- 53:28
- 53:43
- 53:45
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About the event
HYROX Vienna is a highlight of Season 7 as the Open European Age Group Championships, bringing together 5300 finishers from 53 nations at the prestigious Messe Wien Exhibition Congress Center, next to the iconic Prater. This two-day event on February 22 and 23, 2025, features men on Saturday, women on Sunday, mixed doubles on Sunday, and various relays on Saturday, in precise age categories by five-year bands for individuals and ten-year bands for doubles. Vienna, Europe's vibrant heart, offers a fast circuit primed for exceptional performances, creating an electric atmosphere in this landmark venue. Unique in Austria, it draws elites for memorable podiums and world qualification spots, turning the capital into the epicenter of hybrid endurance.
HYROX Wien 2025 Podium
Solo
- 57:36
- 58:20
- 58:31
Doubles
- 49:06
- 49:07
- 49:46
- 55:28
- 55:38
- 58:47
- 53:06
- 53:43
- 53:48
Relay
- 47:39
- 48:55
- 50:08
- 1:01:15
- 1:04:47
- 1:07:39
- 52:23
- 55:34
- 56:00
Plan your stay
Vienna offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX Vienna participants and spectators, from the bustling city center to the Prater district near Messe Wien. Expect diverse choices: modern 4-star hotels with gyms and spa recovery, perfect for optimizing prep; spacious apartments for doubles teams or relays, enabling casual training; and cozy family guesthouses for a local immersion. Upscale spots provide protein-packed hearty breakfasts, proximity to public transport, and potential event shuttles. Near the competition venue, opt for quiet areas for restorative post-effort rest. Book early to snag fitness special packages, ensuring comfort, accessibility, and a motivating vibe in this welcoming Austrian capital.
Beyond HYROX Vienna, discover Vienna, voted the world's most livable city. Stroll through the Prater, a vast amusement park with its giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic Danube views. Explore the UNESCO-listed historic center: St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Hofburg Palace and its imperial treasures, or the Belvedere Museum housing Klimt's masterpieces. Culture lovers can head to the State Opera or a classical concert in baroque salons. For leisure, a Danube cruise or a hike through the Wachau vineyards promises relaxation and inspiration. Participants will savor local specialties like crispy Wiener Schnitzel, chocolatey Sachertorte, or convivial heurigers with regional wines, recharging with authentic Austrian flavors.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Vienna at Messe Wien, fly into Vienna-Schwechat International Airport, connected by direct train (CAT) to the center in 16 minutes, or express buses to the exhibition halls. On site, metro U1 or U2 drops you near Praterstern, a short walk from the venue next to the Prater. Arrive the day before ideally for course recon and early 6:30am check-in. Plan early arrival to dodge peaks, with dedicated on-site parking for drivers. Use bike-sharing or taxis for city flexibility. Pack light for smooth movement, and check official guidance for secure access, ensuring a calm prep and focus on performance.
Frequently asked questions
Open Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 53:28.
Open Women: Sophia Parvizi Wayne (GBR) in 57:36.
Open Men: Pieter Maes (BEL) and Tom Franssens (BEL) in 49:06.
Open Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) and Rebecca Houard (FRA) in 55:28.
Open Mixed: Mevena Pingliez (FRA) and Quentin Pingliez (FRA) in 53:06.
Open Men: Tiago Lousa (POR), Danny Rae (GBR), Alexander Roncevic (AUT), and David Preciado (POR) in 47:39.
Open Women: Emily Higham (GBR), Abigayle Horne (GBR), Rosie Walsh (GBR), and Amy Walsh (GBR) in 1:01:15.
Open Mixed: Roman Hopp (GER), Katharina Wetzel (GER), Christian Nolde (GER), and Lea Stratmann (GER) in 52:23.
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.