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HYROX Madrid

HYROX Madrid

Podiums & winners by division — IFEMA Madrid

Madrid, SpainMarch 9 – 10, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Madrid is a must-attend highlight of Season 6, drawing thousands of athletes to Spain's vibrant capital. Held on March 9, 2024, this event transforms Madrid's iconic venues into arenas of intense hybrid challenges, where endurance and strength clash on a fast, demanding course. The host city, with its buzzing energy and ideal spring climate, provides the perfect backdrop for explosive performances, as seen in the March 2024 event where two world records fell: 56 minutes 36 seconds by Tiago Lousa in Men's Open 40-44, and 1 hour 16 minutes 55 seconds by Maria Pilar Serna Urnicia in Women's Open 60-64. What makes HYROX Madrid unique is its electric atmosphere, blending sports passion and local fervor, creating unforgettable memories for competitors and spectators. A key qualifier for the World Championships in a city that pulses with competition.

HYROX Madrid 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Madrid offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. The city provides a wide range from budget-friendly to luxurious, concentrated around central areas and transport hubs like Barajas, near event venues. Expect modern hotels with gyms, spas for recovery, and protein-packed energy breakfasts. Short-term apartment rentals offer flexibility and space for training gear. Near major routes, family-run or boutique spots charm with Spanish authenticity, featuring terraces to enjoy Madrid's sun. Book early for competitive rates during the sports season. Participants love high-speed Wi-Fi for online coaching and proximity to parks for morning warm-ups. Spectators enjoy cozy stays that make post-event city exploration easy. Madrid ensures comfort and convenience for all.

Race Info

Get to HYROX Madrid without transport worries. Barajas International Airport, a major hub, connects via direct flights from Europe and beyond; plan an early arrival for acclimation and rest. Madrid's efficient metro links airport to city center in 30-40 minutes with affordable tickets and high frequency. Buses and regional trains provide smooth access to event sites. For participants, choose dedicated shuttles or carpooling to avoid pre-competition fatigue; pack gear in suitable bags. If driving, park on the outskirts with secure lots. On-site, walk or use bike-sharing for mobility. Pack hydration and snacks for the final leg. These practical options minimize stress, maximizing focus on performance at this intense circuit stop.

IFEMA Madrid

Av. del Partenón 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain

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Pro Men: Adam Corlett (GBR) in 1:01:45.

Pro Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) in 1:06:17.

Open Men: Tiago Lousa (POR) in 56:36.

Open Women: Nathalie Stewart (GBR) in 1:06:07.

Pro Men: Rubén Patiño Vieites (ESP) and Cristhian Zarta Muñoz (ESP) in 56:39.

Pro Women: Lorraine Conwell (IRL) and Aoife Martinson (IRL) in 1:11:37.

Open Men: Victor Maniega Del Teso (ESP) and Jorge González Álvarez (ESP) in 54:47.

Open Women: Emma Vico Iruela (ESP) and Paula Bernabe Gamo (ESP) in 1:04:52.

Open Mixed: Emilio Martin (ESP) and Alba López (ESP) in 58:20.

Open Men: Alfons Deu (ESP), Rubén Patiño (ESP), Aitor Lizarazu (ESP), and Cristhian Zarta (ESP) in 50:54.

Open Women: María José Polo Tenorio (ESP), Pilar Cañete Diaz (ESP), Matilde Luque Ceballos (ESP), and Andrea Ucín Aranjuelo (ESP) in 1:11:30.

Open Mixed: Charlotte Webster (GBR), Aideen Colclough (IRL), Adam Brennan (IRL), and Jonathan Webster (IRL) in 1:06:06.

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.