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CFC Hyrox SIM

Stavanger, Norway|August 29, 2026

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Overview

CFC Hyrox SIM is an independent hybrid fitness race in Stavanger, Norway, on 29 August 2026. The event combines running and functional fitness in a competitive format designed for individual athletes and teams. Divisions include Female SOLO, Male SOLO, Women Open Doubles, Male Open Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Womens Pro Doubles, Male Pro Doubles and Halvsies. Solo divisions suit participants completing the race individually, while doubles divisions create formats for women’s, men’s and mixed teams. Pro Doubles provide an advanced competitive category, and Halvsies offers an additional paired format. CFC Hyrox SIM welcomes a broad range of hybrid racing abilities, from athletes entering an open division to experienced competitors choosing a pro category. The race presents a structured test of endurance, strength and teamwork, with each division offering its own way to take part in the Stavanger hybrid fitness racing community.

Event organised independently of the HYROX circuit.

Pricing by division

Indicative pricing as communicated by the organiser, excluding any platform fees.

Division	Status	From
Female SOLO	Registration closed	NOK 790
Male SOLO	Registration closed	NOK 790
Halvsies	Registration closed	NOK 790
Male Open Doubles	Registration closed	NOK 1,025
Male Pro Doubles	Registration closed	NOK 1,025
Mixed Doubles	Registration closed	NOK 1,025
Women Open Doubles	Registration closed	NOK 1,025
Womens Pro Doubles	Registration closed	NOK 1,025

Plan your stay

Stavanger offers accommodation across the compact city centre, the Vågen harbour area, Gamle Stavanger and nearby residential districts. The central areas contain full-service hotels, boutique properties, guesthouses and bed-and-breakfast accommodation close to shops, museums, cafés and the waterfront. Hostels provide shared rooms and private rooms, while serviced apartments and holiday apartments add self-contained accommodation in and around the centre. Gamle Stavanger and the harbour district place visitors among historic streets and maritime attractions. Areas extending east and south of the centre include residential apartments, business hotels and budget accommodation, with connections to Stavanger Station and local bus routes. Larger properties are also found near the city’s main roads and commercial zones. Accommodation in Stavanger therefore ranges from simple hostel rooms and guesthouses to apartment-style stays and higher-end hotels, with options distributed throughout the urban area.

Places to stay near Stavanger, with the event dates already filled in.

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Race Info

Stavanger is connected by air, rail, road, ferry and local bus services. Stavanger Airport, Sola, has direct flights to destinations in Norway and abroad. Airport shuttle buses connect the terminal with central Stavanger, while Kolumbus bus route 42 links the airport with Stavanger, Sola, Forus and Sandnes. Stavanger Station is the terminus of the railway from Oslo via Kristiansand, and local trains run between Stavanger and Egersund, serving stops including Sandnes and Mariero. Long-distance buses connect Stavanger with Oslo, Bergen and Kristiansand. By car, the city is reached through the E39 and regional roads from Sandnes, Kristiansand and Bergen. Passenger ferries operate from Stavanger’s port to Ryfylke and nearby islands, with the Fiskepirterminalen serving as a central ferry terminal. City car parks include P-Domkirkehallen, and local buses provide connections across Stavanger and surrounding municipalities.