- 56:19
- 56:33
- 57:49
S9
About the event
HYROX Delhi features on the international calendar as an anticipated urban stage, designed for athletes who want to perform in a dense, vibrant and accessible setting. The Indian capital brings a special energy to the competition: a sustained pace, passionate crowds and a metropolitan atmosphere that enhances the spectacular character of the event. Delhi also stands out for its blend of modernity and heritage, giving this stage a strong identity for both participants and accompanying guests. Between the rigor of the indoor format and the dynamism of the city, the event becomes a landmark meeting, as much for the sporting challenge as for the travel experience.
HYROX Delhi 2026 Podium
Solo
- 1:04:10
- Jess TowlGBR1:06:11
- 1:13:52
- Mohit DalalIND1:01:30
- David MorleyGBR1:03:01
- Ian LynamIRL1:03:14
- 1:11:44
- 1:17:06
- 1:18:54
Doubles
- 1:02:04
- 1:02:36
- 1:02:50
- 1:00:29
- 1:02:09
- 1:02:10
- 59:28
- 59:56
- 1:00:16
- 1:03:14
- 1:09:32
- 1:11:02
- 59:27
- 1:03:09
- 1:04:39
Relay
- 55:56
- 56:28
- 56:28
- 1:12:22
- 1:18:24
- 1:18:33
- 1:02:05
- 1:02:59
- 1:05:29
Plan your stay
Delhi offers a very wide range of accommodation suited to diverse profiles of participants, coaches and spectators. Easily accessible options near business areas, more compact accommodations for short stays and more comfortable establishments for recovery between training sessions and the competition can be found. Since the city is vast and very active, the key is to choose lodging well connected to the event venue to limit travel time. Visitors can expect a dense urban offering with multiple comfort levels, but it remains advisable to book early to secure a convenient location suited to their budget.
Alongside the competition, Delhi offers a wide range of visits between historic monuments, lively districts and cultural spaces. Participants and spectators can discover iconic sites, stroll through markets known for their atmosphere and enjoy museums or gardens to recover after the effort. The city also allows for varied pleasures with very rich culinary experiences: North Indian cuisine, spicy dishes, tandoori recipes, fresh breads and street specialties appreciated for their authentic character. For a successful stay, alternating tourism, rest and local meals is an excellent way to fully enjoy the event and the destination.
Race Info
To reach the event in Delhi, it is advisable to favor a simple and direct route from accommodation while anticipating travel in a city where traffic can be heavy. Participants will benefit from planning a significant safety margin before arriving on site, especially if carrying equipment or managing warm-up. Urban transport options generally allow efficient movement, but account must be taken of peak hours and the time needed to enter the venue. On race day, it is best to arrive early, stay hydrated and keep at hand everything that facilitates registration, recovery and mental preparation.
Hall 1A+B
Hall 1A+B, Yashobhoomi (IICC), Sector 25 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110077
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Richard Hynek (CZE) in 56:19.
Pro Women: Jennifer Nikolaus (GER) in 1:04:10.
Open Men: Mohit Dalal (IND) in 1:01:30.
Open Women: Yvonne Elizabeth Chee (SIN) in 1:11:44.
Pro Men: Ahmed Babiker (SUD) and Reda Tawakol (SYR) in 1:02:04.
Pro Women: Susana Alonso Dominguez (ESP) and Manuela García Caparrós (ESP) in 1:00:29.
Open Men: Kamal Raj Bhat (NEP) and Haseeb Bhat (IND) in 59:28.
Open Women: Jessica Brady (GBR) and Laura Murphy (IRL) in 1:03:14.
Open Mixed: Jade Griffiths (GBR) and Oroua Yaacoubi (FRA) in 59:27.
Open Men: Akash dubey (IND), Kamal Raj Bhat (NEP), Shreyas Rao (IND), and Sanjay Negi (IND) in 55:56.
Open Women: Ramneek Gupta (IND), Komal Arora (IND), Vidushi Kumar (IND), and Megha Kishore (IND) in 1:12:22.
Open Mixed: Ekta Rawat (IND), MOHD ASEEM, Ajay Boora (IND), and ANVITA VERMA in 1:02:05.
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.