Open Doubles Men World Records

The current record is 47:57, set by Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson in svibanj 2025. at HYROX Berlin.

The HYROX world record in Open Doubles Men is 47:57. It was set by Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson at the HYROX Berlin event in svibanj 2025.. This time is the best performance currently known in this category.

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Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson is an athlete from GER, with 24 HYROX races to date — including 5 Pro wins and 5 Open wins.

Fabian Eisenlauer & Jake Williamson (GER) holds the HYROX Open Doubles Men world record. Their HYROX career totals 24 races on the international circuit, with 10 podium finishes in the Pro division (5 gold) and 6 podium finishes in the Open division (5 gold). This sustained top-tier consistency explains their ability to deliver reference performances and push the world record on the Open Doubles Men category.

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The Open Doubles Men record holder ran the 8 km at 3:02/km in pure running (excluding stations and roxzone).

Isolating the running time only (running total = 24:15), the HYROX Open Doubles Men world record holder held an average pace of 3:02/km across the eight kilometres. This is the pure running pace, excluding time spent on the 8 stations and roxzone transitions.

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On the 47:57 record, about 51% is pure running (24:15), 39% is the 8 stations (18:41) and 11% is roxzone (5:06).

The HYROX Open Doubles Men world record holder (47:57) splits the total time across three measurable components: pure running accounts for 51% (24:15 across the 8 km), execution of the eight functional stations accounts for 39% (18:41 cumulative across SkiErg, Sled Push, Sled Pull, Burpee Broad Jumps, Rowing, Farmers Carry, Sandbag Lunges, Wall Balls), and the rest — the roxzone — corresponds to transitions between runs and stations for 11% (5:06). This breakdown shows where seconds are won at the highest level.

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