- 58:21
- Jorg GurneyGBR1:01:13
- 1:01:59
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About the event
HYROX Paris is a must-attend event in the global HYROX circuit, cementing the French capital as the epicenter of fitness racing. Held at the prestigious Parc des Expositions Porte de Versailles, this historic venue packed with major events hosted this hybrid competition for the first time in 2023, kicking off an explosive Parisian tradition. In season 7, the November 9, 2024, event draws thousands of participants and spectators, leveraging the vast infrastructure of Hall 6 to roll out its 8 km course and intense functional stations. Paris, the City of Light, infuses the race with unique energy: the buzz of nearby boulevards and recent Olympic heritage crank up the adrenaline. Unforgettable for its electric atmosphere, it unites amateurs and pros in a collective push for limits, under the lights of the nearby Eiffel Tower, making this edition a standout highlight in the HYROX calendar.
HYROX Paris 2024 Podium
Solo
- 1:07:02
- 1:09:11
- 1:10:47
- 54:22
- 58:51
- Ben ThorneGBR58:58
- 1:02:41
- 1:03:20
- Josie HullGBR1:05:14
Doubles
- 54:32
- 56:08
- 56:45
- 59:02
- 1:06:49
- 1:09:01
- 52:55
- 53:01
- 53:38
- 1:03:01
- 1:04:18
- 1:04:21
- 55:55
- 59:45
- 1:00:38
Relay
- 55:47
- 1:02:48
- 1:03:57
- 1:08:03
- 1:09:15
- 1:10:34
- 59:53
- 1:03:19
- 1:03:29
Plan your stay
Paris offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX Paris participants and spectators. From the bustling Porte de Versailles area to the city center, choices abound: modern hotels right by the Parc des Expositions ensure quick access, with shuttles and seamless transport links. Prioritize spots near metro line 12 or RER C stations for stress-free arrivals. Areas like the 15th arrondissement provide functional rooms, integrated gyms, and energizing breakfasts, perfect for peak preparation. Near the Champs-Élysées or Montparnasse, boutique hotels deliver comfort, recovery spas, and iconic views. Budgets range from affordable chains to luxurious palaces, all with free Wi-Fi and 24/7 services. Expect warm Parisian hospitality, complete with local tips to balance training and relaxation, in a city where every stay exudes elegance and convenience.
Beyond HYROX Paris, discover the treasures of the City of Light. Climb the Eiffel Tower for unbeatable panoramic views or stroll along the Champs-Élysées, the iconic avenue lined with shops and lively cafés. Dive into history at the Louvre, marveling at the Mona Lisa and its masterpieces, or visit Notre-Dame, the capital's resurrected symbol. Culture buffs will love the Musée d'Orsay for its immersion in Impressionism. The Seine riverbanks beckon for romantic walks or narrated cruises. For leisure, bike the cycle paths or picnic in the Tuileries. Foodies, savor flaky croissants, Burgundy snails, or Breton crêpes in classic brasseries. Choose protein-packed dishes like coq au vin or composed salads to stay sharp. These escapes recharge participants and spectators, blending sport with Parisian discovery.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Paris is straightforward thanks to Paris's dense network. Land at Orly or Charles-de-Gaulle airports, connected by RER B and Orlyval in under an hour to the venue. TGV stations like Montparnasse or Gare de Lyon bring provincial and European travelers directly. On-site, metro line 12 (Porte de Versailles) or tram T3a drop you steps from the Parc des Expositions. Arrive early for security checks and warm-ups, opting for packed public transport on weekends. Participants, pack light bags, wear ready-to-race gear, and hydrate en route. Bike-sharing or scooters cover the last miles. Park on the outskirts with paid lots nearby, but prioritize carpooling to ease traffic. These tips ensure a calm, performance-focused prep.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Joffrey Voisin (FRA) in 58:21.
Pro Women: Eva Rodrigues (POR) in 1:07:02.
Open Men: Guillaume Levoy (FRA) in 54:22.
Open Women: Charlotte Vandenlindenloof (BEL) in 1:02:41.
Pro Men: Thomas Fry (FRA) and Alan Cao (FRA) in 54:32.
Pro Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) and Muntsa Ciurò (ESP) in 59:02.
Open Men: Sheldon Valjalo (RSA) and Scott Bayvel (RSA) in 52:55.
Open Women: Nathalie Dürbeck (GER) and Merle Beyer (GER) in 1:03:01.
Open Mixed: Quentin Pingliez (FRA) and Mevena Pingliez (FRA) in 55:55.
Open Men: Sylvain Caumontat (FRA), Stéphane Fernandez (FRA), Thomas Delattre (FRA), and Gaspard Bui (FRA) in 55:47.
Open Women: Marion Grellety (FRA), Anne-Laure Armellini (FRA), Anouk Grellety (FRA), and Clémence Armellini (FRA) in 1:08:03.
Open Mixed: Pierre Mariottini (FRA), Roxane Bustone (FRA), Quentin Pingliez (FRA), and Mevena Pingliez (FRA) in 59:53.
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.