- 58:17
- 59:25
- Malik KeyUSA1:00:55
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About the event
HYROX New York is a key highlight on the international calendar with three intense days of competition at the iconic Pier 76. This event marked the brand's triumphant return to the Big Apple, drawing nearly 2500 participants per day in an electrifying atmosphere. New York provided an unmatched urban backdrop where athletes could push their limits against Manhattan's famous skyscrapers. The 2025 edition stood out for its commitment to inclusivity, welcoming seasoned athletes and first-time competitors alike. With the World Championship in Chicago just around the corner, this event held major strategic importance for international qualifications.
HYROX New York 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:08:49
- Julie WeiserUSA1:10:51
- 1:11:38
- 57:51
- 58:21
- Sam TooleyUSA1:00:03
- 1:00:50
- 1:04:49
- 1:05:50
Doubles
- 50:06
- 52:57
- 54:11
- 1:03:10
- 1:03:29
- 1:04:42
- 53:39
- 54:28
- 54:43
- 58:01
- 1:01:34
- 1:02:31
- 57:02
- 57:35
- 58:20
Relay
- 55:18
- 55:33
- 56:04
- 1:03:12
- 1:05:04
- 1:05:53
- 1:01:45
- 1:02:40
- 1:03:39
Plan your stay
New York boasts a wide range of accommodations for every budget, from budget hostels to luxury five-star hotels. Areas near Pier 76, especially West Side, offer convenient options to cut down on travel time. The abundant hotel supply lets participants and spectators find tailored stays, from studios to family suites. Early bookings are highly recommended due to high demand. Many hotels offer special packages for sports events, sometimes including concierge services or shuttles to the venue.
New York offers an unparalleled experience for HYROX participants and spectators. Between events, explore Central Park for a green respite or visit the Empire State Building for stunning panoramas. Times Square buzzes with iconic attractions and shops. Art lovers won't miss the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA. New York's culinary scene delights every palate: savor authentic hot dogs, classic bagels, gourmet tacos from food trucks, or world-famous steaks. Rooftop bars provide breathtaking views perfect for unwinding after the effort.
Race Info
Getting to Pier 76 is straightforward thanks to New York's excellent transport infrastructure. The subway is the most practical and affordable option to reach the site. Taxis and rideshares are plentiful for added flexibility. Upon arrival, prioritize proper rest and optimal hydration before competing. Arrive early to check in and familiarize yourself with the course. Participants must bring ID and confirmed ticket. Safety and organization briefings are provided before start, ensuring a smooth and secure experience for everyone.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 58:17.
Pro Women: Jessica Eiffert (USA) in 1:08:49.
Open Men: Beau Meredith (USA) in 57:51.
Open Women: Jessica Donohue (USA) in 1:00:50.
Pro Men: Jake Williamson (GBR) and Jake Dearden (GBR) in 50:06.
Pro Women: Dominique Sottile (USA) and Riley Rochon (USA) in 1:03:10.
Open Men: Killian Coleman (IRL) and Mark Ellis (GBR) in 53:39.
Open Women: Taryn Lynch (USA) and Cassidy Manna (USA) in 58:01.
Open Mixed: Dan Ratner (USA) and Steph Ratner (USA) in 57:02.
Open Men: Farid Ailam (FRA), Thomas Mouflard (FRA), Quentin Nantois (FRA), and Alan Cao (FRA) in 55:18.
Open Women: Sarah Peterson (USA), Hannah Hunt (CAN), Brianna Puleo (USA), and Halle Cox (USA) in 1:03:12.
Open Mixed: Kelsey Lovelace (USA), Robert McGowan (USA), Meghan McGowan (USA), and Scott Kerstetter (USA) in 1:01:45.
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.