- Scott BayvelRSA55:48
- 55:48
- Marc DeanGBR55:53
HYROX BIRMINGHAM
Podiums et vainqueurs par division — NEC - Pendigo Way
Birmingham, United Kingdom27 octobre – 1 novembre 2026
Édition jeunes au même momentHYROX YOUNGSTARS BIRMINGHAM31 octobre – 1 novembre 2026
À propos de l'événement
HYROX Birmingham marks a major highlight of Season 9, kicking off the UK leg of the 2026/27 circuit in one of the country’s most iconic indoor arenas. Hosting six race days at the NEC, this event turns Birmingham into a high-energy playground for athletes chasing new personal bests and competitive race-day thrills. The city’s strong sporting culture, central location and easy access make it a strategic meeting point for racers from across the UK and Europe. What makes this edition truly memorable is the scale: multiple divisions spread over several days, a stadium-style setup and the chance to compete where major shows and expos are usually held, transforming the NEC into a vast functional fitness battleground.
Podium HYROX Birmingham 2026
Solo
- 58:50
- Lucy DavisGBR1:00:36
- Lucy ProcterGBR1:00:55
- Cam RackhamGBR54:16
- Sam CraigGBR54:46
- 55:28
- Bethany OrdGBR1:01:44
- 1:02:33
- 1:03:05
Doubles
- 49:47
- 50:08
- 50:36
- 55:38
- 56:18
- 56:24
- 49:23
- 50:43
- 51:20
- 54:28
- 58:22
- 59:08
- 53:40
- 53:44
- 53:49
Relay
- 51:20
- 51:38
- 52:28
- 57:54
- 58:28
- 58:44
- 50:10
- 54:23
- 55:06
Organiser son séjour
Birmingham offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every race plan and budget. Around the NEC, participants will find numerous business and conference-style hotels, ideal for quick access to the venue and minimal commute on race morning. In the city centre, modern chain hotels, boutique stays and serviced apartments provide more nightlife, dining and shopping within walking distance. Visitors can expect comfortable rooms, early check-out options and good transport links, with many properties used to hosting event and expo guests. Whether you prioritise quiet recovery, proximity to the arena or exploring the city after your race, Birmingham’s accommodation scene makes it easy to tailor your stay to training, performance and relaxation.
Beyond race day, Birmingham offers plenty to explore for both participants and supporters. The city centre boasts the canals of Brindleyplace, the Bullring & Grand Central for shopping, and the cultural buzz of the Jewellery Quarter. Art lovers can visit Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery or Symphony Hall, while families can enjoy attractions like the National SEA LIFE Centre and Thinktank science museum. Food-wise, Birmingham is famous for its Balti Triangle and vibrant curry scene, alongside independent cafés and modern British eateries perfect for pre-race fuelling or post-race celebrating. Whether you prefer strolling along canals, discovering local history or relaxing over a hearty meal, the city provides varied ways to unwind around your HYROX weekend.
Infos Course
Tours par run
- Run 1 : 3 tours — entrée « IN »
- Runs 2 à 8 : 2 tours — entrée « IN »
Reaching HYROX Birmingham is straightforward thanks to the city’s central position and the NEC’s excellent connectivity. Birmingham International train station is directly linked to the venue, making rail travel an efficient option from London, Manchester and other major cities. The nearby airport serves domestic and European routes, ideal for international athletes looking to minimise transfers. For those driving, the motorway network (including the M42 and M6) brings you close to the NEC, with extensive on-site parking. Plan to arrive at least a day early to settle in, collect any race essentials and explore the layout of the halls so you feel comfortable on event day. Allow extra time for security, registration, warm-up and post-race recovery before heading home.
NEC - Pendigo Way
NEC - Pendigo Way, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT
Questions fréquentes
Pro Hommes : Scott Bayvel (RSA) en 55:48.
Pro Femmes : Lauren Armstrong (GBR) en 58:50.
Open Hommes : Cam Rackham (GBR) en 54:16.
Open Femmes : Bethany Ord (GBR) en 1:01:44.
Pro Hommes : Oli Fricker (GBR) et David Aryeetey (GBR) en 49:47.
Pro Femmes : Becky Beech (GBR) et Alice Jones (GBR) en 55:38.
Open Hommes : Lee Tynan (GBR) et Aaron Woodman (GBR) en 49:23.
Open Femmes : Esme Nickson (GBR) et Caitlin Tweed (GBR) en 54:28.
Open Mixte : Suzi Royds (GBR) et Fin Dearsly (GBR) en 53:40.
Open Hommes : Jack Lawrence (GBR), Myles Durrant-Sutherland (GBR), Tyquarn Darby (GBR) et Jacob Keane (GBR) en 51:20.
Open Femmes : Georgia Limb (GBR), Gracious Phillips (GBR), Kate Collenette (GGY) et Daisy Evans (GBR) en 57:54.
Open Mixte : Esme Nickson (GBR), Andrew Bourne (GBR), Caitlin Tweed (GBR) et Daniel Chilton (GBR) en 50:10.
Les athlètes Pro les plus rapides terminent une course HYROX en moins d'une heure, les meilleurs Open entre 1 h et 1 h 15. Les temps des podiums de chaque catégorie sont indiqués ci-dessus.