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HYROX ACAPULCO

HYROX ACAPULCO

Podiums & winners by division — Acapulco

Acapulco, MexicoSeptember 4 – 6, 2026
HYROXS9Completed

About the event

HYROX Acapulco stands out as one of the most spectacular events of season 9, blending the intensity of racing with the vibrant energy of a legendary seaside city. In the heart of the bay, participants move through demanding efforts, tropical heat and postcard-worthy scenery. The contrast between the strict demands of competition and the relaxed atmosphere of Acapulco creates an electric environment ideal for personal breakthroughs. With ocean air, Pacific light and the support of an enthusiastic crowd, this event delivers powerful memories for both athletes and spectators. HYROX Acapulco turns a sporting challenge into a true human adventure by the sea.

HYROX Acapulco 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Acapulco offers a wide range of accommodations suited to athletes and their supporters, from practical short-stay options to comfortable properties with bay views. Participants can select stays close to key activity zones to minimize travel on race day. Most properties include air conditioning, a welcome feature for recovery after exertion. Many also provide relaxation areas, pools or fitness rooms to refine preparation or support post-race recovery. Spectators can choose welcoming addresses near beaches and the citys liveliest neighborhoods.

Race Info

Reaching HYROX Acapulco requires planning arrival in advance to allow time for acclimatization to the coastal climate and recovery from travel. The city is accessible by air and road, easing logistics for athletes arriving from different regions. Once on site, it is advisable to plan comfortable travel times between accommodation and the event venue to reduce logistical stress on race day. Participants may use local transport or private services while preserving energy for competition. Arriving the day before helps finalize gear, hydrate properly and familiarize oneself with the surroundings.

Boulevard Barra Vieja, Plan de Los Amates No. 3, Colonia, 39931 Acapulco de Juárez, Gro.

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Pro Men: Ryan Douglas (CAN) in 1:00:59.

Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 58:47.

Open Men: Cristian Vélez (MEX) in 59:44.

Open Women: Almudena Mendoza (MEX) in 1:08:15.

Pro Men: Mario Habib Fierro Elias (MEX) and Aldo Lozano Márquez (MEX) in 54:12.

Pro Women: Briana Carbonell (USA) and Brittany McCall (USA) in 1:01:36.

Open Men: Renato Sánchez Sánchez (MEX) and Jesus Curiel Rojas (MEX) in 54:34.

Open Women: Briana Carbonell (USA) and Brittany McCall (USA) in 1:00:25.

Open Mixed: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) and Elena Rouco Chas (ESP) in 55:18.

Open Men: Santiago García Nava (MEX), Gabriel Antonio Vázquez Rosas (MEX), José De Jesús Orozco García (MEX), and Jose Miguel Hernandez Espinosa in 49:20.

Open Women: Abigail Murillo (USA), AnaMaria De los rios (MEX), Susana Arámbula (MEX), and Priscilla Rogers (MEX) in 1:00:13.

Open Mixed: Dinorah Garza (MEX), Alan Benabib (MEX), Mariann Gonzalez (MEX), and Emilio Lara (MEX) in 53:36.

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.