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HYROX Taipei
Podiums & winners by division — Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
About the event
HYROX Taipei makes a triumphant return to Nangang International Exhibition Center, highlighting the growing passion for this discipline across Asia. This season 6 event transforms the vast modern complex into an arena of intense challenges, where athletes tackle 8km of running alternated with 8 demanding workout stations. Unique for its vibrant atmosphere in the heart of Taipei, it draws solo competitors in Open/Pro, doubles, and relays, fostering a memorable collective energy. Staggered start times from 8:30am to 8pm allow everyone to shine, from adaptives to pros, under the dynamic lights of the center. Get ready to enter the Roxzone at the third arch for total immersion. With early check-in on April 11 from 4pm to 8pm, this event cements Taipei as a must-visit stop on the global circuit, where resilience and performance collide in a high-tech Taiwanese setting.
HYROX Taipei 2024 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Taipei shines with diverse accommodations tailored to HYROX participants' needs. Nangang district, near the venue, offers modern hotels with integrated gyms, perfect for final prep without unnecessary travel. Expect comfortable business options with high-speed Wi-Fi, protein-packed breakfasts, and easy transport access. In the lively downtown, family-friendly or luxury spots provide spacious rooms for doubles and relays, plus laundry services for dirty gear. Solo travelers will find high-tech capsules or budget apart-hotels, all equipped for optimal recovery. Spectators enjoy welcoming hostels near tourist sites for easy exploration. Overall, Taiwan's offerings emphasize efficiency: spotless cleanliness, friendly staff, and competitive rates, ensuring rest and focus to perform at Nangang Exhibition Centre.
Taipei provides the perfect backdrop to extend your HYROX adventure. Explore Taipei 101 tower, an architectural icon soaring over 500m, for breathtaking panoramic city views. Stroll through Shilin Night Market, buzzing with authentic street food like crispy oyster omelets or spicy stinky tofu, perfect for recharging after competition. Dive into culture at Longshan Temple, a spiritual haven with intricate sculptures and floating incense. Nature lovers can hike Elephant Mountain for accessible trails offering skyline panoramas. Participants will love Beitou's hot springs for relaxing muscle recovery. Savor fresh bubble teas or steamed dumplings, signature dishes blending sweet and umami flavors, ideal for spectators and athletes seeking local, festive energy.
Race Info
Reach Nangang International Exhibition Center effortlessly via MRT, with Nangang Exhibition Center station just steps from the venue, linking Taoyuan Airport in about 50 minutes. Flyers land at Taoyuan, then take the express train for a smooth transfer to Taipei Main Station, a central hub for taxis or shuttles. Arrive early for check-in and avoid rush hours using local apps for real-time traffic. On-site, walk or grab free bikes for an eco-friendly approach. For prep, use secure lockers nearby and stay hydrated in the subtropical climate. Athletes get direct hall access via wristband, while spectators have dedicated parking. Plan returns considering late final waves for seamless logistics.
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
No.1, Jingmao 2nd Rd., Nangang District, Taipei City 11568, Taiwan
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Romain Chevalier (FRA) in 1:06:48.
Pro Women: Zoe O'Meara (AUS) in 1:15:34.
Open Men: Karim Hegazy (GBR) in 1:03:13.
Open Women: Eadaoin Mcguinness (IRL) in 1:03:54.
Pro Men: Byungseok Song (KOR) and Beomseok Hong (KOR) in 57:40.
Pro Women: Stephanie Perrault (CAN) and Amy Prosser (NZL) in 1:10:53.
Open Men: Conor Mcguinness (IRL) and John Meighan (IRL) in 1:00:00.
Open Women: Jodie Crisp (HKG) and Julia Nakano (GER) in 1:12:10.
Open Mixed: Shokhrukh Ergashev (UZB) and Claire Nesbitt (HKG) in 1:04:09.
Open Men: Ting Chun Wong (HKG), Tin Long Lai (CHN), Man Hon Yeung (HKG), and Cheuk Yiu Lai (HKG) in 56:55.
Open Women: 羿嫻 余, 佩綺 蔡, 晴 高, and 佳怡 周 in 1:16:00.
Open Mixed: Sohee Kim (HKG), Michael Melly (HKG), Kisako Yoshizaki (JPN), and Michael Fitzgibbon (GBR) in 1:01:13.
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.