- 55:49
- 58:11
- 1:00:04
HYROX BANGKOK
Podiums & winners by division — Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre
Bangkok, ThailandAugust 13 – 16, 2026
About the event
HYROX Bangkok stands as a highlight of Season 9, with a race held in a vibrant, hot, and humid metropolis that will test your effort management. Tropical heat, fast-paced urban rhythm, and the energy of a capital that never sleeps give every kilometer a different dimension. The event brings together local and international athletes in an electric atmosphere, fueled by city noise and Thai crowd enthusiasm. Running HYROX in Bangkok means combining performance and travel, pushing your limits while immersing yourself in a strong culture. It is a rare chance to turn a fitness competition into a memorable sporting and human experience.
HYROX Bangkok 2026 Podium
Solo
- 1:01:31
- 1:04:21
- 1:05:18
- Rik BeugelNED58:15
- 58:26
- 58:28
- 1:07:26
- Soraya SaaitTHA1:08:19
- 1:08:35
Doubles
- 52:18
- 52:27
- 55:26
- 58:20
- 1:03:26
- 1:07:38
- 준서 최준현 전53:01
- 53:33
- 53:36
- 1:03:41
- Eva HsiehWinnie HungHYROX1:04:49
- 1:04:53
- 53:30
- 路娇 廖瑟 王55:21
- 55:47
Relay
- 48:43
- 민석 서종원 임현상 조준현 전52:20
- 54:40
- 1:04:06
- 1:05:36
- 1:14:38
- 51:21
- 55:21
- 58:28
Plan your stay
Bangkok offers a wide range of accommodations suited to all HYROX participant profiles. You will find budget options for solo travelers as well as higher-end properties for those seeking comfort and optimal recovery. Most accommodations provide air conditioning, essential in the hot and humid climate, along with relaxation areas, sometimes including a pool or gym to maintain warm-up or mobility routines. Central districts are well connected and allow quick access to the event venue. Participants can choose lodging near transport, dining areas, and main attractions to optimize logistics, rest, and travel enjoyment.
Taking part in HYROX Bangkok is also an opportunity to discover a fascinating capital. Outside the race, explore iconic temples such as Wat Pho or Wat Arun, stroll along the Chao Phraya River, or wander through lively local markets. Modern shopping centers stand alongside traditional neighborhoods, offering both retail and cultural immersion. Enjoy Thai massages to recover after effort and relax your muscles. On the food side, try typical dishes like pad thai, fragrant curries, or spicy salads, adjusting spice levels to your tolerance. Between visits, relaxation, and culinary discoveries, your stay around the race becomes a true city trip.
Race Info
Reaching HYROX Bangkok is made easier by the citys strong connectivity, served by a major international airport and a well-developed urban transport network. Once on site, plan your trips to the event venue with the often heavy traffic in mind, especially during peak hours. Choose transport options that let you travel light the day before the race to reduce fatigue. Arriving several days early can help you acclimate to the heat and time difference while learning the route to the competition site. Prepare hydration, light clothing, and enough time buffers to approach race day calmly, focused only on your performance.
Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre - 88 Debaratna Rd
Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre - 88 Debaratna Rd, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Dexter Buchanan (NZL) in 55:49.
Pro Women: Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) in 1:01:31.
Open Men: Rik Beugel (NED) in 58:15.
Open Women: Natalia Peyón (PER) in 1:07:26.
Pro Men: Beomseok Hong (KOR) and Seunghyun Noh (KOR) in 52:18.
Pro Women: Aki Yoshida (JPN) and Megumi Hirayama (JPN) in 58:20.
Open Men: 준서 최 and 준현 전 in 53:01.
Open Women: Emily Rose (GBR) and Hannah Caldwell (ENG) in 1:03:41.
Open Mixed: Pimchanok Kumman (THA) and Gabe Heck (USA) in 53:30.
Open Men: James Hogg (GBR), Gabe Heck (USA), Mohamed Redaoui (MAR), and Julien Prieur (FRA) in 48:43.
Open Women: Megan Lockett (GBR), Evija Polakova (LAT), Emily Rose (GBR), and Lyndsey Fraser in 1:04:06.
Open Mixed: 하은Haeun Kim (KOR), Solbi Kim (KOR), Beomseok Hong (KOR), and Seunghyun Noh (KOR) in 51:21.
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.