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HYROX PERTH

HYROX PERTH

Podiums & winners by division — Perth

Perth, AustraliaSeptember 5 – 7, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Perth is a highlight of Season 8 in Oceania, spanning three intense days at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. Located along the Swan River and near the CBD, it provides an ideal setting to blend top athletic performance with local exploration, minus the chaos of big cities. What makes this event stand out is its perfect timing at the start of the Australian spring, with clear skies and that classic Aussie relaxed atmosphere. Athletes enjoy a rare mix of fierce competition and coastal calm: gear up for race day, then recover with views of the Indian Ocean. Bigger and more vibrant than the 2024 edition, HYROX Perth draws a passionate fitness community, promising memorable podiums and memories etched in the white sands of nearby beaches. A must-stop for functional endurance pros.

HYROX Perth 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Perth offers diverse, convenient accommodation for HYROX participants and spectators. Near the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, choose modern hotels with integrated spas providing deep-tissue massages, hydrotherapy baths, and aromatherapy, perfect for optimal post-race recovery. Apartment hotels provide spacious setups with equipped kitchens, ideal for prepping healthy meals and managing nutrition. The city boasts urban luxury options like 5-star spots along the Swan River, combining high-end comfort with quick access to the event site. For moderate budgets, cozy motels and B&Bs in the CBD or Subiaco deliver warm welcomes with nature views. Expect fitness-ready facilities: gyms, pools, and proximity to hiking trails. Perth's chill vibe ensures restorative rest, boosting your performance.

Race Info

Perth features a compact, efficient transport system for easy event access. The international airport connects seamlessly via direct trains and buses to the city center and Convention Centre, with quick, reliable rides. On-site, the rail and bus networks serve the venue perfectly, skipping city driving hassles. For participants, plan an early arrival to acclimate to the spring climate and scout pedestrian routes from the Swan River. Car-friendly options include ample parking around the venue. Pro tips: use local apps for real-time schedules, and opt for public transport for stress-free prep. The central location lets you blend racing and sightseeing without wasting time, ensuring smooth logistics to perform at your peak.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Tom Rodgers (AUS) in 57:16.

Pro Women: Sheridan (AUS) in 1:02:02.

Open Men: Dylan Mouzakki (FRA) in 57:08.

Open Women: Jane Erbacher (AUS) in 1:05:28.

Pro Men: Ryan Howe (NZL) and Mitch Fuller (AUS) in 54:53.

Pro Women: Jess Pettrow (AUS) and Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 54:24.

Open Men: Dylan Mouzakki (FRA) and Fergus Chretiennot (FRA) in 51:54.

Open Women: Kate Smith (GBR) and Chelsea Ribeiro (CAN) in 58:52.

Open Mixed: Mollie Fkiaras (AUS) and Tom Rodgers (AUS) in 52:00.

Open Men: Anthony Di Paolo (AUS), Jackson Penny (NZL), Dan Corrin (NZL), and Luke Penny (NZL) in 50:42.

Open Women: Polly Polyzoidis, Hannah Sutherland (GBR), Evie Hackett (AUS), and Bree Johnson in 1:02:04.

Open Mixed: Henry Yuill (AUS), Tom Whyte (AUS), Emily Amris (AUS), and Libby Carr (AUS) in 52:26.

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.