- Tim WenischGER59:10
- Tom HoganIRL1:00:04
- 1:01:17

HYROX Frankfurt
Podiums & winners by division — Messe Frankfurt
About the event
HYROX Frankfurt from season 4, held on April 23, 2022, marks a key moment in the HYROX circuit in central Germany. Hosted at the prestigious Messe Frankfurt, this event draws up to 2500 participants per day in an iconic indoor arena. Frankfurt, with its modern skyline dominated by the Main Tower and its strategic position at Europe's heart, provides an ideal setting for this intense competition blending 8 km of running and 8 functional workouts. The event stands out with its electric atmosphere, where elite athletes and amateurs compete on the same course, creating memorable showdowns. Runners appreciate the venue's logistical efficiency, while the local crowd's passion, fueled by Germany's sports culture, makes every edition unique and unforgettable. A must-stop for competitors aiming to qualify and perform at the highest level.
HYROX Frankfurt am Main 2022 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Frankfurt offers a varied and abundant hotel selection tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Messe Frankfurt, the exhibition district clusters modern hotels of all categories, from budget options to luxurious 5-star spots with spas and gyms. Travelers expect top comfort: spacious rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, hearty protein-rich breakfasts for recovery, and perks like free shuttles to the event. Downtown and Main River banks provide cozy stays in renovated historic buildings, perfect for local immersion. During event season, availability remains solid thanks to seasoned tourism infrastructure, with packages including secure parking and gym access. Whether you're an athlete seeking rest or a fan, every lodging prioritizes convenience to maximize your competitive experience.
Frankfurt, a dynamic city at the Main River's confluence, is packed with attractions to enhance your HYROX stay. Stroll along Römerberg, the historic heart with its medieval half-timbered houses and the famous Justice Fountain, or head up the Main Tower for panoramic skyline views. Culture lovers will enjoy the Städel Museum, a treasure trove from Rembrandt to Picasso, or a Main River cruise to see illuminated bridges. For leisure, wander the Palmengarten, vast botanical gardens with exotic greenhouses, or explore trendy Sachsenhausen for its lively vibe. Food-wise, savor grilled Frankfurt sausages with sauerkraut and spicy mustard, or try apfelwein, the region's sparkling apple wine. These experiences recharge participants and spectators before the effort.
Race Info
Reaching HYROX Frankfurt is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. The international airport, one of Europe's busiest, connects directly to Messe Frankfurt via express train or shuttle in under 30 minutes. For train arrivals, the central station is nearby with fast links across Europe. By car, well-signposted highways lead to the site with dedicated participant parking. Plan to arrive early for check-in and bag drop to avoid pre-race stress. Use efficient public transport: frequent trams and metros seamlessly link the center to the venue. Participants, pack light travel gear and a carry-on with nutritional essentials. Spectators, grab combined transport-event tickets for smooth access. Flawless logistics prep ensures total focus on performance.
Messe Frankfurt
Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) in 59:10.
Pro Women: Anna Blank (GER) in 1:09:52.
Open Men: Dieter Schwartzkopf (GER) in 58:43.
Open Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) in 1:05:25.
Open Men: Dimitri Ulajew (GER) and Dieter Schwarzkopf (GER) in 53:40.
Open Women: Janne Thomsen (GER) and Raphaela Steffek (GER) in 58:57.
Open Mixed: Lukas Storath (GER) and Sabrina Mockenhaupt (GER) in 55:22.
Open Men: Kiki Schweizer (GER), Kerstin Hartmann (GER), Tom Mrugala (GER), and Tom Gartner (GER) in 1:01:36.
Open Women: Kiki Schweizer (GER), Kerstin Hartmann (GER), Tom Mrugala (GER), and Tom Gartner (GER) in 1:01:36.
Open Mixed: Kiki Schweizer (GER), Kerstin Hartmann (GER), Tom Mrugala (GER), and Tom Gartner (GER) in 1:01:36.
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.