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HYROX Chicago

HYROX Chicago

Podiums & winners by division — Chicago

Chicago, United StatesNovember 5, 2022
HYROXS5Completed

About the event

HYROX Chicago in Season 5 brings the global fitness race format to one of the most iconic cities in the United States. Set against Chicago’s dynamic urban skyline and legendary sporting culture, this stop on the circuit delivers a high‑energy atmosphere that pushes athletes to perform at their best. The blend of experienced racers and first‑time participants creates a competitive yet welcoming environment, while the city’s architectural charm and Midwest spirit add an unmistakable character to the event. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or soaking in the electric crowd support, HYROX Chicago stands out as a memorable stage where effort, community, and big‑city excitement come together.

HYROX Chicago 2022 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Chicago offers a wide range of accommodation options for HYROX participants and supporters, from large convention‑style properties to modern downtown hotels and budget‑friendly stays. Many venues provide fitness facilities, early breakfast options, and flexible check‑in, making it easier to align rest and preparation with your race schedule. Guests can expect comfortable rooms, good transport connections to the venue, and access to nearby grocery stores or cafes for pre‑ and post‑race refueling. Whether you prefer staying close to the event site or in central districts near the lakefront and attractions, Chicago’s lodging variety allows athletes to choose the environment that best supports their performance and recovery.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Chicago is straightforward thanks to the city’s strong transport links. Most international and domestic athletes arrive via Chicago’s major airports, then connect to the venue using trains, buses, rideshare services, or taxis. It is wise to plan arrival the day before your division, allowing time to pick up your race materials, familiarize yourself with the venue layout, and settle into your accommodation. Comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing for changing weather, and extra time for city traffic are helpful considerations. On race day, aim to reach the site well in advance to warm up, hydrate, and move through check‑in calmly, turning logistics into an asset rather than a stress point.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Dylan Scott (USA) in 58:38.

Pro Women: Megan Jacoby (USA) in 1:01:56.

Open Men: Jimmy Nicholas (USA) in 1:08:24.

Open Women: Maria Fecik (CAN) in 1:09:50.

Open Men: Jason Loebig (USA) and Bret Gornik (USA) in 55:43.

Open Women: Heather White (USA) and Kelly Sullivan (USA) in 1:02:51.

Open Mixed: Lauren Rantala (USA) and Marc Howe (USA) in 58:44.

Open Men: Andrew Patterson (USA), Eric Lavine (USA), Simon Corrodi (SUI), and Matt Wolf (USA) in 1:21:02.

Open Women: Nicole Meagher, Emily Achtstatter (USA), Megan Happ, and Ashley Chubirka in 1:23:52.

Open Mixed: Steph Fischer, Molly Siegel (USA), Todd Loesch (USA), and Patrick Grady in 1:03:58.

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.