- Alan CaoFRA57:56
- 58:49
- 59:48

About the event
HYROX Madrid 2025 stands out as one of the flagship events on the European HYROX circuit, drawing thousands of athletes to IFEMA from November 27 to 30. Madrid, buzzing with urban energy and sporting passion, provides the perfect backdrop for this grueling obstacle and endurance challenge. The Spanish capital boasts a dynamic fitness scene where functional training and CrossFit dominate, creating a uniquely electric atmosphere. This event perfectly blends athletic performance with Spanish culture, where participants draw inspiration from historic streets and the city's vibrant vibe. For competitors and spectators alike, Madrid offers more than just a race: it's a celebration of endurance, art, and urban energy.
HYROX Madrid 2025 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Madrid offers diverse accommodation options suited to every budget. Hotels near IFEMA ensure quick access to the competition venue, while peripheral Airbnb rentals combine savings with authenticity. Rates rise near Gran Vía and the city center, but adjacent neighborhoods provide affordable choices without sacrificing comfort. Participants will appreciate the value-for-money of Spanish establishments, featuring modern amenities and warm hospitality. Affordable public transport (1.50 to 2 euros per ride) makes distant residential areas highly accessible. Whether seeking luxury or economy, Madrid delivers flexible solutions that let athletes maximize their competition budget while staying comfortably lodged.
Madrid captivates participants with its cultural treasures and gastronomic delights. The Temple of Debod delivers stunning sunsets, while El Rastro, Europe's largest open-air market, delights craft enthusiasts. Malasaña and Chueca neighborhoods mix terrace vermouth with modern restaurants reimagining Spanish classics. Madrid's cuisine will tantalize your taste buds: jamón ibérico, patatas bravas, calamares in anis, tortilla española, and churros dipped in thick chocolate. Retiro Park beckons for relaxing post-competition strolls, while the city's nightlife pulses until dawn. For spectators and competitors, Madrid fuses history, authentic flavors, and entertainment, crafting unforgettable memories beyond the finish line.
Race Info
Madrid boasts exceptional transport infrastructure for easy access to IFEMA. The metro, one of Europe's best, provides fast, reliable rides at unbeatable prices. From Barajas Airport, Line 8 reaches the city center in about 25 minutes. For early-arriving participants, this efficiency allows serene preparation before the event. Ubers and taxis are plentiful for game-day trips to IFEMA. In November, Madrid's mild, pleasant weather (12-15°C daytime) eases travel. Visitors will value the schedule reliability and lack of logistical stress, freeing energy for athletic performance. Madrid's outstanding accessibility makes the HYROX experience seamless from day one to race start.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Alan Cao (FRA) in 57:56.
Pro Women: Megan Jacoby (USA) in 58:40.
Open Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 53:56.
Open Women: Anna Seago (GBR) in 1:01:51.
Pro Men: Hakan Burton (GBR) and Marc Dean (GBR) in 52:15.
Pro Women: Elena Rouco (ESP) and Manuela Garcia (ESP) in 59:55.
Open Men: Marc Dean (GBR) and Alan Cao (FRA) in 50:09.
Open Women: Jem Robinson (GBR) and Stephanie Dollimore (GBR) in 1:01:37.
Open Mixed: Manuela Garcia (ESP) and Aitor Lizarazu (ESP) in 54:47.
Open Men: Travis Owles (GBR), Ollie Russell (GBR), Charlie Botterill (ENG), and George Wootten (GBR) in 48:06.
Open Women: Virginia Gomez, Selene Moreno (ESP), Karina Fuertes (ESP), and Zeza Barros (POR) in 1:03:42.
Open Mixed: Jem Robinson (GBR), Ricky Gibbins (ENG), Steph Dollimore (GBR), and Robert Livesey (GBR) in 55:24.
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.