HYROX HONG KONG

HYROX HONG KONG

Podiums & winners by division — Hong Kong

Hong Kong, ChinaJuly 26 – 27, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Hong Kong brings the energy of the World Series of Fitness Racing to one of Asia’s most electrifying cities. Set at AsiaWorld-Expo on Lantau Island, this Season 8 race weekend combines a premium indoor venue with Hong Kong’s trademark intensity and pace. Athletes from across the region converge here to chase fast times, personal bests and coveted finisher patches in a truly global atmosphere. The event stands out for its large, diverse field, festival-style vibe and the seamless connection to the adjacent airport, making travel simple for international racers. With Hong Kong’s skyline, harbour views and vibrant fitness community as a backdrop, HYROX Hong Kong is a standout stop on the calendar and a memorable stage for both first-time and returning competitors.

HYROX Hong Kong 2025 Podium

Plan your stay

Hong Kong offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every HYROX participant and spectator. Around the airport and AsiaWorld-Expo, you’ll find modern hotels ideal for those who want to stay close to the venue and minimize transfer times on race day. In the city, from Kowloon to Hong Kong Island, there are business hotels, boutique properties and serviced apartments for longer stays. Visitors can expect clean, efficient rooms with good transport access, reliable Wi‑Fi and convenient amenities like fitness facilities and early breakfast options. Many places cater well to international guests, with English-speaking staff and easy online booking. Whether you prioritize proximity to the event, nightlife, shopping or sightseeing, you’ll find accommodation that matches your schedule, budget and pre-race routine, making it simple to balance performance and exploration.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Hong Kong is straightforward thanks to the city’s excellent transport network. AsiaWorld-Expo sits next to Hong Kong International Airport, so most overseas participants can land and reach the venue quickly via dedicated trains, buses or short taxi rides. If you stay in downtown areas like Central, Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui, the Airport Express and other rail lines provide fast, predictable connections to the airport and Lantau Island. Plan to arrive in Hong Kong at least a day in advance to allow time for registration, acclimatization and course familiarization. Factor in summer heat and humidity by staying hydrated and keeping travel stress low. Public transport is frequent, clearly signposted and easy to navigate, making it convenient to move between your accommodation, the venue and key sightseeing spots throughout the race weekend.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Dexter Buchanan (NZL) in 58:34.

Pro Women: Mollie Fkiaras (AUS) in 1:03:10.

Open Men: Junhyeon Jeon (KOR) in 1:01:28.

Open Women: Ka Yan Wong (HKG) in 1:10:01.

Pro Men: Michael Wu (HKG) and Daniel Yeung (GBR) in 1:00:49.

Pro Women: Melanie Enriquez (USA) and Lily Jervis (NZL) in 1:03:32.

Open Men: Ian Deeth (GBR) and Dexter Buchanan (NZL) in 54:57.

Open Women: Clare Cheung (CAN) and Stephanie Perrault (CAN) in 1:01:58.

Open Mixed: James Maher (IRL) and Megan Walsh (GBR) in 58:22.

Open Men: Daniel Schreiber (USA), Kristopher Chen (AIN), Dominic Jackson (GBR), and Bill Martin (GBR) in 1:00:21.

Open Women: 지현 송, 가람 이, 기쁨 이, and 지혜 문 in 1:11:05.

Open Mixed: Ting Chun Wong (HKG), Tin Long Lai (CHN), Pui Sin Cheng (HKG), and Eve Li (HKG) in 1:03:24.

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.