- Jake DeardenGBR56:46
- 57:47
- 58:35
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About the event
HYROX Bilbao stands out as the perfect season kickoff for your fitness racing calendar. Hosting thousands of athletes annually, this two-day event turns the vibrant Basque capital into a world-class competition arena. Bilbao creates a unique atmosphere blending modern architecture and local sports passion, motivating participants to push their limits. Whether aiming for world qualification, improving your personal best, or tackling your first HYROX, the event offers a thrilling setting with top-tier facilities at the Bilbao Exhibition Centre. Athletes enjoy an immersive experience in a massive indoor stadium, while spectators get spectacular views from the Thunderdome. This season opener has traditionally drawn elite runners vying for key qualifying spots.
HYROX Bilbao 2025 Podium
Solo
- Roisin EganIRL1:08:11
- 1:08:49
- Tânia CruzPOR1:10:03
- 57:42
- 58:13
- Travis BrownGBR58:46
- 1:05:21
- 1:06:12
- 1:06:13
Doubles
- 53:36
- 54:13
- 57:03
- 1:02:19
- 1:07:52
- 1:08:16
- 53:21
- 53:39
- 53:45
- 1:00:02
- 1:02:25
- 1:03:15
- 57:24
- 57:54
- 58:38
Relay
- 54:31
- 55:52
- 1:06:43
- 1:18:12
- 1:19:21
- 1:20:06
- 56:19
- 58:28
- 1:01:41
Plan your stay
Bilbao offers a diverse range of accommodations suited to all budgets and preferences for participants and spectators alike. The city center is packed with modern hotels providing easy access to the Bilbao Exhibition Centre and main attractions. Luxury establishments compete with comfort and services for athletes before and after the event, featuring pools, spas, and restaurants. More budget-friendly options ensure comfortable stays for competitors at all levels. Some hotels offer special HYROX event packages, including energizing breakfasts to support preparations. The proximity of most accommodations to the venue allows for optimal recovery. Bilbao regularly hosts international sporting events, ensuring a reliable and professional hotel infrastructure.
Bilbao, the dynamic capital of the Basque Country, offers far more than just a sports competition. The city captivates with its stunning contemporary architecture, epitomized by the iconic Guggenheim Museum that draws visitors from around the world. Culture lovers will find art galleries, theaters, and cultural spaces abundant in the city center. Basque gastronomy is world-renowned: savor traditional pintxos in the bars of the Casco Viejo district, or try specialties like merluza a la bilbaína. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy coastal hikes and nearby beaches. Botanical gardens and urban parks provide ideal spots for relaxation and recovery between training sessions. After your competition, explore the lively local markets where the Basque Country's convivial atmosphere reigns supreme.
Race Info
Bilbao is easily accessible from across Europe thanks to its international airport with strong connections to major continental cities. Once there, the modern metro and public transport efficiently link the airport to the city center and Bilbao Exhibition Centre. Drivers benefit from a solid road network and ample parking near the venue. Plan to arrive a few days before the competition to acclimate and finalize preparations. National rail connections make Bilbao straightforward to reach from other Spanish regions. On-site, shuttles or direct transport simplify daily access to the event. The city's overall accessibility makes logistics straightforward for international athletes.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) in 56:46.
Pro Women: Roisin Egan (IRL) in 1:08:11.
Open Men: Emilio Martin (ESP) in 57:42.
Open Women: Jenny Alexander (GBR) in 1:05:21.
Pro Men: Pedro Toral (ESP) and Pepe Salama (ESP) in 53:36.
Pro Women: Silvia Garvia (ESP) and Jacqueline Dahlstrøm in 1:02:19.
Open Men: Jose Angel Hidalgo Izquierdo (ESP) and Ivan Remesal Castaño (ESP) in 53:21.
Open Women: Charlotte Garcin (FRA) and Camille Bat (FRA) in 1:00:02.
Open Mixed: Daniel Redondo Muñoz (ESP) and Ainegue Del Olmo Jiménez (ESP) in 57:24.
Open Men: James Mackrell (GBR), Graham Hickmott (GBR), Robert Dempsey (GBR), and Travis Brown (GBR) in 54:31.
Open Women: Barbara Robaina Guillemet, Yaiza Alemán Herrera (ESP), Jeannette Farago Tabares (ESP), and Elisa Guadalupe Guadalupe (ESP) in 1:18:12.
Open Mixed: Estanislao Gonzalez Torrent (ESP), Raquel Bosch Jimenez (ESP), Muntsa Ciuró Boixadera (ESP), and Jose Pereira Ruiz (ESP) in 56:19.
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.