- Alen PlojSLO58:24
- 59:38
- Jose SalamaESP1:00:51

About the event
HYROX Marseille marks the highly anticipated arrival of the competition in the Phocaean city, at the heart of season 7. Held at Parc Chanot, this inaugural event transforms the iconic venue into an arena of intense challenges, blending running and functional exercises over two electrifying days. Marseille, with its overflowing Mediterranean energy, sea panoramas, and vibrant historical heritage, provides the perfect backdrop to push your limits. Participants, whether in individual, duo, or relay categories, thrive in a unique festive and competitive atmosphere. This groundbreaking event in Provence promises unforgettable memories, boosted by the presence of sports figures like Pierre-Ambroise Bosse, world champion. Ready to conquer Parc Chanot and join the #HYROXFAMILY in this indomitable city?
HYROX Marseille 2024 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Marseille offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The city provides a wide range, from modern hotels near Parc Chanot to cozy apartments in lively neighborhoods. Expect well-equipped spots with gym access, ideal for a final pre-race session, and energizing breakfasts to start strong. Areas around Prado and Vieux-Port offer convenient proximity to the event site, easing stress-free commutes. For extra comfort, choose venues with secure parking given the crowds. Packages bundling accommodation and tickets are available through official partners, streamlining logistics. Whether traveling solo or in a group, the diverse offerings ensure a restorative stay infused with warm Provençal hospitality, so you perform at your peak.
Beyond HYROX Marseille, explore the treasures of the Phocaean city. Admire the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica overlooking the city with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Stroll the Vieux-Port, Marseille's beating heart, where fishermen unload their catch at dawn. Visit the Mucem, museum of European and Mediterranean civilizations, for a fascinating cultural dive. For leisure, opt for a hike along the calanques, these sea-carved fjords, perfect for a revitalizing post-competition trek. On the gastronomy side, savor bouillabaisse, the iconic fish soup, or crispy socca, chickpea flour pancake. Pair with refreshing pastis or Provençal rosé to recharge. These experiences will enrich your sports weekend with authentic Marseille flair.
Race Info
Reach HYROX Marseille effortlessly via the city's seamless connections. Marseille-Provence Airport, 25 km from Parc Chanot, links to numerous European destinations; shuttles and taxis provide quick transfers. By train, Saint-Charles station is well-served by TGV, with direct tram (T1 or T2 line) to Rond-Point du Prado, steps from the venue. For drivers, A7 and A50 motorways converge on Marseille; plan parking near Parc Chanot and arrive early to dodge traffic. Smart participants arrive the day before for acclimatization and site recon. Use efficient public transport like buses or metro for hassle-free mobility. Pack light, focus on hydration and rest en route to hit the competition fresh and focused.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Alen Ploj (SLO) in 58:24.
Pro Women: Lucy Procter (GBR) in 1:01:39.
Open Men: Alexis Bernier (FRA) in 56:27.
Open Women: Katrin Irsch (GER) in 1:03:27.
Pro Men: Alan Cao (FRA) and Quentin Nantois (FRA) in 54:14.
Pro Women: Hannah Willis (GBR) and Cerys Preston (GBR) in 1:01:58.
Open Men: Mehdi Dergaoui (FRA) and Nicolas Pereira (FRA) in 55:42.
Open Women: Veronika Hynková (CZE) and Katerina Sedlackova (CZE) in 1:01:42.
Open Mixed: Will Tobin (GBR) and Klare Osborne (GBR) in 56:11.
Open Men: Carwyn Nash (GBR), Tom Little (GBR), Will Tobin (GBR), and Connor Miller (GBR) in 57:24.
Open Women: Lucy Davis (GBR), Klare Osborne (GBR), Sinead Bent (ENG), and Rhiannon Sears (GBR) in 57:36.
Open Mixed: Louise Pisani (MLT), Dzintra Grech (MLT), Alister Camilleri (MLT), and Glenn Tanti Cuschieri (MLT) in 59:25.
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.