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HYROX MX Community Workout

Hybrid race in Ciudad de México on February 17, 2024. 151 entrants across 2 divisions.

Ciudad de México, MexicoFebruary 17, 2024
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Overview

HYROX MX Community Workout is an independent hybrid fitness race in Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico, dated 17 February 2024. The event features Open Varonil and Open Femenil divisions, creating separate competitive categories for men and women. Its format combines endurance running with functional fitness challenges in a single race experience, making it suitable for participants seeking a demanding test of speed, strength, and athletic versatility. The Open divisions provide an accessible competitive framework for a broad range of hybrid athletes, from experienced racers to participants discovering this style of event. The race is designed around individual performance, sustained effort, and the ability to transition between running and functional movements. HYROX MX Community Workout presents a focused hybrid racing opportunity for athletes and spectators in Ciudad de Mexico.

Event organised independently of the HYROX circuit.

Plan your stay

Ciudad de Mexico has accommodation across central, historic, residential, and business districts. Centro Historico contains hotels, hostels, guesthouses, and serviced apartments close to major cultural attractions. Roma Norte, Roma Sur, Condesa, and Juarez offer boutique hotels, design properties, apartments, and smaller guesthouses in lively urban neighborhoods. Polanco provides upscale hotels, extended-stay residences, and furnished apartments near museums, shopping, and restaurants. Coyoacan includes smaller hotels, bed-and-breakfast properties, guesthouses, and private apartments with a residential character. Santa Fe has modern business hotels, apartment-style residences, and extended-stay accommodation. Accommodation in the city ranges from budget hostels and simple rooms to luxury hotels, serviced apartments, and furnished rentals, covering short visits and longer stays.

Places to stay near Ciudad de México, with the event dates already filled in.

Find a place to stay

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Race Info

Ciudad de Mexico is served by Mexico City International Airport, also known as Benito Juarez International Airport, with road, bus, Metro, and taxi connections. Metro Line 5 serves Terminal 1 through Terminal Aerea station, while Metrobús Line 4 connects the airport terminals with the Historic Center and Bellas Artes. Terminal 2 connects with the wider network through Pantitlan, served by Metro Lines 1, 5, and 9. The city Metro has 11 lines, and Metrobús provides additional corridors across central districts. Major road access includes Circuito Interior, Viaducto Miguel Aleman, Avenida Insurgentes, and Calzada de Tlalpan. Airport terminals provide short-term, long-term, and valet parking, while public and private parking facilities operate throughout the city. Local taxis, buses, Metrobús, and Metro services connect the capital’s districts.

Entry list

Open Femenil

52 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Adriana Laura Narvaez Ramirez
—Aida Aguilar
—Aide Montano
—Ale LaraTHE CROSS BOX
—Alma Hernandez
—Ana Carrillo RomeroTHE CROSS BOX
—Ana Sofia Bautista Quintero
—Angélica Maravilla
—Ashkanely Soria Vargas
—Berenice Rubio
—Brenda Alanis
—Carolina Hernández
—Dulce Miralles
—Erika Luna
—Fernanda Riera
—GABRIELA GONZALEZ
—Gabriela Gutiérrez
—Ilse Cruz ramos
—Irlen Perez
—Itzel Quiroz Flores
—Julieta García
—Lesly Avila
—Lorena Campos
—Maitzop Orihuela
—María del Carmen Hernández Salazar
—María José RomoCROSSFIT BARRIO
—Mariana Ayala
—Mariana Fuentes
—Maribel Mares
—Marisol Romero
—Michelle ContrerasCROSSFIT ONE MORE REP
—Monse TorresCROSSFIT ONE MORE REP
—Nadia Castro
—Nallely Malvaez
—Natalia Arreola
—Nayelli Garcia Vazquez
—Patricia CanoCROSSFIT BARRIO
—Paulina Aguirre
—Pita Islas
—Regina Riva
—Rosa Alicia Galicia Hernandez
—Sabrina Díaz
—Samantha Martínez
—Sandra Itzel MejíaCROSSFIT ONE MORE REP
—Shaira Gonzalez
—Sonia Ruiz
—Tania Peña
—Valentina Morales
—Verónica Arroyo
—Viridiana Aideth Caxnajoy Tepozan
—Viridiana Aideth Caxnajoy Tepozan
—Zulema Tapia

Open Varonil

99 entrants
BibNameTeamClub
—Abraham GardunoNÓMADAS
—Alan Benabib
—Alan Esquivel Ynurrigarro
—Alan GuerreroOLYMPICA CROSSFIT
—Alan Parker
—Alejandro Escobedo
—Alejandro Reyes
—Alexis Trujillo
—Alfredo Carlos Hernández
—Alfredo Hernandez
—Andres Ruiz
—Arnulfo CorderoOLYMPICA HPC
—Arturo Castro Barbosa
—Bogard Diaz FrancoTHE CROSS BOX
—Carlos Omar Gutiérrez Fonseca
—César SalduaTHE CROSS BOX
—Cesar SanchezWE RISE PROJECT
—Christian HernándezATOMIC HPC
—Chriz Scherf
—Cristian Alonso Alamilla
—Daniel Hernández
—Daniel Machado
—Daniel Mangu
—Daniel Melo Mejia
—David Alejandro Lopez Armenta
—David MoralesCROSSFIT ONEMOREREP
—Eduardo Ahumada
—Eduardo CortésNÓMADAS
—Eduardo Martinez
—Eduardo Perez ramosTHE CROSS BOX
—Eduardo Santiago
—Emilio Velazquez
—Enrique Sanchez
—Erick Rojo
—Erik Cuevas
—Ernesto Joel Ambrosio
—Fernando Durán
—Fernando Narvaez
—Fernando Olivares
—Francisco Castillo
—George Garcia
—Ian Albarran Moreno
—Ignacio González
—Isaac Pacheco
—Ismael Monroy
—Israel Romero
—Israel Ruiz Isi Roque IsraTHE CROSS BOX
—Ivan Omar MirandaOLYMPICA
—Javier Chávez RiveraOLYMPICA CROSSFIT
—Joan Alexis Miranda
—Jonathan Alejandro Tapia RodriguezOLYMPICA CROSSFIT
—Jonathan Minian Okon
—Jorge García Tinoco
—Jorge Pichardo
—José Armando Serrano Flores
—José Manuel Vázquez Peimbert
—Joshua Cortés
—Juan Carlos Cortes
—Juan D Valadez
—Juan Manuel Hernández Chávez
—Julio César Camacho
—Julio César Diaz
—Julio Sanchez
—Kevin Salgado
—Leonardo SolisKARYOKU
—Lucio Jaen Ramirez VazquezCROSSFIT ONE MORE REP
—LUIS ALANIS
—Luis Daniel Peralta Pérez
—Luis Zubieta
—Luis Zuñiga
—Marco GuerreroVISTA FITNESS CENTER
—Marcos Orlando Sanchez Muniz
—Mario Salazar
—Mauricio Ivan Delgado Orduña
—Maximiliano Orduño
—Miguel Segovia
—Niebla Jr
—Omar García García de León
—Oscar Caltenco AbrizTHE CROSS BOX
—Pablo Bernal minvielle
—Paulo Reyes Roquet
—Potro ValderramaTHE CROSS BOX
—Raul Librado González
—Ricardo Bermúdez
—Ricardo Colin
—Ricardo Leonardo
—Rodrigo Campos
—Rodrigo Olivera
—Ruben Jesus Meza Lugo
—Santiago Olvera Moreno
—Sebastian Morales
—Sebastián Vázquez
—Sergio Araiza233 CROSSFIT
—Sergio Oswaldo Angeles Garibay
—Ulises DiazTHE CROSS BOX
—Victor Martinez
—Victor Palacios
—Xavier Moctezuma
—Yoel Esquivel Ynurrigarro

Frequently asked questions

What is a hybrid race?

A timed event alternating running segments with strength stations. Each organiser sets its own distances, loads and station order, so two hybrid races cannot be compared directly.

Is MX Community Workout an official HYROX race?

No. It is organised independently of the HYROX circuit. Its format, loads and categories are its own, and its times do not count towards any HYROX ranking.

Which divisions does MX Community Workout offer?

Open Femenil, Open Varonil.

Where can I find the results of MX Community Workout?

Rankings are published on this page, division by division, as soon as they become available.