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HYROX Cardiff

HYROX Cardiff

Podiums & winners by division — Cardiff

Cardiff, United KingdomMay 30 – June 1, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Cardiff marks the grand finale of season 7 at the heart of Principality Stadium, the iconic temple of Welsh rugby. Following a memorable debut in 2025, this event returns for an explosive second edition, transforming the pitch into a fitness racing arena. Dive into the raw energy of Welsh sport, with thousands of solo athletes, doubles or relay teams uniting their strengths over 8km of running and 8 functional stations. What makes HYROX Cardiff unique? Its electric atmosphere, fueled by local fervor and the stadium's majesty, offering spectacular views from the Thunderdome. It's the perfect chance to end the season in style, with age-group podiums, pro qualifying slots and a vibrant community. Get ready to pulse to Cardiff's rhythm!

HYROX Cardiff 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Cardiff offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Principality Stadium, choose modern city-center hotels with quick site access via public transport. Budget options include lively hostels, perfect for solo athletes seeking camaraderie and recovery. For added comfort, mid-range spots provide spacious rooms, on-site gyms and protein-packed breakfasts, ideal for carb-loading before the race. Bay-area zones offer soothing views and family-friendly stays for relay teams. Expect warm hospitality, with services like event shuttles and sports packages. Book early for competitive rates and optimal rest before the big day.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Cardiff is straightforward and seamless thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Cardiff International Airport, 20 minutes from the center, welcomes direct flights from Europe; a direct shuttle takes you to the stadium. From London, the express train covers the 150 miles in two hours, dropping you at the central station just steps from the venue. Drivers will find secure parkings around Principality Stadium, with pre-booked options to avoid stress. Arrive early for athlete check-in, 90 minutes before your wave, and plan a smooth trip to the dedicated entrance. Use local buses or free bikes for eco-friendly city travel. Pro tips: pack gear in carry-on, hydrate on arrival and scout on-site aid stations for a relaxed prep.

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Pro Men: Danny Rae (GBR) in 57:16.

Pro Women: Imogen Amos (GBR) in 1:04:59.

Open Men: David Parkin (GBR) in 57:47.

Open Women: Rebecca Brown (GBR) in 1:03:17.

Pro Men: Lucas Parker (GBR) and Charlie Boterill (GBR) in 51:16.

Pro Women: Alexandra Hill (GBR) and Saskia Geddes (GBR) in 59:45.

Open Men: Bodger Rees (GBR) and Sam Knowles (GBR) in 51:38.

Open Women: Rachel Gibbons (GBR) and Megan Gibbons (GBR) in 59:27.

Open Mixed: Jesse Owen (GBR) and Charlie Searle (ENG) in 55:45.

Open Men: Archie Dunne (GBR), Lewis Colbert (GBR), Reece Giles (GBR), and Joe Wilson (GBR) in 51:43.

Open Women: Emily Higham (GBR), Rosie Walsh (GBR), Abigayle Horne (GBR), and Amy Walsh (GBR) in 1:00:15.

Open Mixed: Gavin David (GBR), Kerri David (WLS), Gary Thomas (GBR), and Isabel Matthews (GBR) in 57:32.

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.