- 59:04
- 1:01:19
- 1:01:35
HYROX MEXICO CITY
Podiums & winners by division — Ciudad de México
Ciudad de México, MexicoOctober 29 – November 1, 2026
About the event
HYROX Mexico City stands out as a major stop on the calendar, right in the heart of a capital that blends sporting energy, urban density and a strong event culture. In a high-altitude city, every effort gains an extra dimension, making the race particularly demanding and memorable for participants. The event attracts both athletes chasing performance and those who want to experience the unique atmosphere of a large international competition. Between intensity on the floor and Mexican vibes, this edition stands out with its lively setting, engaged community and an experience that goes far beyond the race itself.
HYROX Ciudad de México 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 52:16
- 54:39
- 56:54
- 1:03:44
- 1:05:13
- 1:05:13
- 56:44
- 57:02
- 57:48
- 1:07:07
- 1:07:28
- 1:08:25
- 59:32
- 59:50
- 59:55
Relay
- 58:52
- 1:02:48
- 1:05:41
Plan your stay
The accommodation offer in Mexico City is broad and suited to many profiles, from solo travelers to groups attending the event. The city provides numerous urban options, with practical locations that make it easy to reach the competition and enjoy the rest of the stay. Participants often look for quick access to transport and a calm environment to recover before the effort, while spectators prefer proximity to lively areas and points of interest. Given the size of the capital, it is wise to choose the neighborhood in advance to limit travel time and simplify logistics around race day.
Mexico City offers an ideal base to extend the trip around the race. Visitors can explore the historic center, the capital lively districts, world-renowned museums and green spaces perfect for recovery after the effort. For a more local feel, a stroll through markets, traditional squares or cultural areas helps capture the city rhythm. On the food side, Mexican cuisine is a real highlight of the journey, with tacos, tamales, pozole, quesadillas and churros among the must-try options. Participants and spectators alike can combine sport, culture and culinary discovery in a single trip.
Race Info
To reach the event, it is advisable to plan movements while accounting for the heavy traffic of a major metropolis like Mexico City. Participants benefit from arriving early to manage checks, warm-up and final adjustments calmly before the start. Allowing extra time is especially useful when relying on public transport or driving. It is also recommended to organize the return journey in advance, particularly after the effort. For greater comfort, bringing hydration, a layer for waiting periods and reducing logistical stress can make a real difference on competition day.
Av. del Conscripto 311, Lomas de Sotelo, Hipódromo de las Américas, Miguel Hidalgo, 11610 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 59:04.
Pro Women: Bianca Sierra (MEX) in 1:12:20.
Open Men: Alan Benabib (MEX) in 1:02:15.
Open Women: Valeria Rivas (MEX) in 1:08:52.
Pro Men: Gabe Piepergerdes (USA) and Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 52:16.
Pro Women: Lianne Girard (CAN) and Maria Fecik (CAN) in 1:03:44.
Open Men: Manuel Antonio Morales Gómez (MEX) and Gerardo Villalobos (MEX) in 56:44.
Open Women: Liliana Leyva Briseño (MEX) and ANGELLY HERNANDEZ (MEX) in 1:07:07.
Open Mixed: Paula Del Valle (MEX) and Pedro Trejo (MEX) in 59:32.
Open Men: Sebastián Fernández Espinosa de los Mont (MEX), Israel Lobato Garcia (MEX), Edgar Abraham Lobato García (MEX), and Efrén Gutiérrez Carrasco (MEX) in 58:14.
Open Women: Mitzi Salas (MEX), Salma Valadez (MEX), Pamela Diez (MEX), and Abril Perucho (MEX) in 1:08:53.
Open Mixed: Paula Del Valle Fossas (MEX), Pedro Trejo Foubert (MEX), Laura Saldaña (MEX), and Gibran Rodríguez Méndez (MEX) in 58:52.
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.