- Jake DeardenGBR55:03
- 55:45
- Marc DeanGBR56:34
HYROX GENEVA
Podiums & winners by division — Palexpo Geneva (Hall 4 + 5)
Genève, SwitzerlandOctober 9 – 11, 2026
About the event
HYROX Geneva stands out as a key event of season 9, at the crossroads of Europe. Set in a city that is both cosmopolitan and sporty, the race brings together athletes from across Switzerland and neighboring countries, ready to compete on a demanding format that rewards strategy, effort management and determination. The Geneva setting, with its lake, mountains and international institutions, gives the event a special dimension, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and electric. Whether you are aiming for a first challenge or a high-level performance, HYROX Geneva promises an intense day of competition, an engaged crowd and a race experience you will remember for a long time.
HYROX Genève 2026 Podium
Solo
- 59:03
- 1:01:27
- 1:01:47
- Ryan StackGBR57:26
- 59:13
- 59:38
- Esme NicksonGBR1:01:39
- 1:04:35
- 1:05:32
Doubles
- 51:06
- 51:19
- 51:20
- 58:00
- 1:01:56
- 1:02:03
- 51:50
- 54:10
- 54:22
- 1:02:56
- 1:03:03
- 1:03:53
- 55:36
- 55:38
- 57:22
Relay
- 53:00
- 53:38
- 54:33
- 1:03:20
- 1:05:48
- 1:07:19
- 53:15
- 53:52
- 57:45
Plan your stay
Geneva offers a varied range of accommodation suited to both athletes and their supporters. From upscale properties to more affordable options, you will find comfortable rooms, often well connected by public transport and close to key attractions. Participants can expect amenities focused on comfort and recovery: quiet rooms, quality bedding, breakfasts suited to an early start and practical services for athletes. Spectators will appreciate easy access to the city's main areas, making travel smooth throughout the weekend. Whether you are traveling alone, as a couple or in a group, it is advisable to book early to secure the best conditions and stay close to the action.
Alongside HYROX Geneva, take the opportunity to explore the shores of Lake Geneva, perfect for an active recovery walk or a moment of relaxation after the race. The Jet d'Eau, the Old Town and Saint Peter's Cathedral offer a historic and panoramic setting for a stroll with family or friends. On the cultural side, museums dedicated to international organizations and watchmaking allow visitors to immerse themselves in the city's unique identity. For dining, enjoy a sociable fondue or raclette, or choose lighter dishes based on lake fish, ideal for recharging your energy. Geneva combines urban energy, nature and quality of life.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Run 1: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
- Runs 2 to 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Reaching HYROX Geneva is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Geneva is accessible by train from many major European cities, and its international airport is a short distance from the center. Once on site, the public transport network allows easy access to the race area and main districts without needing a personal vehicle. Participants are advised to arrive the day before to recover calmly, familiarize themselves with the venue and prepare logistics, nutrition and equipment. Allow extra time on event day for check-in, warm-up and acclimatization. Walking or using local transport is also a great way to keep your legs active while discovering the city.
Palexpo Geneva (Hall 4 + 5)
Palexpo Geneva (Hall 4 + 5), Rte Francois-Peyrot 30, Grand Saconnex, Switzerland
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) in 55:03.
Pro Women: Stefanie Oswald (GER) in 59:03.
Open Men: Ryan Stack (GBR) in 57:26.
Open Women: Esme Nickson (GBR) in 1:01:39.
Pro Men: Thomas Dubost (FRA) and Tommy Valentin (FRA) in 51:06.
Pro Women: Céline Von Potobsky (SUI) and Melanie Maurer (SUI) in 58:00.
Open Men: Gabin Bertapelle (FRA) and Tom Martz (FRA) in 51:50.
Open Women: Laurie ARMAND (FRA) and Marie-Laure THIEUX (FRA) in 1:02:56.
Open Mixed: Salome De Barthez (FRA) and Thomas Fry (FRA) in 55:36.
Open Men: Sébastien Rousseau (FRA), Diogo Castro (POR), William Boirat (FRA), and Djibril Diallo (FRA) in 53:00.
Open Women: Laure Bovy (SUI), Maeva Flury (SUI), Virginie Zaninetti (SUI), and Bénédicte Rapin (SUI) in 1:03:20.
Open Mixed: Francesco Montori (ITA), Alessia Donati (ITA), Riccardo Tasini (ITA), and Mirjam Von Rohr (SUI) in 53:15.
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.