- Dylan ScottUSA53:37
- 54:28
- Marc DeanGBR55:46

HYROX PHOENIX
Podiums & winners by division — Phoenix
World records held here
About the event
HYROX Phoenix marks the triumphant entry of the discipline into Arizona, the first event at State Farm Stadium, the iconic home of the Arizona Cardinals. This Season 8 Major, one of four worldwide, transforms this NFL venue into a colossal fitness arena for 15,000 athletes and 50,000 spectators. Over four intense days, from January 29 to February 1, 2026, elites compete for Elite 15 points toward the World Championships, while all levels thrive in an unprecedented electric atmosphere in the US. The stadium's vastness delivers a grand experience, with panoramic views from the Thunderdome and palpable community energy. Phoenix embodies HYROX ambition: elite sports infrastructure, passionate community, and high-intensity competition under desert sun. A global benchmark for fitness racing, where every finish line becomes legendary.
HYROX Phoenix 2026 Podium
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Race Info
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Dylan Scott (USA) in 53:37.
Pro Women: Emilie Dahmen (NED) in 1:00:18.
Open Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 53:16.
Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 56:03.
Pro Men: Alen Ploj (SLO) and Cole Learn (CAN) in 48:43.
Pro Women: Charlie Searle (ENG) and Lauren Stockley (GBR) in 55:34.
Open Men: Jake Williamson (GBR) and Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 48:35.
Open Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) and Vivian Tafuto (USA) in 53:11.
Open Mixed: David Otoole (GBR) and Lauren Calvert (GBR) in 54:39.
Open Men: Joshua Gonzalez (USA), Paul Fitzpatrick (USA), Joel Engle (USA), and Paul Hoffman (USA) in 51:18.
Open Women: Lexi Watts (USA), Isabelle Jensen (USA), Nicole Sheridan, and Lizzie Ramey (USA) in 59:50.
Open Mixed: Cole Learn (CAN), Kyra Milligan (USA), Luke Ennis (GBR), and Sydney Wells (USA) in 48:22.
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.