45.
Pro Women: Hayleigh Kanthack (USA) and Rachel Legacy (USA) in 1:05:42.
Open Men: Samuel Ruiz Plaza (USA) and Jonah Garcia (MEX) in 56:36.
Open Women: Lianne Girard (CAN) and Fiona Minty (GBR) in 1:00:39.
Open Mixed: Dennis Soelle (GER) and Seka Arning (GER) in 54:57.
Open Men: Isaac Sanderson (CAN), Cole Learn (CAN), Samuel Hebert (CAN), and Jesse Bruce (CAN) in 50:49.
Open Women: Zara Piergianni (GBR), Kate Davey (GBR), Lauren Weeks (USA), and Lauren Griffith (USA) in 52:53.
Open Mixed: Dariush Farzad (USA), Jarrett Newby (USA), Joshua Gonzalez (USA), and Stephen Espostio (USA) in 55:08.
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.