- David MagidaUSA1:00:19
- 1:03:09
- 1:05:59
S5
HYROX New York
Podiums & winners by division — Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
New York, United StatesFebruary 25 – 26, 2023
HYROXS5Season 5Completed
About the event
HYROX New York marked a milestone in the global circuit by kicking off Season 5 on February 25, 2023, in New York, USA, captivating thousands of athletes in the vibrant energy of the Big Apple. This event stood out with its prime location along the Hudson River, featuring a custom race arena on Pier 76 that offered an iconic urban backdrop, blending legendary skyline with intense challenges. One-of-a-kind, it met the explosive demand from the New York fitness community, drawing US and international competitors for an immersive experience. Manhattan's electric vibe, combined with the crowd's roar, turned every 1km run and functional station into unforgettable moments, pushing performances to new heights in a spectacular, unprecedented riverside setting.
HYROX New York 2023 Podium
Solo
- 1:06:06
- Megan JacobyUSA1:06:33
- 1:07:34
- 1:01:57
- 1:03:13
- 1:06:49
- 1:12:31
- 1:13:34
- 1:15:01
Doubles
- 57:08
- 59:02
- 59:13
- 1:07:58
- 1:08:40
- 1:09:05
- 1:02:42
- 1:05:51
- 1:06:27
Relay
- 1:08:59
- 1:11:53
- 1:17:11
- 1:08:59
- 1:11:53
- 1:17:11
- 1:08:59
- 1:11:53
- 1:17:11
Plan your stay
New York offers a wealth of accommodations tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, from budget-friendly to luxurious. Near the event venue on the Hudson's banks, expect modern hotels with stunning skyline views, on-site gyms to fine-tune training, and easy transport access. Family or couple-friendly spots provide comfy rooms, protein-packed energy breakfasts, and recovery perks like saunas or post-race massages. For total immersion, pick stays in Manhattan or Brooklyn, ensuring proximity, convenience, and electric atmosphere. Whether solo, with a partner, or in a group, the abundant options guarantee optimal rest and ideal prep in the world's fitness capital.
Beyond HYROX New York, explore the city's icons: stroll the High Line for unbeatable Hudson views, ascend the Empire State Building to dominate the skyline, or wander Central Park for revitalizing urban nature. Dive into vibrant culture with a Broadway show or MoMA visit, perfect for recharging after the effort. For food, savor crispy bagels at breakfast, an authentic street hot dog for a quick snack, or decadent cheesecake as a reward. Athletes can opt for fresh juices and nourishing salads at local markets, while spectators enjoy thin-crust pizzas or lively dim sum, capturing New York's multicultural, dynamic essence.
Race Info
To reach HYROX New York, opt for direct flights to JFK or Newark airports, well-connected by shuttles and express subways. Once there, use the extensive subway network or scenic Hudson ferries for smooth, affordable trips to the venue. Participants should arrive early for check-in, 90 minutes before their wave, with light bags for easy movement. Pack race gear ready and stay hydrated en route. Spectators access via dedicated entrances, with help zones and nearby parking for cars. Ride-sharing apps offer urban flexibility, ensuring a calm arrival focused on performance amid the city's buzzing vibe.
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
429 11th Ave, New York, NY 10001, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: David Magida (USA) in 1:00:19.
Pro Women: Alandra Greenlee (USA) in 1:06:06.
Open Men: Gerard Sclafani (USA) in 1:01:57.
Open Women: Danielle Woods (GBR) in 1:12:31.
Open Men: Kieran Williams (USA) and Sam Tooley (USA) in 57:08.
Open Women: Jodi Ann Baccollo (USA) and Chelsea Cummings (USA) in 1:07:58.
Open Mixed: Darren Forder (GBR) and Laura Carroll (AUS) in 1:02:42.
Open Men: Rana Paulsen (USA), Jessica Bonfey (USA), William Shields, and Anthony Lucier (USA) in 1:08:59.
Open Women: Rana Paulsen (USA), Jessica Bonfey (USA), William Shields, and Anthony Lucier (USA) in 1:08:59.
Open Mixed: Rana Paulsen (USA), Jessica Bonfey (USA), William Shields, and Anthony Lucier (USA) in 1:08:59.
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.