We use cookies to measure site performance and audience via Sentry (technical diagnostics), Google Analytics (audience measurement), and Ahrefs (SEO audit), and to display partner content such as the accommodation map on event pages. No advertising cookies are dropped. See tracker details

S6

HYROX New York

Podiums & winners by division — Jacob K. Javits Convention Center

New York, United StatesMay 31 – June 2, 2024
HYROXS6Completed

About the event

HYROX New York is a major highlight of the global circuit, taking over the Big Apple with heightened intensity, fierce competition, and palpable excitement. This season 6 event brings together seasoned athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and newcomers for an unforgettable weekend of perseverance and camaraderie. New York's unique energy, with its iconic skyline and the roar of an enthusiastic crowd, pushes participants to their limits. Held outdoors at Pier 76, it delivers an immersive experience, with runs along the Hudson and workouts under the gaze of the city that never sleeps. Whether aiming for a personal best, your first HYROX, or cheering on loved ones, this edition turns the race into a memorable spectacle. The HYROX community strengthens here, making New York the perfect stage to test strength, endurance, and mental resilience in an electrifying atmosphere.

HYROX New York 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

New York offers plenty of accommodation options tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. From bustling Midtown near major attractions to quieter areas like Chelsea by Pier 76, choices abound. Expect modern hotels with equipped gyms essential for warm-ups or recovery, plus wellness spaces like saunas or pools. Venues often feature special packages for sports events, including protein-packed breakfasts and shuttles to the competition site. Budget-friendly hostels and short-term rentals provide comfort and convenience. Spectators love skyline views from high-floor rooms, adding a magical touch. Book early as demand surges for these gatherings, ensuring proximity, ease, and a fitness vibe to maximize your HYROX experience.

Race Info

To reach HYROX New York, fly into JFK or Newark airports, well-served by public transit and shuttles. Once there, subways and buses efficiently cover the city, with direct lines to the Hudson piers. Participants should arrive early for check-in and warm-ups, factoring in security checks. Bike shares or scooters make short trips to Pier 76 easy. If driving, use designated parking while anticipating NYC traffic. Ferries provide a scenic approach avoiding congestion. Plan your arrival with a local map for smooth navigation, and dress for variable weather. On-site recovery areas ease the post-event flow, making access hassle-free for everyone.

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center

429 11th Ave, New York, NY 10001, USA

Open Maps

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) in 58:12.

Pro Women: Kelsey Hochleitner (USA) in 1:09:23.

Open Men: Farid Ailam (FRA) in 59:53.

Open Women: Nicole Rivecca (USA) in 1:03:18.

Pro Men: Keith Hardwick (USA) and Blake Scruggs (USA) in 56:44.

Pro Women: Jessica Harper Smith (USA) and Lauren Fisher Andersen (USA) in 1:05:50.

Open Men: Howard Hilberg (USA) and John Menafra (USA) in 54:33.

Open Women: Lindsey Burstein (USA) and Niki Larson (USA) in 1:04:58.

Open Mixed: Terra Jackson (USA) and James Muscart (GBR) in 57:24.

Open Men: Joe Pipoli, Dennis Spinelli, Ryan Bailey (AUS), and Louis Rizo (MEX) in 59:24.

Open Women: Julia Kamide (USA), Kristen Stein (USA), Anna D'Arrigo (USA), and Cindy Brownson (USA) in 1:00:26.

Open Mixed: Gabriela Olivier (USA), Jose Carchi (USA), Natalia Orozco (USA), and Gerrel Olivier (USA) in 57:36.

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.