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HYROX OSLO

HYROX OSLO

Podiums & winners by division — Oslo

Oslo, NorwaySeptember 26 – 28, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Oslo marks Norway's triumphant entry into the global HYROX circuit, the country's first edition in season 8. Hosted at NOVA Spektrum in Lillestrøm, near Oslo, this event gathers around 10,000 athletes over three intense days of running and functional exercises. The modern venue delivers an electric atmosphere, with a flat floor perfect for explosive solo, doubles, or relay performances. Oslo, a bastion of Nordic fitness, infuses the event with resilient energy shaped by its harsh winters and hybrid culture of outdoor endurance and indoor strength. Spectators thrill in a dedicated arena, while athletes push limits under bright lights. Unique for its authentic Scandinavian vibe, this event promises memories etched in ice and the fire of competition, an ideal launchpad to season peaks.

HYROX Oslo 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

In Oslo and Lillestrøm, hotel options for HYROX Oslo blend Nordic comfort with strategic proximity. Near NOVA Spektrum, expect modern hotels right next door, featuring spa access, saunas, and thermal pools for optimal recovery. Properties offer functional rooms with minimalist design, cozy beds, and protein-packed breakfasts using fresh local produce. In Oslo, just 20 minutes by train, choices abound: mid-range with fjord views, luxury with premium wellness, or budget-friendly hostels and private rentals. Athletes love easy access, secure parking, and potential shuttles. As a premium destination, Oslo demands a generous budget, but quality delivers: soundproofing, fast Wi-Fi, and cozy vibes to recharge before race day.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Oslo is seamless thanks to Norway's exemplary infrastructure. Oslo Gardermoen Airport, the main hub, links to Lillestrøm in 20 minutes via direct train to NOVA Spektrum. Athletes arrive early for acclimation and flat course recon. On-site, local trains and buses provide punctual rides from Oslo center, with affordable daily passes for multiple trips. Pack waterproof gear for frequent autumn showers. Arrive the day before for smooth check-in, venue scouting, and rest. Ample parking surrounds the venue for drivers. Spectators enjoy dedicated areas to skip crowds. Key tips: validate transport tickets ahead, choose light bags suited to workouts, and budget for high costs with multi-day passes. Everything ensures flawless logistics, letting you focus on performance.

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Pro Men: Sebastian Ifversen (DEN) in 58:17.

Pro Women: Malrne Pedersen (NOR) in 1:05:04.

Open Men: David Thorvik (NOR) in 56:20.

Open Women: Karin Mattsson (SWE) in 1:01:50.

Pro Men: Dylan Scott (USA) and Quentin Garel (FRA) in 51:53.

Pro Women: Guro Bolås (NOR) and Elin Bolås (NOR) in 58:55.

Open Men: Paul O'Brien (IRL) and Kieron White (IRL) in 53:10.

Open Women: Anna Welff (SWE) and Hanna Fritzell (SWE) in 1:01:13.

Open Mixed: Carl Laurell (SWE) and Frida Friström (SWE) in 55:28.

Open Men: Anthony Grimley (GBR), Fraser Anderson (GBR), Aiden Glasgow (GBR), and Travis Brown (GBR) in 54:47.

Open Women: Camilla Aastorp Andersen (NOR), Inger Reidun Fleischer (NOR), Catrine Collins (NOR), and Anne Marte Sneve (NOR) in 1:02:35.

Open Mixed: Jørgen Dahl Olsen (NOR), Elin Bolås (NOR), Guro Bolås (NOR), and Simen Røssland (IRL) in 52:59.

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.

HYROX Oslo 2025 Podiums: Winners by Division | HyCoach