- Roy NgHKG1:06:07
- Rayda KezazFRA1:07:44
- Ant HaynesHKG1:08:30
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About the event
HYROX Hong Kong is a landmark stop on the Season 5 circuit, marking the brand’s pioneering expansion into Asia and showcasing the city’s growing strength in functional fitness. Hosted at AsiaWorld-Expo, this event brings together local athletes and international racers under one roof for a full day of intense hybrid racing. Hong Kong’s dense skyline, harbour views and fast-paced lifestyle create an electric backdrop that mirrors the race’s demanding format. The 2022 edition is especially memorable as one of the first HYROX events in the region, turning Hong Kong into a gateway for future Asian competitions. Expect a charged atmosphere, passionate crowds and a unique blend of global fitness culture and local energy that makes every finish line moment unforgettable.
HYROX Hong Kong 2022 Podium
Solo
- 1:07:01
- Amal HanynMAR1:15:51
- 1:31:10
- 1:07:00
- Chun Ho HoHKG1:08:08
- 1:08:11
- 1:17:23
- Jodie CrispHKG1:17:39
- Storm BellHKG1:19:08
Doubles
- 1:01:52
- 1:02:43
- 1:03:59
- 1:06:38
- 1:08:19
- 1:11:02
- 1:07:37
- 1:08:29
- 1:10:09
Plan your stay
Hong Kong offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every HYROX participant and spectator, from budget-friendly guesthouses to upscale serviced apartments and full-service hotels. Many properties are located along major transport routes, making it easy to reach AsiaWorld-Expo while enjoying access to shopping areas and dining districts. Visitors can expect well-equipped rooms, reliable Wi-Fi, air conditioning and convenient amenities tailored to both business and leisure travellers. Those looking to unwind after the race will find fitness facilities, pools or spa services in numerous establishments, ideal for recovery. Whether you prefer a quiet stay near the airport or a more immersive experience closer to the city’s nightlife, Hong Kong’s accommodation landscape makes planning a comfortable, practical race weekend straightforward.
Around HYROX Hong Kong, participants and spectators can dive into one of Asia’s richest urban experiences. Between race sessions, explore Victoria Harbour with its famous skyline and evening light shows, or ride the Star Ferry for classic views of both shores. Culture lovers can visit Man Mo Temple, the bustling streets of Central, or the heritage lanes of Sheung Wan. For relaxation, head to nearby beaches, hiking trails on Dragon’s Back, or green escapes on Lantau Island. Food is a highlight: refuel with dim sum, wonton noodles, roast goose or fresh seafood at local eateries. From vibrant street markets to modern malls and rooftop bars, Hong Kong offers endless ways to turn your race weekend into a memorable city break.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Hong Kong at AsiaWorld-Expo is straightforward thanks to the city’s efficient transport network. The venue is directly connected to the airport area and linked by rail, road and bus routes, making arrival simple for international racers and local participants alike. Using the airport rail link or taxis offers quick access to the event, while the broader metro system connects key districts such as Central, Kowloon and major residential areas. Participants are advised to arrive early to familiarize themselves with the venue layout, collect race materials and warm up without stress. Planning extra travel time for security checks and navigation around the expo halls is wise. With clear signage, frequent services and organized access points, Hong Kong’s transport system supports a smooth race-day experience from door to start line.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Roy Ng (HKG) in 1:06:07.
Pro Women: Tamarind Robinson (AUS) in 1:07:01.
Open Men: Timothe Drianno (FRA) in 1:07:00.
Open Women: Claire Nesbitt (HKG) in 1:17:23.
Open Men: Rhys Jones (GBR) and Pete Laverick (HKG) in 1:01:52.
Open Women: Raha Nasseri (USA) and Stephanie Perrault (CAN) in 1:06:38.
Open Mixed: Eve Li (HKG) and Ting Chun Wong (HKG) in 1:07:37.
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.