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HYROX Toronto

HYROX Toronto

Podiums & winners by division — Toronto

Toronto, CanadaOctober 5 – 6, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Toronto marks HYROX's triumphant entry into Canada, the country's first event held at Enercare Centre on October 5-6, 2024. With 7000 participating athletes, it becomes North America's largest HYROX, drawing a diverse crowd from all levels, pros to amateurs. This inaugural season 7 edition created electric energy, proven by standout performances like Ryan Douglas's men's Pro record time of 59:23. Dynamic Toronto, on the shores of Lake Ontario, provides the perfect backdrop for this endurance and strength test, blending 8 km of running with 8 intense functional stations. The event stood out with smooth organization, pumping music, and real-time leaderboards, despite minor tweaks. A historic moment laying the groundwork for rapid North American expansion, making Toronto the unforgettable Canadian birthplace of HYROX.

HYROX Toronto 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Toronto offers a varied and plentiful hotel scene, perfect for hosting thousands of HYROX participants and spectators. Near Enercare Centre in the heart of Exhibition Place, expect modern hotels with equipped gyms, saunas, and pools for optimal prep. Options range from cozy boutique stays to spacious international chains, often with free shuttles to the venue. Athletes will love quiet rooms for solid sleep, crucial before intense races, plus breakfast buffets loaded with protein and slow carbs. For spectators, family-friendly hotels provide lake or city views with easy public transit access. Book early for event packages that may include wellness passes or fitness partner discounts. Toronto's cosmopolitan vibe ensures comfortable, convenient, and motivating accommodations to perform at your peak.

Race Info

Getting to Enercare Centre is straightforward thanks to Toronto's excellent connectivity. Pearson International Airport, the main hub, reaches the city in 30-45 minutes via express trains or direct shuttles to downtown. For early arrivals, plan transport to the site with buffer time for 6:30 AM check-in and warm-up. Use the efficient subway or streetcars linking urban areas to the venue easily, dodging road congestion. Participants should arrive with gear ready, bib, and timing chip, plus space for post-finish recovery. Park in adjacent lots if driving, but prioritize sustainable options to smooth traffic flow. Once there, the course features well-marked outdoor running loops. For departure, stagger exits to avoid rush-hour peaks, ensuring a smooth experience before and after the intense effort.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Marcus Wallace (USA) in 57:57.

Pro Women: Amy Bevilacqua (USA) in 1:01:09.

Open Men: Ryan Douglas (CAN) in 59:23.

Open Women: Michelle Thornton (AUS) in 1:05:58.

Pro Men: Benjamin Steker (USA) and Scott Brugioni (USA) in 57:13.

Pro Women: Lauren Peterson (AUS) and Madi Grausam (USA) in 1:05:06.

Open Men: Samuel Ruiz Plaza (USA) and Jonah Garcia (MEX) in 55:43.

Open Women: Alex Shabo (USA) and Katy Howell (USA) in 1:00:30.

Open Mixed: Terra Jackson (USA) and Colin Stiefer (USA) in 57:05.

Open Men: Connor Bell (GBR), Erick Romo Cortes (CAN), Marc Mcdougal (GBR), and Ryan Reid (CAN) in 1:01:14.

Open Women: Cristina Sanelli (CAN), Brooke Corradetti (CAN), Alexis Skirrow (CAN), and Joanna Machado (CAN) in 1:19:18.

Open Mixed: Amber Tait (CAN), Alexander Golik (USA), Zach Tait (CAN), and Chelsie Grant (CAN) in 59:36.

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.