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HYROX Miami
Podiums & winners by division — Miami Beach Convention Center
About the event
HYROX Miami 2019 marks the triumphant arrival of the competition in North America, the first event outside Europe on October 19 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. In season 2, this inaugural US edition draws the world's top athletes, including Hunter McIntyre who dominates the pro race in 1h00:27, ahead of record-holder Lukas Storath, winning $2500 and an invitation to the 2020 World Championships. The event unfolds amid the buzz of an iconic coastal city, with pristine beaches and Art Deco architecture as backdrop, turning the convention center into a buzzing arena. Unique for its pioneering role, it catapults HYROX onto the international stage, blending 8km of running with eight intense functional stations like SkiErg, sled push, and burpees, in an electric atmosphere uniting 3000 competitors of all levels. Memorable for its crushing victory and foundational impact, HYROX Miami lays the groundwork for explosive growth.
HYROX Miami 2019 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Plan your stay
Miami offers a wealth of accommodations tailored to HYROX athletes and spectators, with abundant options centered around the Miami Beach Convention Center. Beachfront hotels provide spacious rooms with ocean views, ideal for post-workout recovery lulled by the waves. Expect modern hotels equipped with heated pools, high-tech gyms, and spas for rejuvenating massages, essential before competition. In the host district, beachfront residences offer direct beach access for morning warm-ups, while family complexes include suites with kitchens for custom protein-packed meals. Business travelers appreciate downtown urban towers connected by quick shuttles, with business centers for training planning. Varied budgets: luxurious 5-star resorts with personalized services, or affordable motels near the convention for a local immersion. Book early to snag event packages including transfers and fitness breakfasts.
Miami, Florida's gem, provides a paradisiac setting for HYROX participants. Explore South Beach and its fine-sand beaches for ideal beachside recovery, or stroll the Art Deco district, a World Heritage site, with its pastel buildings and fluid lines evoking the Roaring Twenties. Dive into Ocean Drive for a vibrant cultural immersion, between street art and live performances capturing the city's Latin soul. For leisure, opt for a paddleboard ride on Biscayne Bay or a visit to Wynwood Walls, the temple of contemporary graffiti where streetwear and creativity fuse. On the food front, savor authentic Cuban-American cuisine: try the crispy Cuban sandwich with marinated pork, fresh mahi-mahi ceviche, or spicy empanadas, perfect for refueling without weighing you down. These experiences extend the race's adrenaline into a whirlwind of Floridian flavors and colors.
Race Info
Reaching HYROX Miami is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Miami International Airport, just 20 minutes from the Convention Center, handles direct global flights; opt for airport-hotel shuttles or taxis for a seamless transfer upon arrival. For drivers, smooth highways lead to the venue, with on-site secure parking recommended to avoid urban stress. Public transport shines: Miami Beach's free trolley loops between beaches and the convention continuously, perfect for car-free exploration. Participants, plan to arrive the day before for subtropical acclimation, with light bags for nomadic training. Spectators, use rideshare apps for groups, saving time and adding fun. On-site, clear signage guides to athlete zones; anticipate coastal traffic by leaving early. Tip: carry-on for personal kettlebells, and hydrate heavily from landing to peak perform in Miami's heat.
Miami Beach Convention Center
1901 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 1:00:27.
Pro Women: Imke Salander (GER) in 1:09:48.
Open Men: Matyas Kakuk (USA) in 1:14:02.
Open Women: Kelli Jaco (USA) in 1:14:16.
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.