- 54:01
- 54:12
- Jake DeardenGBR54:20
HYROX BORDEAUX
Podiums & winners by division — Bordeaux
Bordeaux, FranceSeptember 30 – October 4, 2026
About the event
HYROX Bordeaux ranks among the major events on the international calendar, delivering the intensity of a large indoor competition and an atmosphere energized by the Bordeaux crowd. The city provides an attractive setting for athletes and supporters alike, with its urban energy, strong culinary identity and easy connections from across France and Europe. The event stands out through a demanding format paired with a destination known for its quality of life, elegant architecture and sporting spirit. Participants also get to race in a city that blends performance, conviviality and a refined way of living.
HYROX Bordeaux 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 48:49
- 50:06
- 50:54
- 55:51
- 56:22
- 56:42
- 52:12
- 53:18
- 53:32
- 1:01:41
- 1:02:11
- 1:02:30
- 53:28
- 53:33
- 54:37
Relay
- 51:29
- 52:21
- 52:39
- 1:03:02
- 1:05:37
- 1:10:22
- 51:18
- 53:26
- 56:32
Plan your stay
Bordeaux provides a varied range of accommodations suited to both athletes and their supporters. Visitors can choose from central properties for easy movement or quieter options depending on their needs. The city has enough hotels to host a large-scale sporting event while meeting expected standards of comfort, service and accessibility. Participants particularly value staying in well-connected areas to reduce travel on race day. For spectators, the benefit lies in combining a practical stay with city exploration without sacrificing comfort.
Beyond the competition, Bordeaux offers plenty of ways to enjoy the stay. The historic center, the Garonne riverfront and the citys cultural venues invite visitors to mix walking, sightseeing and relaxation. Spectators can explore lively neighborhoods, museums and iconic sites that define the destination. On the food side, the region is famous for its wines, cannelés and generous cuisine that highlights Southwest produce. Whether for a recovery meal, a coffee break or dinner with friends, Bordeaux combines tourism, culinary discoveries and a pleasant atmosphere around the event.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 7: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Bordeaux offers solid accessibility through its transport network and national and international links. Participants benefit from planning their arrival early to avoid last-minute stress, identify key access points and allow enough warm-up time before their start. Local travel is supported by urban transit and an organization that generally allows smooth access to competition zones. It is advisable to arrive with a comfortable buffer, check the route in advance and prepare personal items to stay self-sufficient between accommodation and the race site.
Cr Jules Ladoumegue, 33300 Bordeaux
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 54:01.
Pro Women: Elodie Ravera (FRA) in 58:49.
Open Men: Charles Crepeau (FRA) in 55:28.
Open Women: Hanne Monteyne (BEL) in 1:04:09.
Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) and Jake Dearden (GBR) in 48:49.
Pro Women: Ambre Keram (FRA) and Anne Bonnin (FRA) in 55:51.
Open Men: Mathieu Galichet (FRA) and Quentin Redcent (FRA) in 52:12.
Open Women: Pauline Le Cagnec Panek (FRA) and Ines Cornet (FRA) in 1:01:41.
Open Mixed: Apolline Cardon (FRA) and Willy Georges (FRA) in 53:28.
Open Men: Mathias Tacinelli-Rabineau, Léo Tacinelli-Rabineau, Killian Remond (FRA), and Nicky Morlet (FRA) in 51:29.
Open Women: Camille Dalila Dejean (FRA), Nina Carneiro (FRA), Moeata Meunier (FRA), and Poerava Meunier (FRA) in 1:03:02.
Open Mixed: Lucie Rose (FRA), Thomas Boivin (FRA), Thomas Delattre (FRA), and Maëlle Soto (FRA) in 51:18.
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.