- 1:07:05
- Huge HugoSWE1:08:20
- 1:12:02
HYROX Mexico City
Podiums & winners by division — Centro Citibanamex
Ciudad de México, MexicoApril 6 – 7, 2024
HYROXS6Season 6Completed
About the event
HYROX Mexico City features a double date in Season 6, following its inaugural edition in April, cementing Mexico's capital as a cornerstone of the international circuit. Held at Centro Citibanamex, this event draws thousands of athletes for two intense days of competition. The high 2200-meter altitude turns every race into a unique challenge, testing endurance and adaptation like nowhere else, with standout performances like [[Aldo Lozano Márquez]]'s Pro Men win in 1h04min49s. This altitude factor slows times and amplifies efforts into heroic feats, etching memories into HYROX history. The electric venue atmosphere, fused with local energy, makes it a memorable moment for all participants, where resilience meets the thrill of victory.
HYROX Ciudad de México 2024 Podium
Solo
- Hannah CookUSA1:17:21
- 1:20:49
- 1:21:33
- 1:10:07
- 1:13:10
- 1:13:57
- 1:16:20
- 1:19:44
- 1:20:42
Doubles
- 1:02:26
- 1:05:03
- 1:06:51
- 1:19:28
- 1:25:20
- 1:25:27
- 1:01:16
- 1:02:16
- 1:07:12
- 1:12:15
- 1:12:24
- 1:13:07
- 1:12:06
- 1:12:17
- 1:13:56
Relay
- 1:08:12
- 1:10:29
- 1:10:41
Plan your stay
Mexico City offers a diverse and plentiful hotel selection tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Centro Citibanamex in the vibrant Miguel Hidalgo district, expect modern hotels with gyms, pools, and recovery areas to fine-tune your prep. Options range from budget-friendly to luxurious, often with shuttles to the event site. Areas like Polanco or Reforma provide upscale settings with panoramic views, on-site dining, and easy access to attractions. For groups, family resorts or spacious lofts ensure comfort and camaraderie. Book early due to high demand during major sports events, prioritizing athlete-friendly spots with tailored diets and rest zones. Warm Mexican hospitality perfectly rounds out your stay.
Beyond HYROX Mexico City, dive into the pulsing heart of Mexico's capital. Stroll the historic Zócalo, the central square ringed by the metropolitan cathedral and National Palace with Diego Rivera's murals. Explore the ancient Teotihuacan ruins, featuring the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, just a short trip away. Trendy neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa boast a vibrant cultural scene with art galleries, cafes, and craft markets. For leisure, enjoy a walk in Chapultepec Park or visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán's Blue House. Food-wise, indulge in tacos al pastor, fresh guacamole, and chiles en nogada to refuel. These experiences infuse your race-cation with authenticity and bold flavors.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Mexico City, fly into Benito Juárez International Airport, well-linked to Centro Citibanamex via taxis, public transit, or rideshares. Plan an early arrival to acclimate to the altitude and test the course. Arrive rested, with extra hydration and adapted warm-ups. Use the efficient metro or buses for city travel, dodging rush hours. From the venue to attractions, shared mobility options simplify getting around. For prep, arrange direct transport to the venue the day before for reconnaissance. Local authorities provide clear signage and dedicated athlete zones. Travel light with personal gear, and expect security checks for smooth event access.
Centro Citibanamex
Av. del Conscripto 311, Hipódromo de las Américas, 11610 CDMX, Mexico
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Aldo Lozano Márquez (MEX) in 1:07:05.
Pro Women: Hannah Cook (USA) in 1:17:21.
Open Men: Alexis Trujillo Ortega (MEX) in 1:10:07.
Open Women: Karen Vanessa Lara Castro (MEX) in 1:16:20.
Pro Men: Lester Maxwell (USA) and Adrian Dahlin (USA) in 1:02:26.
Pro Women: Violeta Yedra Yedra (MEX) and Scarlet Grijalva Masso (MEX) in 1:19:28.
Open Men: Gerardo I. Villalobos (MEX) and Hugo Carpio (MEX) in 1:01:16.
Open Women: Alejandra Castellanos (MEX) and Michelle Alcántar (MEX) in 1:12:15.
Open Mixed: Valeria Díaz García (MEX) and Luis Adrian Lozoya Velasco (MEX) in 1:12:06.
Open Men: Hector Gudino, Daniel Ortiz Argoytia, Julio Cesar Reyes Vazquez, and Jair Sebastian Márquez Flores in 1:08:12.
Open Women: Diana Karina Vega Rodríguez, Sofia Megumi Juarez Patatuchi (MEX), Sharon Paulina Arroyo Juárez, and Ana Luisa López González (MEX) in 1:15:36.
Open Mixed: Tania Alejandra Gutiérrez Medina (MEX), Humberto Lua Estrada, Angelica Montserrat Cortes Perez, and Carlos Daniel Torres Sánchez in 1:11:48.
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.