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HYROX Sydney

HYROX Sydney

Podiums & winners by division — Sydney

Sydney, AustraliaJuly 27, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Sydney is a key highlight in season 7 of the global circuit, as the third event of the 2024-25 tour and one of the first chances for athletes to qualify for the 2025 HYROX World Championships. Launched in 2023 in vibrant New South Wales, this event returns to the iconic Sydney Showground, a venue that has already pulsed with intense challenges. What makes HYROX Sydney unique is its electric atmosphere in a city where sporting energy blends with the Australian oceanic spirit: picture yourself pushing a sled under the eyes of thousands of fans, fueled by mental images of Pacific waves. Memorable for broken records and local fervor, it draws elites and amateurs ready to conquer 8 km of running alternated with demanding functional stations. An unmissable stop for any competitor down under, promising sweat, triumph, and authentic Aussie camaraderie.

HYROX Sydney 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Sydney boasts plenty of accommodation options tailored to the demands of sports events like HYROX, with abundant choices around Sydney Showground and Sydney Olympic Park. Participants can pick modern, functional hotels often equipped with gyms, recovery pools, and wellness spaces to fine-tune physical prep. Close to the competition site, these spots offer spacious rooms, protein-packed breakfasts, and shuttle services to skip logistics stress. For spectators, a range of affordable hostels and family-friendly apart-hotels provide comfort and proximity, with bay or park views. Expect warm Australian hospitality, facilities up to Olympic standards – echoing the site's sporting legacy – and dynamic rates boosted by the event. Book early to lock in the perfect base between intense training and restorative nights, in a city where comfort meets performance.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Sydney is seamless thanks to the efficient Sydney Olympic Park network. Opt for public transport like trains and buses for hassle-free arrival, especially during event traffic peaks; allow extra time for security checks. Savvy participants fly into Sydney International Airport, then take direct links to the Showground via ferries or metro for calm prep. Park by pre-booking to avoid surprises, and respect residential zones by parking properly. On-site, clear signage leads to entrances, with bike or walking options for a natural warm-up. For departure, beat the crowds by leaving early, and use real-time traffic apps to smooth your trip. Pro tips: hydrate en route, pack light gear, and arrive rested to perform at your peak in this legendary Australian arena.

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Pro Men: James Kelly (AUS) in 57:43.

Pro Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 1:05:07.

Open Men: Ed Womersley (AUS) in 56:51.

Open Women: Issy Coombes (NZL) in 1:07:46.

Pro Men: Camilo Torres (COL) and Mick Chapman (AUS) in 57:21.

Pro Women: Sarah Carter (AUS) and Amy Carter (GBR) in 1:04:32.

Open Men: Matt Hunt (AUS) and Tom Campbell (AUS) in 55:17.

Open Women: Grace Grove (AUS) and Lucy Jones (GBR) in 1:03:17.

Open Mixed: Bethany Carver (AUS) and Andrew Gamble (GBR) in 1:00:17.

Open Men: William Martin (GBR), Cody Adams (USA), Jonathon Taylor (GBR), and Nikola Sovljanski (SRB) in 53:39.

Open Women: Meg Martin (AUS), Katelin Vanzyl (AUS), Maddison Biggs (AUS), and Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 53:58.

Open Mixed: Georgina Andrews (AUS), Kelly Douglas (AUS), Hari Panchu (AUS), and Julian Wood (AUS) in 1:02:18.

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.