- Evan MarionFRA58:24
- 59:25
- 59:52
About the event
HYROX Lyon marks the triumphant entry of the discipline into the capital of the Gauls for its first edition in season 8. From May 20 to 24, 2026, Eurexpo Lyon will pulse for five intense days of fierce competitions, wrapping up the French season on an explosive note. This newcomer injects unprecedented energy into the circuit, with a host city boasting a legendary sports heritage, cradle of Olympic champions and dynamic athletic traditions. The electric vibe of a debut promises unforgettable memories: roaring crowds, challenges conquered under the lights of an iconic venue, and a local community ready to set the arena ablaze. Lyon, with its throbbing urban pulse, turns this event into a historic rendezvous where solo athletes, doubles, and relays will push their limits in a unique atmosphere blending Gallic heritage and modern fitness.
HYROX Lyon 2026 Podium
Solo
- Ambre KeramFRA1:04:05
- 1:06:10
- Camille BatFRA1:06:14
- 55:42
- Antonio HoffFRA56:51
- 56:55
- 1:04:05
- 1:04:10
- 1:05:58
Doubles
- 50:34
- 51:22
- 51:34
- 58:52
- 59:55
- 1:01:21
- 51:07
- 52:35
- 53:36
- 58:14
- 1:02:55
- 1:04:00
- 54:17
- 54:24
- 56:02
Relay
- 51:29
- 51:44
- 52:44
- 58:58
- 1:02:42
- 1:06:48
- 56:17
- 56:34
- 58:27
Plan your stay
Lyon offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Eurexpo in Chassieu, choose modern perimeter hotels with easy shuttles, free parking, and integrated gyms to fine-tune your prep. In the city center, discover boutique hotels in Confluence or Presqu'île districts, blending historic charm and contemporary comfort: cozy rooms, protein-packed breakfasts included, and easy transport access. Budget options include hostels or family apart'hotels, ideal for doubles and relays. Expect warm hospitality, with fitness partner establishments offering high-tech recovery like saunas and pools. Book early as demand surges for this inaugural event, ensuring optimal rest before intense races.
Beyond HYROX Lyon, explore the host city's treasures. Stroll through Vieux Lyon, a UNESCO site with secret traboules and Renaissance facades. Climb to the Basilique de Fourvière for a stunning panoramic view of the Rhône and Saône confluence. Participants and spectators will love riverside walks, perfect for active recovery. For culture, visit the Musée des Confluences, a futuristic architecture dedicated to natural history and human societies. For leisure, rent a bike to cruise the riverbanks or unwind in Parc de la Tête d'Or, the green lung with a lake and free zoo. Gastronomically, savor pike quenelles in Nantua sauce, Lyon-style andouillette, or tablier de sapeur, paired with brioche sausage. Wash it down with a glass of Beaujolais or Côte du Rhône to recharge batteries in true local style.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Runs 1 to 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Getting to HYROX Lyon is seamless thanks to the region's excellent connectivity. Land at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport, just 20 minutes from Eurexpo by direct shuttle or taxi, for a stress-free arrival. Train travelers alight at Lyon Part-Dieu, then take the T3 express tram to the site in 30 minutes. By car, A43 and A42 motorways converge easily, with secure on-site parking; plan carpooling to ease flow. For prep, arrive the day before for acclimation and course recon. Use local public transport: buses and metro cover Lyon and suburbs, with affordable day passes. Anticipate race-day traffic peaks by starting early. Practical info: clear signage at the venue, bag drop-off zones, and bike services for eco-friendly last-mile.
Bd de l'Europe, 69680 Chassieu
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Evan Marion (FRA) in 58:24.
Pro Women: Ambre Keram (FRA) in 1:04:05.
Open Men: Thibaud Laurent (FRA) in 55:42.
Open Women: Anissa Alili Saadi (FRA) in 1:04:05.
Pro Men: Martin Lecorgne (FRA) and Xavier Dufour (FRA) in 50:34.
Pro Women: Rebecca Houard (FRA) and Jezabel Kremer (FRA) in 58:52.
Open Men: Nael Thibault (FRA) and Romain Serveaux (FRA) in 51:07.
Open Women: Héloïse Riboldi (FRA) and Kessy Pignon (FRA) in 58:14.
Open Mixed: Julie Albert (FRA) and Romain Chamayou—brien (FRA) in 54:17.
Open Men: Ali Baha (FRA), Tony Peter (FRA), Oumar Diop (FRA), and Louka Pinard (FRA) in 51:29.
Open Women: Camille Julien (FRA), Magali Manoukian (FRA), Magali Bernardin (FRA), and Manon Poulignier (FRA) in 58:58.
Open Mixed: Hugo Joud (FRA), Marie Morgen (FRA), Hugo Beck (FRA), and Celia Esnault-Valet (FRA) in 56:17.
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.