HYROX BEIJING

HYROX BEIJING

Podiums & winners by division — Beijing

Beijing, ChinaAugust 23, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Beijing marks a major milestone in the global circuit's season 8, bringing the thrill of this fitness competition to China's vibrant capital. The event transforms Beijing's vast indoor spaces into an electrified arena, where thousands of athletes from around the world compete in the iconic unique format. The host city, with its intoxicating blend of futuristic modernity and ancient history, provides a spectacular backdrop that heightens the race's intensity. Picture running 1 km then tackling functional stations amid an electric atmosphere, surrounded by mental images of architectural icons like the Forbidden City in the background. What makes HYROX Beijing unforgettable is its pioneering role in Asia, drawing a burgeoning fitness community and celebrating participant diversity across categories suited to all levels. A unique chance to perform at the heart of a global cultural hub, forging lasting memories in this cosmopolitan metropolis.

HYROX Beijing 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Beijing offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The city provides a wide range, from luxury hotels in central hubs with spas and pools for optimal post-race recovery, to affordable stays in lively areas near key sites. Expect modern establishments equipped with high-tech gyms, perfect for final prep or light training. Downtown accommodations offer quick access to public transport, easing trips to the event venue. For authenticity, traditional courtyard homes or apart-hotels in historic districts provide cozy comfort with views of curved rooftops. Services often include protein-rich healthy breakfasts essential for athletes, and multilingual staff for a seamless experience. Whatever your choice, Beijing's opulence and energy ensure a revitalizing stay blending rest and excitement.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Beijing, fly into Beijing Capital International Airport, well-connected to the city center by fast, reliable express metro lines. High-speed trains link nearby provinces easily for regional travelers. On-site, use the extensive, clean, and punctual metro network with stations near the event venue for easy access. Plan to arrive with time to spare for prep: pack essentials in a light bag and check security guidelines. Taxis and ride-sharing services offer flexibility for groups, while bike-sharing suits short recovery distances. For participants, arrange direct airport transfers to your accommodation to minimize fatigue. Clear on-site signage and dedicated shuttles streamline travel, ensuring smooth logistics to focus on performance.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Rylan Schadegg (USA) in 56:50.

Pro Women: Sara Gandola (ITA) in 1:05:20.

Open Men: Rik Beugel (NED) in 58:47.

Open Women: Minji Yu (KOR) in 1:10:43.

Pro Men: Habin Kim (KOR) and Wonjoon Jung (KOR) in 54:56.

Pro Women: Olivia Park (NZL) and Hannah Churchill (NZL) in 1:08:28.

Open Men: Callum Meehan (NZL) and Dane Cantwell (NZL) in 55:51.

Open Women: Seona Choi (KOR) and Minjung Lee (KOR) in 1:06:56.

Open Mixed: Sam Kirkwood (GBR) and Niamh O’Donnell (IRL) in 59:57.

Open Men: Keejoong Park (KOR), Yechan Kim (KOR), Beomdo Kim (KOR), and Geonho Jin (KOR) in 55:27.

Open Women: Qian Qin Zhu (HKG), Keikei Yip (MAS), Clare Cheung (CAN), and Stephanie Perrault (CAN) in 1:03:22.

Open Mixed: 辰 徐, 庆林 赵, 佳丽 万, and 琰 苏 in 56:10.

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.