HYROX Bordeaux

HYROX Bordeaux

Podiums & winners by division — Parc des Expositions Bordeaux Lac

Bordeaux, FranceApril 20 – 21, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Bordeaux marks a key moment in the global HYROX circuit with its inaugural edition in April 2024 at Bordeaux's Parc des Expositions. This season 6 event gathered over 4000 athletes across 12 divisions, from pro men to mixed relays, creating an electric atmosphere in this vibrant southwestern French city. Bordeaux, strategically located near the Garonne River, provides an ideal setting for intense competition, where runners tackled 8 km of running and 8 functional stations under often mild skies. What makes HYROX Bordeaux unique is its role as the second French stop after Paris, drawing local talents like [[Joffrey Voisin]] and internationals such as Aitor Lizarazu, the pro men's winner in 58:02. Memorable performances, like Jezabel Kremer's pro women's victory, have built a reputation as an accessible and competitive event, perfect for personal bests and sporting surprises.

HYROX Bordeaux 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Bordeaux offers abundant accommodation options tailored to HYROX participants and spectators, from the historic city center to convenient spots near Parc des Expositions. Neighborhoods like Les Chartrons or Saint-Pierre feature boutique hotels and cozy apartments, perfect for cultural immersion with quick access to iconic sites. Near the venue at Bordeaux Lac, modern and functional hotels provide spacious rooms, integrated gyms, and protein-rich energy breakfasts. Expect a range of prices, from affordable group residences to upscale options with pools and spas for optimal recovery. Proximity to public transport eases commutes, while family-friendly stays welcome companions. Book early for event specials, ensuring comfort, cleanliness, and attentive service in this cosmopolitan city favored by sports travelers.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Bordeaux, Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport, well-served by direct European flights, is the most convenient option with shuttles and taxis to the center and Parc des Expositions. High-speed trains from Paris in 2 hours or Lyon make rail arrival easy via Gare Saint-Jean, linked by efficient trams to the event site. By car, A10 and A630 motorways lead straight to Bordeaux, with dedicated on-site parking for easy access. Advise participants to arrive the day before for acclimation and venue recon, favoring public transport like trams B or C connecting airport, station, and venue in 30-45 minutes. Plan light logistics: compact luggage, en-route hydration, and scouting refreshment zones. Bike and urban bus options round out a seamless network, minimizing pre-competition stress.

Parc des Expositions Bordeaux Lac

Cr Jules Ladoumegue, 33300 Bordeaux, France

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Aitor Lizarazu (ESP) in 58:02.

Pro Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) in 1:07:28.

Open Men: Guillaume Levoy (FRA) in 58:05.

Open Women: Allana Falconer (GBR) in 1:05:58.

Pro Men: Nicolas Leclerc (FRA) and Ismael Sow (FRA) in 57:56.

Pro Women: Chloé Boutchneï (FRA) and Laurie Auray (FRA) in 1:07:56.

Open Men: Nicolas Bigot (FRA) and Ugo D'Aleo (FRA) in 54:11.

Open Women: Apolline Cardon (FRA) and Lola Gomes (FRA) in 1:03:44.

Open Mixed: James Taylor (AUS) and Sally Morgan (GBR) in 58:59.

Open Men: Kevin Dergaoui (FRA), Mehdi Dergaoui (FRA), Mo Aliane (FRA), and Victor Roney (FRA) in 1:02:07.

Open Women: Rachel Owen (GBR), Lauren Moore (AUS), Sasha Hunte, and Laura Grossholz (SUI) in 1:17:18.

Open Mixed: Marie Savry (FRA), Thomas Tabti (FRA), Caroline Limido (FRA), and Thomas Fernandez (FRA) in 1:10:47.

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.

HYROX Bordeaux 2024 Podiums: Winners by Division | HyCoach