- 57:04
- 1:00:42
- 1:01:16
About the event
HYROX Monterrey is a highlight of season 8, bringing the intense fitness racing format to Latin America with unmatched local passion. Hosted in Mexico's industrial metropolis of Monterrey, this event transforms vast halls into a buzzing arena where athletes and spectators pulse to the rhythm of 8km runs alternated with demanding functional stations. What makes HYROX Monterrey unforgettable is its strategic location in a city nestled between mountains and deserts, offering a striking contrast between extreme physical effort and the resilience of the surrounding landscapes. Participants find a passionate community, boosted by the moderate altitude that tests endurance like nowhere else on the circuit. Get ready for an immersive experience where Mexican culture infuses every victory shout, making this event an unmissable pillar of the HYROX calendar.
HYROX Monterrey 2026 Podium
Solo
- 1:07:45
- 1:10:29
- 1:10:46
- 1:03:20
- Alan BenabibMEX1:03:29
- 1:04:31
- 1:06:53
- 1:09:43
- Ana MartinezDOM1:11:10
Doubles
- 57:55
- 59:21
- 59:48
- 1:04:53
- 1:05:16
- 1:06:02
- 52:26
- 54:47
- 54:52
- 1:01:38
- 1:01:46
- 1:04:19
- 58:28
- 59:42
- 59:48
Relay
- 51:32
- 53:24
- 54:14
- 1:02:37
- 1:02:43
- 1:02:43
- 54:43
- 57:10
- 1:00:30
Plan your stay
Monterrey offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. The city is packed with modern downtown hotels near exhibition halls, ranging from budget options to luxurious resorts with gyms and pools for optimal prep. Close to the event venue, expect spacious facilities with quiet rooms for ideal recovery after the effort, often featuring protein-packed breakfasts and wellness areas. Peripheral areas toward the mountains provide more nature-oriented stays with inspiring views and access to outdoor trails for warm-ups. Spectators will find friendly hostels fostering community vibes. Overall, options are plentiful, emphasizing functional comfort, convenient shuttles, and warm Mexican hospitality that turns the stay into a memorable extension of the sporting adventure.
Beyond HYROX Monterrey, explore the treasures of this dynamic Mexican city. Visit Macroplaza, one of Latin America's largest public squares, surrounded by baroque palaces and museums like the Museo de Historia Mexicana to dive into the colonial heritage. Climb Cerro de la Silla, the iconic mountain offering stunning panoramic views perfect for a post-competition recovery hike. For leisure, stroll through Parque Fundidora, a former industrial site turned green space with lakes and bike paths. Culturally, catch a mariachi show or discover street art in bohemian neighborhoods. On the food front, savor cabrito asado, the region's typical roasted lamb, or tacos al pastor for a protein boost. Participants will love local markets for fresh fruits and artisanal ice creams, ideal for recharging energy.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Monterrey, fly into General Mariano Escobedo International Airport, well-connected by direct flights from major capitals. Airport-to-venue shuttles make for quick arrivals, while taxis or ride-sharing apps ensure smooth city travel. Savvy participants plan early arrivals to acclimate to the altitude and scout the course. Use efficient public transport like express buses linking downtown to event zones for stress-free mobility. Opt for light luggage transfers for greater agility, and grab bikes from urban share stations if staying nearby. On-site, dedicated parking and secure pedestrian areas minimize logistics hassles. These practical options let you focus fully on performance, with clear signage upon arrival for immediate immersion in the electrifying atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) in 57:04.
Pro Women: Karen Vanessa Lara Castro (MEX) in 1:07:45.
Open Men: Ismael Pedroza (MEX) in 1:03:20.
Open Women: Ana Cristina Manriquez Martinez (MEX) in 1:06:53.
Pro Men: Gabriel Antonio Vázquez Rosas (MEX) and Christian Jesus Jiménez Núñez (MEX) in 57:55.
Pro Women: Susana Arámbula (MEX) and AnaMaria De los rios (MEX) in 1:04:53.
Open Men: Aldo Lozano Márquez (MEX) and Angel Quintero (MEX) in 52:26.
Open Women: Maria Urias (MEX) and Laura Saldaña (MEX) in 1:01:38.
Open Mixed: Gus Manke (USA) and Carla Flores Perez (MEX) in 58:28.
Open Men: Patricio Orozco (MEX), Marcelo Gutiérrez (MEX), Marcelo Perez (MEX), and Julio Calderon (PUR) in 51:32.
Open Women: Erika Roman (MEX), Deborah Jones (USA), Alexia Andrade Mondaca (MEX), and Diana Edith Rivera Cazares (MEX) in 1:02:37.
Open Mixed: Alan Benabib (MEX), Emilio Lara (MEX), Dinorah Garza (MEX), and Mariann Gonzalez (MEX) in 54:43.
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.