- 55:23
- Ryan DouglasCAN56:17
- 56:27
World records held here
About the event
HYROX Vancouver marks a major milestone in the global circuit's season 8, solidifying HYROX's explosive growth in Canada following Toronto's resounding success. Scheduled over two intense days, this event draws thousands of athletes ready to conquer the eight iconic stations in a dynamic urban setting. Vancouver, strategically located between the Pacific Ocean and coastal mountains, provides a unique natural backdrop that amps up the adrenaline: picture sprinting toward a snow-capped peak or rowing facing the ocean horizon. What makes HYROX Vancouver unforgettable is its festive winter atmosphere, where the local fitness community merges with international competitors to create lasting memories. Expect flawless organization, electric energy, and fiercely contested podiums in a city synonymous with adventure and resilience. A must for any fitness racing enthusiast aiming to perform at the heart of Canada's wild nature.
HYROX Vancouver 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:02:48
- 1:04:02
- 1:04:58
- 58:53
- Amado AcostaCAN59:54
- 1:01:17
- 59:32
- Josie SaldatCAN1:04:01
- Lex WiebeCAN1:04:33
Doubles
- 56:39
- 58:19
- 58:56
- 53:40
- 1:03:58
- 1:04:19
- 54:18
- 55:15
- 55:19
- 1:01:42
- 1:02:05
- 1:03:34
- 56:20
- 57:28
- 58:05
Relay
- 56:07
- 1:03:27
- 1:03:46
- 56:35
- 1:05:06
- 1:06:20
- 58:40
- 58:58
- 59:04
Plan your stay
Vancouver offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored to HYROX participants and spectators, with plentiful choices near the competition venue. Central areas like downtown and Yaletown feature modern hotels at varied rates, often with special sports event packages including protein-packed breakfasts and equipped gyms. Expect comfortable rooms with water or mountain views, ideal for optimal recovery after intense efforts. For moderate budgets, motels and hostels in adjacent neighborhoods provide spacious bunk beds and lively communal spaces, perfect for networking with the HYROX community. Luxury options on high floors guarantee spas and pools for unwinding. Book early as demand surges in winter season; prioritize venues with free shuttles to the site for seamless logistics. Every stay reflects Vancouver's welcoming spirit, blending urban comfort with nature proximity.
Beyond HYROX Vancouver, discover the treasures of this legendary coastal city. Stroll through Stanley Park, the green lung bordered by the ocean, perfect for active recovery by bike or on foot along the Seawall. Admire the skyline from the Capilano Suspension Bridge, a dizzying suspended walkway over an ancient rainforest, ideal for a post-competition adrenaline hit. Culture lovers will be charmed by Gastown's Victorian steam clock and Indigenous art galleries. For leisure, a harbor cruise or ascent of Grouse Mountain offers breathtaking panoramic views. On the culinary front, savor fresh grilled salmon, local seafood, or revamped poutines packed with protein to recharge your batteries. Opt for Hawaiian-Canadian poke bowls or inspired smorrebrod, tailored to athletes' energy needs. Vancouver blends raw nature and marine flavors for an unforgettable getaway.
Race Info
Reach HYROX Vancouver effortlessly thanks to a smooth and efficient transport network. YVR International Airport, just 30 minutes from downtown, offers direct flights from Europe, the US, and Asia; plan an early arrival to adjust to jet lag and scout the terrain. Take the Canada Line, a fast and reliable metro, connecting the airport straight to the city center without transfers. For local travel, buses and ferries serve key areas, while bike-sharing suits light warm-ups. Savvy participants arrive the day before for venue recon and a solid night's sleep. Park in the site's secure lots if driving, or use popular carpooling among local fitness communities. Pack warm clothes for winter commutes and stay hydrated. Exemplary accessibility lets you focus fully on performance.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 55:23.
Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) in 1:02:48.
Open Men: Callum Parker (NZL) in 58:53.
Open Women: Kris Rugloski (USA) in 59:32.
Pro Men: Brandon Hughes (USA) and Charlie Farra (USA) in 56:39.
Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) and Vivian Tafuto (USA) in 53:40.
Open Men: Amado Acosta (CAN) and Andrew Acosta (CAN) in 54:18.
Open Women: April Cockshutt (CAN) and Tara Bassili (CAN) in 1:01:42.
Open Mixed: April Cockshutt (CAN) and Jesse Bruce (CAN) in 56:20.
Open Men: Matt Wilson (CAN), James Weber (CAN), Kyle Vis (CAN), and Jules Sylvestre (CAN) in 56:07.
Open Women: Emily Dietrich (USA), Christy Drever (CAN), Fiona Minty (GBR), and Lianne Girard (CAN) in 56:35.
Open Mixed: Jonny Tweedie, Jake Roberts (GBR), Yolanda Olavarrieta Barrioseta, and Rebecca Santamaria Caballero (ESP) in 58:40.
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.