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HYROX Monterrey

HYROX Monterrey

Podiums & winners by division — Monterrey

Monterrey, MexicoApril 5 – 6, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Monterrey marks a major milestone on the global circuit as the third Mexican stop of Season 7, following Mexico City and Guadalajara. Held on April 5, 2025, at Cintermex, Av Fundidora 501, this event transforms the vast convention center into a buzzing arena where thousands of athletes tackle 8 km of running alternated with eight functional workout stations. Monterrey, known as Mexico's industrial capital, infuses the event with unique energy: moderate altitude boosting endurance, ideal spring weather, and a passionate crowd of hybrid sports fans. This edition promises unforgettable intensity thanks to the venue's imposing architecture, fostering an electric atmosphere and epic showdowns. Join the community for an experience blending top performance and local pride, etching your name in Latin American HYROX history.

HYROX Monterrey 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Monterrey offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Cintermex, the Obrera and Fundidora districts are full of modern hotels with gyms, pools, and recovery services like saunas and massages, key for peak performance. Budget options include lively hostels fostering community vibes, while luxury spots provide spacious suites and custom nutrition. Expect warm Mexican hospitality: hearty breakfasts packed with tropical fruits and proteins, free shuttles to the venue, and festive atmospheres with live music. Proximity to amenities – supermarkets, pharmacies, and fitness centers – streamlines logistics. Book early for event specials, ensuring optimal rest before the battle.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Monterrey easily via General Mariano Escobedo International Airport, 30-45 minutes from Cintermex: taxis, Uber, or shared shuttles provide smooth transfers. For early arrivals, plan acclimation to local altitude with direct flights from major hubs. On-site, metro and buses efficiently serve the venue from downtown, with dedicated stops for big events. Savvy participants land 48 hours early for jet lag adjustment and course recon, packing hydration and snacks. Park in the venue's secure lots or use carpooling for an eco-friendly approach. Authorities ensure smooth traffic flow with clear signage and drop-off zones. Travel light, performance-focused: everything's designed to minimize logistics stress.

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Pro Men: Aldo Lozano (MEX) in 1:00:34.

Pro Women: Jaci Caceres (USA) in 1:16:47.

Open Men: Flavio Morandini in 1:00:46.

Open Women: Alondra González Meza (MEX) in 1:08:07.

Pro Men: Patricio Orozco (MEX) and Adrian Sheridan (MEX) in 57:34.

Pro Women: Chase Parda (USA) and Ash Bares (USA) in 1:07:15.

Open Men: Diego Guzman (GUA) and Raul Castruita (MEX) in 56:05.

Open Women: Maggie Rakowsky (USA) and Victoire Keane (USA) in 1:05:32.

Open Mixed: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) and Elena Rouco Chas (ESP) in 55:39.

Open Men: Lucho de la Vega (MEX), Raul Castruita (MEX), Diego Guzman (GUA), and Eduardo De La Garza (MEX) in 55:52.

Open Women: Andrea Carolina Romero Rios (MEX), Ana Cristina Najera Terán, Betsabe Mireles Márquez (MEX), and Maria Fernanda Martell Salazar (MEX) in 1:14:32.

Open Mixed: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP), Mariann Gonzalez (MEX), Omar Gameros (MEX), and Elena Rouco Chas (ESP) in 54:22.

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.