HYROX TORONTO

HYROX TORONTO

Podiums & winners by division — Toronto

Toronto, CanadaOctober 3 – 5, 2025
HYROXS8Completed

About the event

HYROX Toronto is a major stop on the North American circuit in season 8, turning the Enercare Centre into a fitness arena over three intense days from October 3 to 5, 2025. In Canada's largest city, this event blends seamlessly with the dynamic urban landscape, featuring demanding Solo, Doubles, Pro, and Relay races that test endurance and strength against a passionate, diverse community. Toronto's innovative multicultural fitness scene provides enthusiastic local support and contagious energy. The fall timing brings ideal cool weather, daytime temperatures of 12-17°C, and stunning autumn foliage, making the experience unforgettable. Here, motivated athletes gather to perform in an atmosphere of connection and raw performance, where the iconic photogenic skyline adds an epic touch to the competition.

HYROX Toronto 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Toronto offers a wide range of accommodations suited to HYROX athletes' budgets, especially around Enercare Centre at Exhibition Place. High-end options provide premium amenities like spas and lake views, ideal for recovery with nearby massages and hot pools. Downtown averages 150-250 USD/night for optimal comfort, while deals under 120 USD are available on the outskirts with direct transit access. Mid-range in Queen West or near Union Station combines boutique style and proximity, just minutes away by shuttle or public transport. Budget travelers find hotels along main routes with reliable TTC connections to the venue. Expect a clean, well-organized city where stays support prep and rest, boosting performance and well-being in a stimulating urban setting.

Race Info

Getting to Enercare Centre is seamless thanks to the reliable TTC network with metro and streetcars for efficient downtown links; grab a PRESTO card for ease. From Pearson Airport (YYZ), the UP Express reaches Union Station in 25 minutes, then direct transit to the site. Plan buffer time for surface traffic or streetcars on race day, or walk if central. GO Transit serves regional arrivals. For prep, arrive early for warm-ups in the cool fall climate, bring layers for chilly mornings. On-site parking for drivers, but prioritize affordable public transit to avoid congestion. Toronto ensures easy access, letting you focus on performance and community energy.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Frédéric Dubé (CAN) in 57:47.

Pro Women: Belle Macfarlane (USA) in 1:03:21.

Open Men: Owen Moloney (CAN) in 1:00:17.

Open Women: Nataliia Kolesova (CAN) in 1:07:04.

Pro Men: Samuel Hebert (CAN) and Frédéric Dubé (CAN) in 52:29.

Pro Women: Lianne Girard (CAN) and Fiona Minty (GBR) in 1:02:12.

Open Men: Clément Puaud Canard (FRA) and Marc Collineau (CAN) in 53:41.

Open Women: Claire Milburn (GBR) and Madison Nunes (CAN) in 1:02:41.

Open Mixed: Jesse Bruce (CAN) and Quinlan Hickey (CAN) in 55:21.

Open Men: Pat Millington (CAN), Ryan Reid (CAN), Connor Bell (GBR), and Juan Carlos Obando (CAN) in 52:20.

Open Women: Olivia Dalessandro (CAN), Julia Kim (USA), Helen Fortino (CAN), and Amanda Romaro-Paret in 1:09:13.

Open Mixed: Chelsie Grant (CAN), Alexander Golik (USA), Zach Tait (CAN), and Amber Tait (CAN) in 56:45.

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.