HYROX SINGAPORE

HYROX SINGAPORE

Podiums & winners by division — Singapore

Singapore, SingaporeNovember 29 – 30, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Singapore is a highlight of season 8 on the global circuit, turning the city-state into the epicenter of fitness racing. Hosted in an iconic venue, this event draws athletes to its electrifying atmosphere where tropical humidity blends with cosmopolitan energy and physical challenges. Singapore, with its unique mix of futuristic modernity and multicultural heritage, provides the perfect setting for this intense indoor competition. Participants will enjoy a memorable experience, fueled by the adrenaline of 8 km of running alternated with functional stations amid the buzz of a city that never sleeps. This Singapore edition stands out with its strategic location in Southeast Asia, sparking explosive regional rivalries and records under neon lights. Join thousands of athletes to forge unforgettable memories in this Asian gem.

HYROX Singapore 2025 Podium

Plan your stay

Singapore offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. From the bustling downtown near Marina Bay to quieter areas like Orchard Road, choices abound with luxury hotels boasting high-floor views, infinity pools, and revitalizing spas ideal for muscle recovery. Mid-range spots provide modern rooms, fast WiFi, and gyms to stay in shape. Near the event venue, expect well-connected structures with frequent shuttles and perks like protein-packed breakfasts. Singaporean hospitality shines with spotless cleanliness and attentive service, ensuring optimal rest before the big day. Whether choosing premium comfort or practical budget stays, every option delivers proximity, security, and a motivating vibe to perform at your best.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Singapore effortlessly via its ultra-modern international airport, a global hub with regional connections. Efficient public transport like the spacious, air-conditioned MRT links the airport to downtown in minutes, with affordable contactless card tickets. For arrivals, allow generous time for formalities and transfers to the venue, factoring in dense traffic. Participants will find dedicated areas for sports bags and on-site changing rooms. Use taxis or ride-sharing for flexibility, or bike-sharing for short trips. Once at the site, free shuttles or walkways make access easy. Plan simple logistics: hydrate heavily in the hot climate, and arrive rested to excel in the arena.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Corey Dietrich (AUS) in 59:46.

Pro Women: Mollie Fkiaras (AUS) in 1:01:19.

Open Men: Kurtis Smith (AUS) in 59:53.

Open Women: Emily Fell (GBR) in 1:02:08.

Open Men: Lewis Mulhall (GBR) and Darren Hancock (GBR) in 54:01.

Open Women: Stephanie Shabanov-Leong (SIN) and Clare Cheung (CAN) in 58:47.

Open Mixed: Clare Cheung (CAN) and Jan Souleyman (GBR) in 57:38.

Open Men: James Maher (IRL), Maksym Vrublevskyi (UKR), Johnny Tieu (USA), and Matisse Manin (FRA) in 52:02.

Open Women: Hayley Lee (SIN), Wei Yee Chin (SIN), Alicia Teng (SIN), and Shalinda Beevi (SIN) in 1:00:39.

Open Mixed: Ian Deeth (GBR), Rachel O’Connor (GBR), Gabe Heck (USA), and Máire Mcginley (IRL) in 52:09.

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.