- 1:04:56
- 1:09:28
- Matt De'AthGBR1:09:29
HYROX Birmingham
Podiums & winners by division — NEC Birmingham
Birmingham, United KingdomOctober 30, 2021
HYROXS4Season 4Completed
About the event
HYROX Birmingham 2021 marks the fourth edition of this event in the city, solidifying Birmingham as a must-visit stop on the European HYROX circuit. With 729 athletes competing on October 30, 2021, the event showcased the growing strength of the British HYROX community. Birmingham, an industrial city with modern facilities, provides an ideal setting for this demanding competition that combines cardiovascular endurance and functional exercises. The event stands out for its accessibility to a wide range of competitors, from elite athletes to those seeking a personal challenge, thanks to its varied divisions in Open, Doubles, and Relay.
HYROX Birmingham 2021 Podium
Solo
- 1:12:00
- 1:12:36
- Rosie CarrGBR1:16:47
- 1:02:41
- 1:07:52
- Adam BakerGBR1:09:29
- 1:08:24
- 1:09:09
- Sian JavadiGBR1:11:12
Doubles
- 59:08
- 59:10
- 59:29
- 1:04:46
- 1:05:50
- 1:05:53
- 1:03:18
- 1:05:33
- 1:07:10
Relay
- 1:01:02
- 1:02:20
- 1:05:52
- 1:01:02
- 1:02:20
- 1:05:52
- 1:01:02
- 1:02:20
- 1:05:52
Plan your stay
Birmingham offers a diverse hotel infrastructure catering to all budgets and preferences. From the city center to peripheral areas near public transport, accommodation options are plentiful and well-organized. Participants and spectators benefit from renowned hotel chains providing comfort and services tailored to sports events. Local hostels and guesthouses offer a more convivial alternative for athletes seeking a community atmosphere. The proximity of accommodations to transport hubs ensures easy access to the event venue, guaranteeing smooth logistics for everyone.
Birmingham, the UK's second-largest city, boasts a remarkable cultural richness. Participants and spectators can explore the Bullring, an iconic shopping center, or visit the Barber Institute of Fine Arts for world-class art collections. Birmingham's historic canals invite relaxing strolls between training sessions. Local cuisine shines with reinvented traditional British dishes, while the cosmopolitan food scene delights every palate. Don't miss the authentic pubs offering local craft ales, perfect for celebrating after the effort.
Race Info
Birmingham is exceptionally well-served by public transport and national roads. International participants will arrive via Birmingham Airport, easily reachable by direct train to the city center in 15 minutes. The national rail network connects Birmingham efficiently to all UK regions, ideal for athletes coming from London or the north. Local public transport, including modern buses and trams, allows easy movement around the city. For those driving, parking is generally available near major event venues. Plan to arrive a few days early to adjust your body and acclimate to the venue.
NEC Birmingham
Pendigo Way, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT, UK
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Martin Michelius (GER) in 1:04:56.
Pro Women: Olivia Lukasewich (GBR) in 1:12:00.
Open Men: Patrick Brown (GBR) in 1:02:41.
Open Women: Chelsey Wilson (GBR) in 1:08:24.
Open Men: Jordan Shuttleworth (GBR) and Joe Corrie (GBR) in 59:08.
Open Women: Jodie Beckingham (GBR) and Lauren Bradshaw (USA) in 1:04:46.
Open Mixed: Thomas Godec (GBR) and Chiara Borg (GBR) in 1:03:18.
Open Men: Naomi Heffernan (GBR), Emily Heffernan (GBR), Ben Gregory (GBR), and Jamie Gillen (AUS) in 1:01:02.
Open Women: Naomi Heffernan (GBR), Emily Heffernan (GBR), Ben Gregory (GBR), and Jamie Gillen (AUS) in 1:01:02.
Open Mixed: Naomi Heffernan (GBR), Emily Heffernan (GBR), Ben Gregory (GBR), and Jamie Gillen (AUS) in 1:01:02.
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.