- 55:01
- 55:39
- 55:45
Youth edition at the same timeHYROX YOUNGSTARS OSLOSeptember 26 – 27, 2026
About the event
HYROX Oslo brings the electric atmosphere of global fitness racing to Norway’s capital, offering athletes and supporters a high-energy stage to test strength, endurance and grit. Set against Oslo’s dramatic fjord and forest backdrop, this Season 9 event blends urban edge with stunning Nordic nature, creating a race weekend that feels both intense and inspiring. Participants can expect a meticulously organized competition with fast transitions, loud crowds and a course designed to reward smart pacing as much as raw power. With Oslo now firmly on the HYROX map, this event has quickly become a must-do stop in Northern Europe, known for its friendly local community, smooth logistics and memorable finish-line moments.
HYROX Oslo 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 49:43
- 50:00
- 50:18
- 56:16
- 57:28
- 57:45
- 50:33
- 53:27
- 55:40
- 1:03:43
- 1:03:43
- 1:04:05
- 53:14
- 53:38
- 55:31
Relay
- 52:18
- 52:44
- 53:01
- 1:01:17
- 1:04:55
- 1:06:47
- 58:51
- 1:00:18
- 1:02:31
Plan your stay
Oslo offers a wide range of accommodation options for HYROX participants and spectators, from modern city-center hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses and serviced apartments. Many properties provide easy access to public transport, making it straightforward to reach both the venue and the main tourist areas. Visitors can expect clean, well-equipped rooms, generous Scandinavian breakfasts with plenty of high-quality protein and whole foods, and helpful staff accustomed to welcoming international guests. For those traveling in teams or groups, apartment-style lodging can provide extra space for gear, meal prep and stretching sessions. Booking early is recommended, as popular fitness events draw higher demand, especially for accommodations close to the main transport hubs and race facilities.
Competing at HYROX Oslo is the perfect excuse to discover one of Scandinavia’s most exciting cities. Between race sessions, explore the waterfront at Aker Brygge and the modern architecture of the Oslo Opera House, or take in panoramic views from Holmenkollen ski jump. Culture lovers can visit the Munch Museum or the Viking Ship Museum to immerse themselves in Norwegian history and art. For recovery and relaxation, enjoy a sauna by the fjord or stroll through the serene forests just outside the city. Refuel with local specialties like fresh seafood, salmon, or hearty Norwegian stews, and don’t miss tasting skillingsbolle, the classic cinnamon pastry, in one of Oslo’s cozy coffee bars.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 7: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
- Run 8: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
Getting to HYROX Oslo is straightforward thanks to the city’s strong transport infrastructure. International travelers typically arrive via Oslo Airport Gardermoen, then connect to the city by train or express bus, with frequent services and clear signage. Within Oslo, an efficient network of metro, trams and buses makes it easy to move between the city center, accommodation areas and the event venue. Participants are advised to arrive at least a day in advance to acclimatize, collect race essentials and familiarize themselves with the route to the venue. Allow extra time on race day for public transport, check-in procedures and warm-up. Comfortable clothing layers, hydration planning and checking local transport schedules in advance will help ensure a calm and focused start.
NOVA Spektrum
NOVA Spektrum, Messeveien 8, 2004 Lillestrøm, Norway
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jannik Czapla (GER) in 55:01.
Pro Women: Annie Emilsson (SWE) in 57:37.
Open Men: Sean Walsh (IRL) in 56:45.
Open Women: Rebecca Smithson (GBR) in 58:46.
Pro Men: Cem Ter Burg (NED) and Maarten Enthoven (NED) in 49:43.
Pro Women: Annie Emilsson (SWE) and Fanny Josefine Ahlfors (SWE) in 56:16.
Open Men: Adrian Lindgren (NOR) and Erik Woodward (NOR) in 50:33.
Open Women: Camilla Lillefjell (NOR) and Lillian Hatling (NOR) in 1:03:43.
Open Mixed: Malene Pedersen (NOR) and Lars Rudi (NOR) in 53:14.
Open Men: Frank Løke (NOR), Anders Meskestad Jacobsen (NOR), Markus Johansen Westgaard (NOR), and Patrik Nordengen Czajkowski (NOR) in 52:18.
Open Women: Emilie Hamre (NOR), Hanna Holmboe (NOR), Ida Kristine Jørgensen (NOR), and Ingrid Stokke Holmboe (NOR) in 1:01:17.
Open Mixed: Mats Undbekken (NOR), Anne Marte Sneve (NOR), Catrine Collins (NOR), and Anders Skiaker Myhra (NOR) in 58:51.
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.