- Tim WenischGER54:21
- Sean NobleIRL54:45
- 55:49

HYROX Stuttgart
Podiums & winners by division — Stuttgart
About the event
HYROX Stuttgart is a highlight of Season 8 with three days of non-stop competition from October 31 to November 2, 2025, at Messe Stuttgart. Located in the heart of Baden-Württemberg, this event turns the ICS International Congresscenter into a buzzing arena where pro and amateur athletes battle in an electric atmosphere. The host city, a dynamic industrial capital, offers modern infrastructure perfect for smooth operations, with prime visibility for spectators and flawless logistics. What makes Stuttgart unique is the South German energy infusing the event: a passionate community, festive activations, and a convivial spirit that extends performance on and off the track. Following the triumph of the previous edition, expect broken records, memorable ceremonies, and an atmosphere uniting physical challenges and collective celebration, making this a memorable pillar of the European circuit.
HYROX Stuttgart 2025 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Stuttgart offers a diverse and accessible range of accommodations tailored to HYROX athletes and spectators. Near Messe Stuttgart, the exhibition district is packed with modern hotels of all categories, from comfortable spots for optimal recovery to budget-friendly options. Expect rooms equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, integrated gyms, and protein-packed energy breakfasts. Peripheral areas provide family-run bed & breakfasts for a local immersion, while international chains ensure high standards and group availability. Thanks to proximity to the airport and public transport, travel is seamless, minimizing pre-competition stress. Participants love packages including shuttles to the venue, turning the stay into a seamless experience blending rest, prep, and immersion in the event's energy.
Stuttgart, capital of Baden-Württemberg, captivates participants and spectators with its blend of automotive history and vibrant culture. Explore the Mercedes-Benz Museum to dive into the industrial heritage that shaped the city, or stroll through lush parks like Schlossgarten for a nature recovery after the effort. Ludwigsburg Palace and its lavish gardens offer an ideal baroque escape to recharge. Lively neighborhoods and local markets reveal an authentic side, with pedestrian streets perfect for unwinding. For gastronomy, savor traditional German dishes like Spätzle or Maultaschen, paired with the region's renowned wines. Cozy breweries invite sharing hearty meals and craft beers, fostering connections and relaxation. Extend your stay to combine athletic sweat with cultural discoveries in this city of exceptional quality of life.
Race Info
Getting to Messe Stuttgart is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Stuttgart Airport, just minutes from the venue, welcomes direct flights from major European hubs, ideal for arriving rested. Trains and metros link central stations to the site in under 30 minutes, with high frequency on event days. For drivers, dedicated parking at the complex ensures quick access—anticipate athlete-reserved zones. Participants, plan to arrive early for smooth check-in and briefings, factoring in traffic peaks. Spectators, choose public transport to dodge congestion. Practical tips: validate tickets ahead, use local apps for real-time routes, and build in buffer time for post-race recovery. This accessibility makes Stuttgart a strategic choice for serene prep and total performance focus.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) in 54:21.
Pro Women: Megan Jacoby (USA) in 58:09.
Open Men: Nik Kojc (SLO) in 59:12.
Open Women: Anika Tittmann (GER) in 1:04:33.
Pro Men: Marko Nicic (SRB) and Alexis Bernier (FRA) in 49:41.
Pro Women: Manuela García Caparrós (ESP) and Seka Arning (GER) in 54:59.
Open Men: Yacine Bennafla (SUI) and Matteo Solari (SUI) in 52:24.
Open Women: Sarah Barth (GER) and Angela Deiss (GER) in 1:02:07.
Open Mixed: Lukas Zajons (GER) and Melina Wolf (GER) in 53:49.
Open Men: Tobias Kiefer (GER), Nicolas Küß (GER), Torsten Reuter (GER), and Fabian Grill (GER) in 50:47.
Open Women: Magdalena Fiedler (GER), Inès Amey (SUI), Magdalena Mader (GER), and Marie Ottawa (GER) in 1:04:23.
Open Mixed: Lea Stratmann (GER), Ralf Bittig (GER), Katharina Wetzel (GER), and Timo Estelmann (GER) in 56:05.
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.