HYROX Manchester

HYROX Manchester

Podiums & winners by division — Manchester

Manchester, United KingdomNovember 9 – 10, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Manchester brings the electric energy of the UK’s sporting capital back to the race floor, with Manchester once again hosting one of the most anticipated stops of Season 7. Set in a city known for its passionate fan culture and industrial heritage, this event channels that gritty, hardworking spirit into every lap and workout zone. With a stacked race weekend, intense competition and a buzzing arena atmosphere, HYROX Manchester promises big crowds, fast times and memorable finishes. Whether you’re chasing a personal best, a podium spot or simply soaking up the spectacle, this event stands out as a must-do race in the British calendar, combining high-performance fitness with the unmistakable vibe of Manchester.

HYROX Manchester 2024 Podium

Plan your stay

Manchester offers a wide range of accommodation options to match every HYROX participant’s budget and preferences. In and around the city centre, you’ll find modern business hotels, stylish boutique stays and budget-friendly chains all within easy reach of public transport and key attractions. Many properties cater well to athletes, with early breakfast options, fitness facilities or nearby gyms ideal for a light pre-race shakeout. Spectators can choose central locations to move easily between the venue, shopping streets and nightlife areas, or opt for quieter neighbourhoods just outside the core for more relaxed evenings. Overall, you can expect comfortable rooms, good connectivity, and plenty of choice, making it straightforward to build a race weekend that balances performance, recovery and exploration.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Manchester is straightforward thanks to the city’s strong transport links. Manchester is well connected by rail from major UK cities, and two central stations make arriving by train particularly convenient. For those flying in, Manchester Airport offers frequent regional and international connections, with trains and trams linking directly to the city centre. Once in town, an extensive tram network, buses and walkable streets make it easy to reach the venue and move between key areas. Athletes are advised to arrive the day before their start time to collect any materials, settle in and scout the route between accommodation and the event hall. Planning extra time for warm-up, meals and hydration will help ensure you’re calm, focused and ready when your wave is called.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Eugenio Bianchi (ITA) in 59:21.

Pro Women: Alice Schürer (AUT) in 1:06:01.

Open Men: Ryan Beattie (GBR) in 57:16.

Open Women: Lucy Davis (GBR) in 59:03.

Pro Men: Adam Corlett (GBR) and Lewis Overend (GBR) in 53:37.

Pro Women: Fern Gardner (ENG) and Kate Hutchinson (GBR) in 59:16.

Open Men: Sam Bandeen (GBR) and Lyon Farmer (GBR) in 53:52.

Open Women: Molly Betmead (GBR) and Maddison Betmead (GBR) in 58:28.

Open Mixed: Lucy Procter (GBR) and Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 54:09.

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.