- Dylan ScottUSA1:05:58
- 1:09:43
- Lee IronsUSA1:14:39

HYROX Dallas
Podiums & winners by division — Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
About the event
HYROX Dallas marks a key moment in season 3 of the HYROX circuit, held on April 10, 2021, in vibrant Dallas, Texas. This event fits into the post-pandemic North American calendar, following Los Angeles and Houston, solidifying HYROX's presence in the US. It stands out with the HYROX Elite Invitational, an exclusive showdown of the world's top athletes for a $30,000 prize pool, where champions like [[Lauren Weeks]] and [[Hunter McIntyre]] challenge rivals such as [[David Magida]] and [[Rachel Schreiber]]. The Texan vibe, with its football energy and pioneering spirit, amps up the intensity of the workouts. Pro waves draw elites ready to shatter records, making this event unforgettable for its epic duels and role in qualifying for the world championships. A must-stop for ambitious competitors.
HYROX Dallas 2021 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Plan your stay
Dallas abounds in accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Downtown, near the competition venue, offers modern hotels with equipped gyms, recovery pools, and essential wellness spaces before the race. Expect properties with skyline panoramic views, protein-packed breakfasts, and quick transport access. In areas like Uptown or Victory Park, contemporary stays combine comfort and proximity to fitness spots, with spacious suites for teams. For moderate budgets, surrounding zones provide clean, functional motels, often with free parking, handy for road trips. Travelers can look forward to attentive service, event promotions, and a motivating atmosphere, promoting optimal rest and prep in this dynamic city.
Dallas offers a perfect playground beyond HYROX. Explore the lively Deep Ellum neighborhood for its street art graffiti and live music scene, ideal for unwinding after the effort. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden provides refreshing walks amid spectacular blooms, perfect for active recovery. For culture, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science dives into innovation and science, fueling a competitive mindset. For leisure, a stroll along the Trinity River Trail blends nature and light fitness. Participants will love authentic Texan experiences. In food, go for smoked barbecue, spicy Tex-Mex tacos, or chili con carne, packed with protein to recharge. Local food trucks serve generous portions suited to athletes, with healthy options like fresh Southwest-accented salads.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Dallas, fly into Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, well-linked by shuttles and taxis to downtown. International participants favor major direct flights, with quick 30-45 minute transfers. On site, the DART train and bus system efficiently serves key areas, budget-friendly for groups. Renting a car gives flexibility to explore and park near the venue. Arrive the day before for time zone adjustment and course recon. Plan an early morning arrival on event day, with race kit ready and hydration ahead. On-site parking eases access, but carpool for smoother flow. Follow local traffic rules to dodge Texan jams, ensuring calm, performance-focused prep.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
650 S Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Dylan Scott (USA) in 1:05:58.
Pro Women: Heather White (USA) in 1:18:26.
Open Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 58:38.
Open Women: Rachel Schreiber (USA) in 1:06:46.
Open Men: Wooch Graff (USA) and Murph Murphy (USA) in 1:04:22.
Open Women: alexis Anvarian (USA) and Megan Garfio (USA) in 1:12:18.
Open Mixed: Alexander Nicholas (USA) and Cassidy Nicholas (USA) in 1:04:08.
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.