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HYROX INCHEON

HYROX INCHEON

Podiums & winners by division — Songdo Convensia

Incheon, South KoreaMay 15 – 17, 2026
HYROXS8Completed

About the event

HYROX Incheon marks the triumphant return of the competition to South Korea for Season 8, turning Songdo Convensia into a buzzing arena of endurance and grit over three intense days. Following its debut success in 2025, this event cements its place as a cornerstone of the Asian circuit, drawing local and international athletes into Korea's vibrant fitness culture. Incheon, just minutes from Seoul, provides an ideal coastal setting with sea breezes and a futuristic skyline, perfect for a memorable race. What sets HYROX Incheon apart is its electric atmosphere where performance meets cultural immersion: recharge in traditional jjimjilbangs, explore Songdo's high-tech streets, or savor fresh seafood markets. A rising hub for fitness racing in Asia, this event transforms competition into an authentic adventure, blending on-track grit with wellness recovery in the heart of a dynamic metropolis.

HYROX Incheon 2026 Podium

Solo

  1. Seunghyun NohKOR
    57:22
  2. 동환 김KOR
    58:35
  3. 승호 정KOR
    58:50
  1. 승아 우KOR
    1:05:41
  2. さーたん .JPN
    1:06:31
  3. Bomnuri KimKOR
    1:07:38

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Incheon offers a diverse and convenient hotel selection for HYROX participants and spectators, centered around Songdo and the event venue. Premium options deliver 5-star luxury with spacious suites, equipped kitchens, panoramic views, gyms, pools, and saunas – ideal for optimal group recovery. Mid-range stays appeal with modern functionality: comfortable rooms with reliable Wi-Fi, quality beds, accessible pools, gyms, and saunas, without breaking the bank, perfect for pre-race carb-loading via room service. Budget-friendly spots ensure convenience with quiet rooms, attentive service, and included breakfasts, right next to the site. Overall, Incheon stands out with superior value compared to other Asian HYROX cities, plus quick walkability to the venue (5-15 minutes). Expect a mix of athletic comfort and warm Korean hospitality.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Incheon effortlessly via a smooth, affordable network. Incheon International Airport, one of the world's best, connects directly via the Airport Railroad Express (AREX) for quick trips to Seoul or downtown. Incheon's metro links Songdo and the venue seamlessly, while taxis handle bulky luggage economically for athletes. Get a rechargeable T-money card, valid on buses, metro, and some taxis, key for urban navigation. For participants, arrive early for athlete check-in and prep: test local routes ahead, securely store gear, and enjoy on-site perks like hydration stations. Mild spring conditions make travel pleasant, with coastal breezes and optimal air quality near Songdo. Visa-free for many nationalities (up to 90 days), just check K-ETA online for smooth entry.

Songdo Convensia

Songdo Convensia, 123 Central Street, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Korea 21998

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Pierre Algret (FRA) in 58:22.

Pro Women: Georgia Stadelmann (AUS) in 1:04:45.

Open Men: Seunghyun Noh (KOR) in 57:22.

Open Women: 승아 우 (KOR) in 1:05:41.

Pro Men: Jay Hogan (IRL) and Tom Hogan (IRL) in 53:39.

Pro Women: Nat Elder (AUS) and Tonilee Pelz (AUS) in 1:02:19.

Open Men: Seunghyun Noh (KOR) and Junhyeon Jeon (KOR) in 52:34.

Open Women: Jade Louise Williams (GBR) and Charlotte Taylor-Green (GBR) in 1:00:01.

Open Mixed: Seunghyun Noh (KOR) and 하은Haeun Kim (KOR) in 55:09.

Open Men: Izuru Matsushima (JPN), Hyungon Kim, Beomseok Hong (KOR), and Seongwon Choi (AUS) in 49:52.

Open Women: Carly Wessels (RSA), Lauren Carr (USA), Yewon Ko (KOR), and Bomnuri Kim (KOR) in 58:38.

Open Mixed: Donall Keane (IRL), Seunghyun Noh (KOR), 하은Haeun Kim (KOR), and Solbi Kim (KOR) in 50:45.

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.