- Dylan ScottUSA54:42
- 55:06
- 56:25
About the event
HYROX Boston stands out as a major stop of season 9, right in the heart of an American city known for its sporting standards and university energy. Between historic architecture and modern skyline, the setting creates a striking contrast with the intensity of the race. Participants enjoy an electric atmosphere driven by a passionate sports crowd used to major endurance events. The urban layout, often cool and dynamic, heightens sensations during the race and sharpens focus on every effort. HYROX Boston is also defined by a strong community spirit, where local and international athletes come together to push their limits. It is the perfect event to combine performance, discovery and a typically American sports vibe.
HYROX Boston 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 51:12
- 53:32
- 53:41
- 56:55
- 58:58
- 1:00:29
- 52:28
- 53:18
- 55:09
- 1:01:40
- 1:03:51
- 1:04:49
- 54:14
- 54:44
- 55:13
Relay
- 53:32
- 56:46
- 57:03
- 57:00
- 1:03:28
- 1:05:07
- 55:32
- 55:34
- 58:00
Plan your stay
Boston offers a wide range of accommodations adapted to HYROX participants, from modern urban hotels to more intimate options. Travelers can choose stays located near major transport routes and the most dynamic neighborhoods to limit travel on race day. Most places provide practical services for athletes, such as comfortable rooms, quiet spaces to rest and often access to a gym or wellness facilities. Participants can also rely on good access to restaurants, cafes and essential shops to manage nutrition and hydration. Whether traveling alone, as a couple or in a group, the city makes it easy to find a solution that fits your budget and preparation routine.
Taking part in HYROX Boston is the ideal opportunity to explore a city rich in history and culture. Before or after the race, you can stroll along the Freedom Trail, explore historic neighborhoods or enjoy the lively waterfront. Culture lovers will appreciate the world-renowned museums, concert halls and theaters that bring the city to life. For a more relaxed moment, urban parks invite active recovery and peaceful walks. On the food side, Boston is famous for its seafood, especially clam chowders, lobster rolls and other maritime specialties, perfect for celebrating your effort. Many local spots also offer balanced options suited to athlete recovery.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Getting to HYROX Boston is made easy by the citys excellent connectivity, served by an international airport and an efficient train and bus network. Once on site, public transport and shared mobility services allow convenient access to the event venue from major neighborhoods. For participants, it is recommended to arrive early enough to recover, adjust to the time zone and familiarize yourself with routes between accommodation and the race site. Plan comfortable travel time on race day, taking into account crowds and possible urban delays. Athletes arriving by car should anticipate parking, while those preferring public transport benefit from regular and practical options to reach the competition smoothly.
415 Summer St, Boston, MA 02210
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Dylan Scott (USA) in 54:42.
Pro Women: Willow Collins (USA) in 1:00:07.
Open Men: Zach Cygan (USA) in 55:57.
Open Women: Brittany McCall (USA) in 1:04:56.
Pro Men: Stephen Pelkofer (USA) and Dylan Scott (USA) in 51:12.
Pro Women: Molly Chambers (USA) and Willow Collins (USA) in 56:55.
Open Men: Zach Cygan (USA) and Michael Defranco (USA) in 52:28.
Open Women: Alexandra Good (USA) and Heather Klein (USA) in 1:01:40.
Open Mixed: Gabe Piepergerdes (USA) and Brittany Weiss (USA) in 54:14.
Open Men: Kyle Bush (USA), Dylan Crutchfield (USA), Zach Cygan (USA), and Dakota Arriola (USA) in 53:32.
Open Women: Lexi Lutheran (USA), Sydney Garlock (USA), Sara Pavel (USA), and Cassidy Manna (USA) in 57:00.
Open Mixed: Andrew White (IRL), Cory Bildstein (USA), Taylor Febus (USA), and Ryan Aaser (USA) in 55:32.
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.