- 57:01
- 1:00:30
- 1:02:52
About the event
HYROX Buenos Aires is a highlight of season 8 in South America, bringing the global event to the passionate heart of Argentina. This edition turns the capital into a fitness arena where athletes and spectators get swept up in the electric vibe of bustling streets. The host city, with its majestic colonial architecture and wide avenues like the iconic 9 de Julio, provides a stunning backdrop for the race's intense challenges. Picture yourself powering through functional stations under the enthusiastic gaze of a warm local crowd, fueled by Argentina's passion for sport and competition. This event stands out with its unique community spirit, blending HYROX endurance with Buenos Aires' legendary hospitality, creating unforgettable memories amid a metropolis pulsing to the rhythm of tango and South American vitality. Get ready for an experience that elevates performance and cultural immersion.
HYROX Buenos Aires 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 55:44
- 56:26
- 56:54
- 1:04:40
- 1:09:18
- 1:10:43
- 58:33
- 59:03
- 59:12
- 1:06:39
- 1:08:26
- 1:10:40
- 1:01:58
- 1:03:06
- 1:03:37
Relay
- 56:16
- 58:32
- 58:50
- 1:06:40
- 1:06:46
- 1:07:01
- 58:39
- 59:59
- 1:03:13
Plan your stay
Buenos Aires offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The city provides a wide range, from spacious aparthotels in Palermo ideal for athletes seeking comfort and proximity to training parks, to boutique hotels in San Telmo for a bohemian immersion. Central areas like Recoleta feature luxury stays with panoramic views and wellness services, perfect for post-race recovery. Expect rooms with kitchenettes for protein-packed meals, and modern facilities including pools or gyms to fine-tune your prep. Prices vary by season, with sport event packages for savings. Easy public transport access ensures smooth event arrivals. Whether solo or in a group, porteño lodging combines practicality, style, and Argentine hospitality for a revitalizing stay.
Beyond HYROX Buenos Aires, dive into the city's treasures. Explore the vibrant La Boca neighborhood with its brightly painted houses and the legendary La Bombonera stadium, football's temple. Stroll along Plaza de Mayo, cradle of Argentine history, or cross Puente de la Mujer to admire Rio de la Plata's reflections. Culture lovers can catch an authentic tango show in a traditional milonga, capturing Buenos Aires' sensual soul. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy a walk in Parque 3 de Febrero, a lush green oasis perfect for unwinding. For foodies, savor asado, juicy Argentine barbecue with grilled meats, or crispy empanadas stuffed with cheese and onions. Don't miss dulce de leche in an alfajor for a sweet touch. These experiences will recharge you while celebrating local richness.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 7: 4 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 8: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
To reach HYROX Buenos Aires, fly into Ministro Pistarini International Airport, well-connected by direct shuttles and taxis to downtown. Participants arriving the day before benefit from quick settling in to acclimate and scout the venue. Use the extensive, affordable subway or collectivo buses for smooth navigation in the sprawling city. Bike-sharing or electric scooters work for short trips, promoting an active arrival. Plan to arrive early on event day for checks and warm-ups, factoring in peak-hour traffic. Park in nearby secure lots if renting a car. Local ride-sharing eases shared trips with fellow competitors. Stay hydrated and pack essentials in a light bag for stress-free optimal prep.
La Rural
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) in 57:01.
Pro Women: Terra Jackson (USA) in 1:04:30.
Open Men: Marcus Fernandes (BRA) in 59:08.
Open Women: Thays Fernandes (BRA) in 1:08:17.
Pro Men: Lucas Vinent (ARG) and Santiago Ficcadenti (ARG) in 55:44.
Pro Women: JOSNELVYS CORDERO (VEN) and Paola Martinez (MEX) in 1:04:40.
Open Men: Diego Martinez (MEX) and Joel De León (URU) in 58:33.
Open Women: Shantal Verdelho (BRA) and Leticia Tessi in 1:06:39.
Open Mixed: Giuliana Augustyniak (URU) and Santiago Ramilo (URU) in 1:01:58.
Open Men: Allan Colin (MEX), German Kiriluk (MEX), Darien Misael Bastida Ramírez (MEX), and Diego Alexis Campuzano in 56:16.
Open Women: Valentina Parra (COL), Laura Rincon (COL), Dana Tovar (COL), and Danna Rincon (COL) in 1:06:40.
Open Mixed: Constanza Nahum (CHI), Agustín Davis (CHI), Florencia Rostión (CHI), and Borja Lavaud (CHI) in 58:39.
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.