- 55:09
- Luke GreerGBR55:48
- 55:53

HYROX CARDIFF
Podiums & winners by division — Principality Stadium
About the event
HYROX Cardiff marks the triumphant return of the fitness racing competition to Principality Stadium for its second consecutive edition. Following resounding success in 2025, Cardiff solidifies its position as a major event on the HYROX circuit, hosting singles, doubles, and relays in the heart of Welsh sport. The Welsh capital offers an unmatched setting thanks to its legendary sporting heritage and national stadium atmosphere. This event closes the 2025/26 season on an unprecedented scale, transforming the iconic Principality pitch into a hybrid competition course. Cardiff embodies the perfect fusion of athletic performance and dynamic sports culture, drawing competitors from around the world for a memorable HYROX experience in a city that lives and breathes sport.
HYROX Cardiff 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Cardiff offers a diverse and affordable accommodation range for all participants and spectators. Compared to London, the city features more accessible rates while maintaining high quality standards. The compact city center allows stays close to Principality Stadium and main attractions. Options range from luxury hotels to charming guesthouses and friendly hostels. Proximity to the central train station facilitates access from across the UK. Many accommodations offer specialized weekend packages for major sporting events. The well-developed tourist infrastructure ensures comfort and amenities to prepare calmly for your competition or fully enjoy your spectator weekend.
Cardiff offers a rich tourist experience for HYROX participants and spectators. Cardiff Castle, located in the city center, provides an immersive dive into medieval Welsh history with its imposing fortifications and picturesque gardens. The River Taff banks embody vibrant urban life with lively cafes, bars, and restaurants serving traditional Welsh specialties. The modernist waterfront elegantly contrasts with the historic heritage. Nature lovers can explore the Welsh coast with a short trip from downtown. The local culinary scene highlights regional products: renowned Welsh lamb, local cheeses, and craft beer. Traditional pubs serve comforting dishes perfect after sporting exertion. The Welsh capital blends millennial history, authentic gastronomy, and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 5: 4 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 6: 4 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 7: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 8: 4 laps — enter at {gate}
Access to HYROX Cardiff benefits from modern and efficient transport infrastructure. Cardiff Central station provides fast connections from across the UK via the national rail network. Cardiff-Wales Airport, nearby, handles international and domestic flights. For participants, a smooth arrival enables optimal mental preparation before the event. The city center is fully pedestrian-friendly and walkable from most accommodations. Local public transport offers good coverage with buses and taxi services. It is recommended to arrive a few days before your competition to acclimate to the area and master routes to the stadium. Advance route planning avoids logistical stress and optimizes your athletic preparation.
Principality Stadium
Principality Stadium, Westgate St, Cardiff, CF10 1NS
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 55:09.
Pro Women: Charlie Searle (ENG) in 1:00:56.
Open Men: Lee Tynan (GBR) in 56:21.
Open Women: Natalie Lawrence (GBR) in 1:03:24.
Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) and Jake Dearden (GBR) in 49:52.
Pro Women: Lauren Stockley (GBR) and Charlie Searle (ENG) in 55:08.
Open Men: Joe Walker (GBR) and Liam Shallicker (GBR) in 51:42.
Open Women: Megan Toohey (GBR) and Rachel Gibbons (GBR) in 59:15.
Open Mixed: Callum Li (GBR) and Nerea Izcue (ESP) in 54:55.
Open Men: Ben Mccarthy (GBR), Morgan Rees (GBR), Darren Ritchie (GBR), and Jamie Nicholas (GBR) in 51:23.
Open Women: Megan Powell (GBR), Gracious Phillips (GBR), Jade Williams (GBR), and Charlotte Taylor-Green (GBR) in 57:23.
Open Mixed: Fearn Johnson, Lee Tuck (MAS), Rachel Hodgkinson (GBR), and Luke Greer (GBR) in 50:19.
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.