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HYROX Melbourne

HYROX Melbourne

Podiums & winners by division — Melbourne

Melbourne, AustraliaNovember 30 – December 1, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Melbourne is a must-attend highlight of Season 7, turning vibrant Melbourne into the global capital of fitness racing. This event in the Australian HYROX circuit brings together thousands of athletes for demanding hybrid races, alternating 1 km runs and functional workout stations in a dynamic urban setting. The host city's cosmopolitan energy and modern facilities, like large convention centers, provide the perfect backdrop for explosive performances. What makes HYROX Melbourne unique is its role as the often spectacular season finale for the Australian year, featuring historic podiums and unmatched local passion. Spectators pulse to the rhythm of sled pushes and wall balls, while athletes push their limits under the gaze of a passionate community. An unforgettable experience where Melbourne unites sport and the spirit of challenge.

HYROX Melbourne 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Melbourne offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. From the lively downtown along the Yarra, hotels provide modern rooms with gym access, perfect for optimal preparation. Expect variety: budget-friendly stays near transport for tight budgets, or boutique hotels with pools and spas for luxurious recovery after the effort. Areas around the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, a frequent event host, offer convenient proximity, minimizing travel. Participants love services like protein-packed breakfasts, high-speed wifi for online training, and communal spaces to connect with the fitness community. Whether solo or with a partner, the abundant choices ensure comfort and convenience in a city where Australian hospitality makes all the difference for an unforgettable stay.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Melbourne effortlessly thanks to a seamless transport network. Melbourne International Airport, well-connected, gets you to the city in 30 minutes via SkyBus train or direct shuttle. Once there, use the free city-center trams or efficient metro to arrive at the venue stress-free. For participants, plan an early arrival: check for temporary road closures and pack your essentials in a light bag. Bike-sharing or brisk walks work great for natural warm-ups. Park on the outskirts if driving, with free shuttles often available. Practical tips: download the local transport app for real-time schedules, and anticipate peak crowds for smooth prep. Melbourne makes access easy, saving all your energy for the race.

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Pro Men: Tanguy Cruz (FRA) in 58:23.

Pro Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 1:00:31.

Open Men: Josh Van Zeeland (AUS) in 56:47.

Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 1:00:30.

Pro Men: Chris Woolley (GBR) and Tom Rodgers (AUS) in 52:53.

Pro Women: Nicola-Georgia Macbeth (SCO) and Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) in 1:00:55.

Open Men: Thomas Fry (FRA) and Alan Cao (FRA) in 51:33.

Open Women: Maddy Clarke (AUS) and Jacqui Clarke (AUS) in 1:02:00.

Open Mixed: Bree Garreffa (AUS) and Tom Rodgers (AUS) in 55:13.

Open Men: Chris Woolley (GBR), Tom Rodgers (AUS), Mick Chapman (AUS), and Dexter Buchanan (NZL) in 49:29.

Open Women: Monique Martin (AUS), Lara Graham (AUS), Jenny Zernich (AUS), and Kaitlyn Bain (AUS) in 1:01:07.

Open Mixed: Jordi Gunn (AUS), Christopher Woolley (AUS), Natalea Smith (AUS), and James Newbury (AUS) in 55:41.

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.