- Tim WenischGER54:50
- James KellyAUS55:00
- 55:17
S8
HYROX BERLIN
Podiums & winners by division — Airport Berlin Tempelhof
Berlin, GermanyMay 30 – 31, 2026
About the event
HYROX Berlin is a key highlight of season 8 on the global circuit, drawing thousands of competitors to Germany's capital. This event unfolds in a vast indoor Berlin venue, creating an electrifying stadium atmosphere where every 1 km run alternates with a functional station in a shared challenge. Berlin, with its legacy of post-Wall reinvention, infuses the event with resilient, cosmopolitan energy, ideal for a competition testing endurance and strength. What makes HYROX Berlin unforgettable is its potential as a qualifier for regional or world championships, paired with the festive vibe of a city pulsing to the rhythm of physical challenges. Participants forge not just performances, but indelible memories at the heart of Europe's fitness scene.
HYROX Berlin 2026 Podium
Solo
- 59:23
- 1:01:06
- 1:01:41
- 51:40
- Rik BeugelNED55:51
- 56:20
- 1:04:27
- Abbie LucasUSA1:05:07
- 1:06:11
Doubles
- 49:43
- 51:25
- 51:35
- 56:43
- 57:49
- 58:09
- 49:29
- 51:52
- 52:16
- 59:35
- 1:01:44
- 1:01:48
- 52:34
- 53:40
- 54:17
Relay
- 49:28
- 51:41
- 52:16
- 1:08:19
- 1:08:47
- 1:09:38
- 52:24
- 53:09
- 54:37
Plan your stay
Berlin offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX competitors, from budget hostels to boutique hotels in central neighborhoods like Mitte or Kreuzberg. Participants will find options near event sites with easy public transport access, enabling stress-free morning prep. Expect modern spots equipped with gyms or wellness areas for warm-ups and recovery, crucial before the 8 intense stations. Spectators will love cozy stays with landmark views, blending affordable comfort and proximity to attractions. Whether solo or in groups, Berlin's offerings shine with variety, competitive prices, and cosmopolitan hospitality, making the stay as invigorating as the event itself.
Beyond HYROX Berlin, explore the city's icons like the Brandenburg Gate, symbol of unity, or climb the Reichstag dome for unbeatable panoramic views. Stroll Museum Island, a UNESCO treasure housing ancient and modern collections, or walk the East Side Gallery, the longest preserved stretch of the Berlin Wall adorned with iconic graffiti. For leisure, bike along the Spree or visit lively markets like Mauerpark on Sundays. Food-wise, savor Currywurst, Berlin's spicy sausage classic, or a juicy Döner kebab, energizing dishes perfect for recharging athletes. Pair with a refreshing local beer in a shaded Biergarten, blending culture and relaxation for competitors and spectators alike.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Berlin, fly into the city's main airport, well-connected by express trains and shuttles to the center in under an hour. International stations ease high-speed train arrivals from across Europe. On-site, use the extensive U-Bahn and S-Bahn metro network for efficient trips to the venue. Plan to arrive the day before to acclimate and scout the site, packing a light transition kit for smooth prep. Bike shares or shared taxis provide flexibility for final miles. Competitors, opt for early schedules to dodge crowds and maximize post-training recovery. Berlin's infrastructure ensures seamless access, saving all energy for the race.
Airport Berlin Tempelhof
Airport Berlin Tempelhof, Platz der Luftbrücke 5, 12101 Berlin, Germany
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) in 54:50.
Pro Women: Lea Sophie Pommerening (GER) in 59:23.
Open Men: Fabian Eisenlauer (GER) in 51:40.
Open Women: Emily Robertson (GBR) in 1:04:27.
Pro Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) and Jannik Czapla (GER) in 49:43.
Pro Women: Holly Archer (GBR) and Saskia Millard (GBR) in 56:43.
Open Men: Ben Sutherland (GBR) and Harry Sutherland (GBR) in 49:29.
Open Women: Svenja Sommer (GER) and Maike Lea Nitsch (GER) in 59:35.
Open Mixed: Apolline Cardon (FRA) and Willy Georges (FRA) in 52:34.
Open Men: James Ledingham (IRL), Tom Hogan (IRL), Eoin Everard, and Brian Maher (IRL) in 49:28.
Open Women: Amélie Wendelaar Bonga (NED), Martina Burkert (GER), Charlotte Schindler (GER), and Hanna Tobies (GER) in 1:08:19.
Open Mixed: Markus Rhöse (GER), Angela Lanz (GER), Rebecca Naether (GER), and Dieter Schwarzkopf (GER) in 52:24.
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.