- 53:59
- 55:44
- 56:43
HYROX MIAMI BEACH
Podiums & winners by division — Miami Beach
Miami Beach, United StatesApril 3 – 5, 2026
About the event
HYROX Miami Beach is a highlight of season 8 on the global circuit, turning vibrant Miami Beach into the epicenter of fitness competition. Nestled in an iconic city, this event pits athletes against 8 km of running and 8 functional workout stations in a sun-soaked setting by the Atlantic and famous white-sand beaches. What sets it apart: its electric atmosphere where workout intensity blends with the city's cosmopolitan energy, featuring swaying palms, ocean sunrises, and pastel lifeguard towers as the perfect backdrop for unforgettable memories. Unlike Europe's cobblestone streets or Mexico's colonial plazas, Miami Beach delivers neon lights, waves, and beach lifestyle. Runners turn recovery into beach strolls, rooftop pools, or lively Ocean Drive nights, making this race a true celebration of sweat and style under the Florida sun.
HYROX Miami Beach 2026 Podium
Solo
- Rachael WadeUSA1:00:45
- 1:02:07
- 1:03:26
- Nils KnuthGER57:58
- 58:14
- 58:18
- 1:03:20
- 1:03:37
- Taylor HallUSA1:06:02
Doubles
- 50:01
- 52:59
- 53:20
- 57:11
- 58:03
- 59:06
- 55:00
- 56:13
- 57:07
- 59:09
- 59:39
- 1:01:33
- 55:24
- 55:47
- 56:21
Relay
- 55:51
- 56:46
- 58:06
- 1:00:47
- 1:01:52
- 1:03:52
- 58:09
- 59:12
- 1:00:32
Plan your stay
Miami Beach offers a diverse, luxurious hotel scene tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Near the Convention Center event site, expect options from moderate budget to high-end, with mid-range rates around $200 to $350 per night for modern comfort and immediate proximity. Budget travelers can choose hostels or shared stays from $80 to $120, while iconic oceanfront hotels provide rooftop pools, spas, and stunning views for optimal recovery. The tropical vibe infuses these spots: palms, sea breezes, and Art Deco-inspired designs ensure a memorable stay. Properties cater to athletes with equipped gyms, healthy breakfasts, and easy beach access for sunset stretches, blending practicality and escape in this Florida gem.
Beyond HYROX Miami Beach, the area brims with irresistible attractions to recharge. Explore the Art Deco Historic District with its pastel buildings and sleek lines, perfect for a revitalizing post-race stroll. Unwind on legendary beaches like South Beach, where fine sand and turquoise waters beckon for swimming or beach volleyball. Dive into local culture at Wynwood Walls' vibrant street art, a muralist's paradise bursting with color. For fun, try paddleboarding or biking along the Ocean Drive promenade. Food-wise, savor authentic Cuban flavors like ropa vieja or empanadas in buzzing cafes, or fresh grilled seafood. Vegetarians will love jackfruit tacos, grain bowls, and plant-based smoothies at South Beach's Mediterranean or vegan spots, ideal for nutritious, delicious recovery.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Run 1: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
- Runs 2 to 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Getting to HYROX Miami Beach is seamless thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Miami International Airport, about 20 minutes by shuttle or taxi, serves the area effortlessly; arrive early to dodge traffic peaks. Public transit like buses or the free trolley cruises Miami Beach, linking the Convention Center to beaches and hotspots easily. For participants, rideshares offer max flexibility during prep, especially with training gear. Park in secure lots near the venue, or mix e-bikes and walks to acclimate to the warm climate. Pro tips: hydrate heavily on arrival, test routes a day ahead to nail timings, and choose sustainable options to save energy for the race. Everything's set for a smooth dive into the local buzz.
Miami Beach Convention Center | Halls A & B
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 53:59.
Pro Women: Rachael Wade (USA) in 1:00:45.
Open Men: Nils Knuth (GER) in 57:58.
Open Women: Carly Chavez Gomez (USA) in 1:03:20.
Pro Men: Cole Learn (CAN) and Ryan Douglas (CAN) in 50:01.
Pro Women: Kris Rugloski (USA) and Bridget Brown (USA) in 57:11.
Open Men: Jerome Montagne (FRA) and Gautier Mathieu De Fossey (FRA) in 55:00.
Open Women: Mary Alex Gary (USA) and Katie Baksa (USA) in 59:09.
Open Mixed: Jack Driscoll (USA) and Erika Tvedten (USA) in 55:24.
Open Men: Kaj Larsen (USA), Justin Mirra (USA), Cole Brecka (USA), and Aarmando McGhee (USA) in 55:51.
Open Women: Caroline Crowder (USA), Megan Washam (USA), Christina Pecore (USA), and Carly Pedersen (USA) in 1:00:47.
Open Mixed: Hannah Daniels (USA), Austin Miele (USA), Madaline Kenyon (USA), and Earl Daniels (USA) in 58:09.
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.