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HYROX Malaga

HYROX Malaga

Podiums & winners by division — Málaga

Málaga, SpainMarch 21 – 23, 2025
HYROXS7Completed

About the event

HYROX Malaga is a must-attend event in season 7, heading to southern Spain for an epic fitness showdown under the spring Andalusian sun. In this European coastal gem, athletes tackle the challenge in an idyllic setting where mild spring weather, golden beaches, and the city's buzzing energy create the perfect stage to perform. What makes this event unique is its strategic Mediterranean location, ideal for pushing limits in the morning and recovering in the sun afternoon. Whether aiming for a new personal best or your first race, Malaga turns every event into an unforgettable moment, with waves spread over multiple days to maximize intensity and camaraderie. Get ready to shine in this memorable HYROX circuit stop.

HYROX Málaga 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Malaga offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The city provides a wide range, from cozy apartments near the coast to modern hotels in the city center, all close to the event venue to minimize travel. Expect facilities with outdoor pools for post-workout relaxation, equipped gyms, and protein-rich breakfasts essential for athletes. Areas like the Cruz de Humilladero neighborhood or the seaside offer quick access to the site, with rates varying by spring season, often affordable for groups. Family or shared accommodations suit doubles and relays, while luxury options appeal to pros seeking premium comfort. Book early to enjoy the mild climate and turn your stay into a true recharge.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Malaga is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Pablo Ruiz Picasso International Airport, just 10 km from the center, welcomes direct flights from across Europe, with shuttles and taxis for quick transfers. For train arrivals, Málaga-María Zambrano station connects to major Spanish and European cities via AVE. Once there, the urban bus network and bike-sharing make getting to the venue easy. Tips for participants: arrive the day before to acclimate to the mild climate, check wave start times, and use early public transport to avoid peaks. Nearby parking is available for drivers, but carpooling is recommended. Smooth logistics prep maximizes your focus on performance.

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Pro Men: Hugo Hugemarq (SWE) in 56:32.

Pro Women: Manuela Garcia (ESP) in 1:03:50.

Open Men: Jac Smith (GBR) in 56:49.

Open Women: Marlene Scheibenzuber (GER) in 1:06:09.

Pro Men: Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP) and Luis García Rubio (ESP) in 52:03.

Pro Women: Grace Fitzgerald (IRL) and Grainne Kennedy (IRL) in 1:02:23.

Open Men: Ollie Russell (GBR) and Dan Nota (GBR) in 50:58.

Open Women: Lucy Hammett (ENG) and Rhiannon Kirk (SCO) in 1:00:54.

Open Mixed: Mevena Pingliez (FRA) and Quentin Pingliez (FRA) in 54:13.

Open Men: Kevin López Yerga (ESP), Pablo Sánchez Santos (ESP), Emilio Martin (ESP), and Juan Manuel Prieto Santana (ESP) in 50:35.

Open Women: Dena Hogan (IRL), Anna Syme (IRL), Kate Coleman (GBR), and Danielle Walsh (GBR) in 1:01:15.

Open Mixed: Cathal Mcmullan (IRL), Grainne Kennedy (IRL), Michael Whelan (IRL), and Grace Fitzgerald (IRL) in 55:14.

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.