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HYROX Brisbane

HYROX Brisbane

Podiums & winners by division — Brisbane

Brisbane, AustraliaAugust 17, 2024
HYROXS7Completed

About the event

HYROX Brisbane is a standout event in season 7 with its debut in Australia, drawing regional elites for the APAC Championships—a first offering direct qualification to the World Championships via open races. Iconic host Brisbane blends its outdoor energy and event vibe with a world-class venue: the Brisbane Convention Centre, featuring fast floors, climate control, and a prime spot on the city's cultural and culinary axis. Picture a crisp morning, the Brisbane River sparkling under autumn sun, then the final sled push followed by instant recovery on South Bank's man-made beach, riverside coffee in hand. What makes this event unforgettable is its seamless integration into Brisbane's subtropical lifestyle: compact parks, warm hospitality, and unique recovery options like waterfront guided yoga or infrared saunas at nearby gyms, for an epic race-cation.

HYROX Brisbane 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Brisbane offers a wide range of accommodations tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, centered around the Brisbane Convention Centre in South Brisbane. The compact CBD is packed with modern hotels across all budgets, from budget-friendly options to luxury stays with river views, ensuring quick access to the venue. Expect air-conditioned rooms essential for recovery, on-site gyms, pools for aqua-recovery, and spas with cryotherapy or infrared saunas—popular with athletes to speed muscle repair. Areas like South Bank and Howard Smith Wharves mix picturesque lodging near parks and cafes with quintessential Queensland hospitality. Near the center, serviced apartments provide equipped kitchens for healthy post-workout meals, while suburbs like New Farm offer cozy Airbnbs with access to nature trails for rejuvenating walks, making your stay convenient and invigorating.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Brisbane, fly into Brisbane International Airport (BNE), well-connected by direct shuttles, Airtrain, or taxis to the city center in 20-30 minutes. Once there, the Brisbane Convention Centre in South Brisbane is easily accessible via the efficient public transport network: scenic river ferries, CityCat buses, or trains linking the airport and suburbs. For participants, plan to arrive the day before for subtropical climate acclimation, with smooth morning check-in thanks to clear venue signage. Park in nearby secure lots or use bike-sharing for an eco-friendly approach. Beat traffic peaks with real-time transport apps; consider carpooling with fellow competitors to share the vibe. Post-event, unwind on a ferry to South Bank for a seamless shift to relaxation or departures.

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Pro Men: James Kelly (AUS) in 55:40.

Pro Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 1:00:52.

Open Men: Joshy Minogue (AUS) in 1:00:28.

Open Women: Jess Bemrose (AUS) in 1:05:25.

Pro Men: Ed Womersley (AUS) and Dominic Sheppard (AUS) in 54:33.

Pro Women: Sarah Carter (AUS) and Amy Carter (GBR) in 1:03:35.

Open Men: Ryan Howe (NZL) and Mitch Fuller (AUS) in 54:50.

Open Women: Libby Carr (AUS) and Emily Amris (AUS) in 1:01:06.

Open Mixed: Will Martin (AUS) and Meg Martin (AUS) in 56:41.

Open Men: Valentin Utech (GER), Chad Dos Santos (FRA), Ryan Hoffman (AUS), and Luan Scherman (RSA) in 57:05.

Open Women: Stephanie Wighton (AUS), LAUREN ANN GRIFFITH, Natalie Morris (AUS), and Shannon Hunkin (AUS) in 57:22.

Open Mixed: Sandy Vickerstaff (AUS), Belinda Grimes (AUS), Lachlan Stuart (AUS), and Mitch Bond (AUS) in 1:00:31.

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.