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About the event
HYROX Rome takes center stage in the Italian capital for a major stop on season 9, delivering an atmosphere as intense as the city itself. Athletes compete in an urban setting steeped in history, where the discipline of effort echoes the legacy of gladiators and ancient arenas. Rome provides a spectacular backdrop for this competition, with its vibrant energy, generally mild climate, and deeply rooted sports culture. Between the dynamism of the local community and the influx of international athletes, HYROX Rome promises a memorable experience, both athletic and human, ideal for pushing personal limits while discovering a legendary city.
HYROX Roma 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Rome offers a wide range of accommodation options suited to all types of participants and spectators. You will find choices close to major transport routes, making it easy to reach the event venue and tourist sites. Many properties are used to hosting sports clients, with adapted breakfasts, quiet spaces for rest, and sometimes fitness facilities. Well-connected neighborhoods help reduce travel time so you can focus on recovery between training sessions and sightseeing. Whether traveling alone, with a team, or with family, expect a warm welcome and comfortable conditions to make the most of your stay.
Taking part in HYROX Rome is the perfect opportunity to discover the treasures of the Eternal City. Before or after the competition, stroll near the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, or the Trevi Fountain, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of its cobblestone streets and lively squares. Culture enthusiasts can explore museums, baroque churches, and the Vatican to round out their athletic trip. On the food side, enjoy classic Roman dishes such as carbonara, amatriciana, pizza al taglio, and suppli, adjusting portions to support recovery. Between sightseeing, walks, and terrace breaks, Rome offers an ideal setting to combine performance and enjoyment.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 7: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Rome is easily accessible thanks to its international airports, well-developed rail network, and road connections to major European cities. Once there, it is recommended to arrive with enough time to recover from travel, locate the access route to the venue, and complete registration formalities without stress. Public transport, taxis, and urban mobility services allow smooth travel to the event and around the city. Check your route, travel times, and any connections in advance to avoid surprises. Prepare your gear the day before so you arrive focused, rested, and ready to perform at your best.
Ingresso EST - Via A.G. Eiffel (traversa Via Portuense)
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Hidde Weersma (NED) in 54:58.
Pro Women: Saskia Millard (GBR) in 59:18.
Open Men: Nikolay Georgiev (BUL) in 55:59.
Open Women: Anna-Lena Schreijäg (GER) in 1:02:14.
Pro Men: Paul Weindl (GER) and Fabian Eisenlauer (GER) in 49:31.
Pro Women: Linda Meier (GER) and Svenja Sommer (GER) in 55:21.
Open Men: Luke Pace (MLT) and Stephen Camilleri (MLT) in 52:57.
Open Women: Christine Santi (ITA) and Francesca Bertoni (ITA) in 58:27.
Open Mixed: Holly Archer (GBR) and Elliot Giles (GBR) in 51:39.
Open Men: Gioele Bisaccia (ITA), Mattia Gecaj (ITA), Giovanni Benzon (ITA), and Michele Artuso (ITA) in 52:08.
Open Women: Lydia Holland (GBR), Yasmin Priday (GBR), Amy Hill (USA), and Jade Collett (GBR) in 1:08:14.
Open Mixed: Lydia Powell (GBR), Joe Langbridge (GBR), Lauren Hindley (GBR), and Michele Zanirato (GBR) in 55:09.
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.