- 58:37
- 59:01
- 59:47

About the event
HYROX Madrid brings the intensity of fitness racing to Spain’s dynamic capital, turning the IFEMA exhibition complex into a playground for endurance and strength. As part of Season 6, this event marked a key milestone in the Spanish HYROX calendar, attracting hundreds of athletes and a buzzing crowd in one of Europe’s most exciting cities. Madrid’s blend of historic charm and modern infrastructure creates a striking backdrop for the race, with the venue in the Barajas district offering spacious halls, smooth logistics and easy access from the airport. From first-time competitors to seasoned racers chasing personal bests, HYROX Madrid delivers a memorable experience where the energy of the crowd and the city’s sporting spirit push you through every workout and every lap.
HYROX Madrid 2023 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Madrid offers a wide range of accommodation options to match every HYROX participant’s needs, from budget-friendly stays to more premium, comfort-focused choices. Around the IFEMA area and the Barajas district, you will find many business-style hotels and serviced apartments that cater well to athletes, with practical rooms, early breakfast options and straightforward access to the venue. Closer to the city center, accommodations range from boutique guesthouses to larger urban hotels, ideal if you want to combine race day with sightseeing and nightlife. In general, visitors can expect clean, modern rooms, reliable public transport connections and plenty of places to unwind after the event. Booking early is advisable, especially if you want to stay near the venue or secure flexible check-in and check-out times around your race schedule.
Competing at HYROX Madrid is the perfect excuse to explore one of Europe’s most captivating cities. Before or after race day, wander through the grand boulevards around Gran Vía, visit the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor, or relax in the greenery of El Retiro Park. Art lovers can dive into the world-class collections of the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums. In the evenings, experience Madrid’s famous nightlife in lively neighborhoods such as La Latina, Malasaña or Chueca. For food, refuel with traditional tapas, patatas bravas, tortilla de patatas and a comforting cocido madrileño, or sample modern Spanish cuisine in bustling markets like Mercado de San Miguel. Whether you are racing or cheering, Madrid offers endless culture, flavor and atmosphere.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Madrid is straightforward thanks to the city’s excellent transport network and the event’s location near IFEMA in the Barajas area. Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport is just a short journey from the venue, with metro and bus lines that connect directly to the exhibition district and the wider city. If you arrive by train, long-distance services bring you into major stations like Atocha and Chamartín, where you can switch to metro or taxi for the final leg. Participants are advised to arrive at least one day before their race to settle in, collect any necessary items and walk through their logistics from accommodation to venue. Plan your route in advance, allow extra time for crowds and check local public transport schedules to make race morning smooth and stress-free.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jonathon Wynn (AUS) in 58:37.
Pro Women: Alina Willnow (GER) in 1:06:04.
Open Men: Aitor Lizarazu Hormilla (ESP) in 58:09.
Open Women: Noelia Pérez Tur (ESP) in 1:06:14.
Open Men: Ivan Remesal Castaño (ESP) and Jose Angel Hidalgo Izquierdo (ESP) in 54:11.
Open Women: Anna Syme (IRL) and Dena Hogan (IRL) in 1:02:14.
Open Mixed: David Maia (POR) and Sara Pinto (ESP) in 58:57.
Open Mixed: Daniela Couto (POR), Maria Fecik (CAN), Tiago Lousa (POR), and Diogo Freitas (POR) in 52:21.
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.