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HYROX MELBOURNE

HYROX MELBOURNE

Podiums & winners by division — Melbourne

Melbourne, AustraliaDecember 11 – 14, 2025
HYROXS8Completed

World records held here

HYROX Open Doubles Mixed world record·00:49:13

About the event

HYROX Melbourne marks the second Major of season 8, an unmissable event at the heart of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. This four-day spectacle from December 11 to 14, 2025, features Elite 15 races for men and women in singles and doubles, with captivating live streams. In Australia's fitness capital, the atmosphere is electric: antipodean athletes like [[James Kelly]] aim for World Championships qualification. Proximity to the CBD turns the competition into an immersive experience, blending intense training with urban energy. Unique for its location in the heart of one of the world's most liveable cities, HYROX Melbourne combines raw performance and laid-back lifestyle, with morning races perfect before summer heat. Get ready for an unforgettable weekend where sweat and celebrations mix under December sun.

HYROX Melbourne 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Melbourne excels in athlete-friendly accommodations for HYROX, centered around the Melbourne Convention Centre in the CBD. Expect a diverse range: modern hotels steps from the race venue, with easy access to transport and amenities like recovery pools, gyms, and sundecks for relaxation. Upscale options offer Yarra River views, protein-packed breakfasts, and flexible cancellations, perfect for international travelers. Mid-range spots, affordable and a 5-minute walk from key stations, feature rooftops, casino proximity, and smooth airport transfers. The compact CBD ensures unmatched convenience, despite premium rates in peak summer. Spectators love cozy lofts or apartments with equipped kitchens for post-event meals. Book early for partner deals and full immersion in the city's energy.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Melbourne easily via Tullamarine International Airport, connected by direct SkyBus to the CBD and Southern Cross Station, near the Convention Centre. International participants land and arrive onsite in 30 minutes, with light bags for prep. Use efficient public trains, trams, or metros covering the city center stress-free. For races, enter the roxzone at the second visible arch, and arrive early to beat peaks. Athletes recommend anticipating checks and testing the route the day before. Limited parking encourages public transport or shared bikes. Once onsite, the centralized location simplifies trips to hotels and refuel zones. Travel light, hydrated, ready to perform in this ultra-connected city.

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Pro Men: Liam Mccroary (GBR) in 54:58.

Pro Women: Calypso Sheridan (AUS) in 1:02:40.

Open Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) in 54:09.

Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 58:07.

Pro Men: Dene Flude (NZL) and James Newbury (AUS) in 52:21.

Pro Women: Elli Stenfors (FIN) and Zeliha Puls (TUR) in 59:04.

Open Men: Dexter Buchanan (NZL) and Chris Woolley (GBR) in 49:40.

Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) and Jess Pettrow (AUS) in 53:56.

Open Mixed: Cole Learn (CAN) and Mollie Fkiaras (AUS) in 49:13.

Open Men: Tom Hart (NZL), James Mulligan (NZL), Abbas Nazari (NZL), and Issac Bracewell (NZL) in 51:06.

Open Women: Maddy Vaughan-Johncey (GBR), Amy Jackson (IRL), Chloe Jones (GBR), and Jenny Daly (IRL) in 1:00:13.

Open Mixed: Sandy Vickerstaff (AUS), Phoebe Groth (AUS), Jackson Chapman (AUS), and Tyler Wooster (AUS) in 53:20.

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.