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HYROX SHANGHAI

HYROX SHANGHAI

Podiums & winners by division — Shanghai

Shanghai, ChinaNovember 22 – 23, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Shanghai marks a major milestone in the global circuit, making a strong comeback for season 8 in one of Asia's largest urban hubs. Held over two full days at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center, this event transforms a legendary venue for international exhibitions into a buzzing fitness arena. Thousands of solo athletes, doubles, or relay teams will tackle eight 1 km runs alternated with eight intense functional stations like sled pushes and burpees, in an electric atmosphere primed for personal bests and competitive rankings. Shanghai and Asia-Pacific's fitness community gathers here to push limits, with a lively post-race entertainment zone fueled by cheering crowds. Unique for its growing regional scale, this event promises unforgettable intensity at the heart of an ambitious metropolis, where competition blends with the cosmopolitan energy of a city that never sleeps.

HYROX Shanghai 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

  1. 乐 汪佳莹 任巧丽 李轶薇 曹
    1:05:49
  2. 瑾 胡莉敏 张艳 张宁 陈
    1:06:51
  3. 明玥 张伟红 陶文郁 祁婷 陶
    1:08:12

Plan your stay

Shanghai offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near the event venue at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center in Pudong district, prioritize convenient options for quick access, avoiding long trips in this sprawling city. Pudong's modern hotels combine convenience with top-tier facilities, including gyms, pools, and recovery services like spas and traditional Chinese therapies to optimize pre-race prep or post-race recovery. For a livelier vibe, central areas around the Bund offer a mix of contemporary luxury and historic charm, with breathtaking skyline views, though requiring extra travel time. Expect clean, tech-savvy properties with app-based bookings, fast Wi-Fi, and affordable choices for various budgets. Mid-to-upper range compared to other Chinese cities, but balanced with local fitness studios and international hotels for a revitalizing stay.

Race Info

Shanghai excels in accessibility thanks to its world-class metro system, extensive and efficient, connecting airports, downtown, and the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center stress-free. For arrivals, use direct lines to Pudong from international hubs, with smooth transfers for competition gear. Modern ride-hailing apps provide quick, affordable transfers to the venue, ideal for groups or bulky luggage. Tips for participants: plan early arrival for jet lag acclimation and venue scouting, combining reliable public transport with ride-sharing options. Easily explore the city for pre-race gym sessions or cultural visits. Post-event, head home smoothly via night networks. Everything is designed to minimize logistics, preserving energy for performance, in a metropolis where urban mobility fuses tradition and high-tech innovation.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Gabriel Heck (USA) in 57:16.

Pro Women: 芳 朱 (CHN) in 1:06:40.

Open Men: Seunghyun Noh (KOR) in 57:47.

Open Women: 佳丽 万 (CHN) in 1:08:09.

Pro Men: Kitae Nam (KOR) and Beom Seok Hong (KOR) in 54:19.

Pro Women: Tamarind Robinson (AUS) and Stephanie Perrault (CAN) in 1:01:16.

Open Men: Liam Reynolds (AUS) and Aaron Price (AUS) in 52:52.

Open Women: Sara Gandola (ITA) and Kimi Isom (USA) in 58:43.

Open Mixed: Seunghyun Noh (KOR) and 하은Haeun Kim (KOR) in 58:10.

Open Men: Kenny Wang (USA), Gabe Heck (USA), Han Lin (NED), and Callum Meehan (NZL) in 50:21.

Open Women: 乐 汪, 佳莹 任, 巧丽 李, and 轶薇 曹 in 1:05:49.

Open Mixed: 辰 徐, 佳丽 万, 庆林 赵, and 琰 苏 in 53:52.

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.