- Gabe HeckUSA56:47
- 59:30
- 1:03:45
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About the event
BYD HYROX Bangkok marks the triumphant arrival of the World Series of Fitness Racing in Thailand for season 7. The country's first major event draws athletes from around the world for 8km of running alternated with 8 functional workout stations in an electrifying indoor arena. Bangkok, with its buzzing energy and tropical climate, provides a unique setting where humid heat tests competitors' resilience. This event stands out with its high-octane stadium atmosphere, perfect for Open/Pro solos, Doubles, or Relays. Whether you're a veteran or a newbie, join the #HYROXFAMILY for an unforgettable challenge, featuring global leaderboards and qualification slots. Gear up to conquer this iconic Asian stage, where grit and strength clash in Thailand's dynamic capital.
HYROX Bangkok 2025 Podium
Solo
- Josie HullGBR1:04:56
- 1:08:17
- Clare CheungCAN1:09:35
- 1:02:05
- 1:03:35
- Moataz AmerEGY1:04:19
- Emily RelfGBR1:04:30
- 1:07:59
- Nadin DuitGER1:09:48
Doubles
- 56:25
- 56:37
- 56:51
- 57:53
- 1:04:45
- 1:07:41
- 59:28
- 59:32
- 59:42
- 1:03:28
- 1:04:49
- 1:05:26
- 54:08
- 56:32
- 57:07
Relay
- 56:28
- 59:25
- 59:26
- 1:05:44
- 1:05:54
- 1:08:50
- 1:00:15
- 1:01:57
- 1:01:58
Plan your stay
Bangkok offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for BYD HYROX Bangkok participants and spectators. The city has a wide range, from modern hotels near main routes to comfy riverside residences, making the indoor arena easily accessible. Expect spots with pools, equipped gyms, and wellness areas to boost recovery: saunas, traditional Thai massages, and healthy on-site nutrition. Central areas provide proximity to transport and tourist sites, while budget-friendly choices include lively hostels for a community vibe. Choose air-conditioned stays to beat the tropical humidity, with fast WiFi to track leaderboards. Whether solo or with your team, Bangkok delivers comfort, convenience, and immersion in its vibrant energy, perfect for peak prep.
Beyond BYD HYROX Bangkok, explore the treasures of Thailand's capital. Visit the Grand Palace and its shimmering temples, or Wat Arun at sunset for a deep cultural immersion. Stroll through floating markets like Damnoen Saduak for an authentic experience, or cruise along the Chao Phraya River by boat. For leisure, check out parks like Lumpini for yoga or paddleboarding. Participants and spectators will love local dishes: fresh pad thai, spicy tom yum, sweet mango sticky rice, and grilled seafood. Opt for healthy street foods packed with protein and veggies to stay in shape. Bangkok blends spirituality, urban buzz, and exotic flavors, ideal for recharging after the race.
Race Info
To reach BYD HYROX Bangkok, fly into Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airports, well-connected by express trains, taxis, or shuttles to downtown. Once there, hop on the BTS Skytrain or MRT for quick, air-conditioned rides that dodge traffic jams. Plan to arrive early for athlete check-in with mandatory ID, and pack light for easy mobility. Competitors benefit from acclimating to the climate by arriving a day ahead, staying hydrated, and testing routes. Exact venue directions will be on the official site; stick to public options for stress-free prep. Bangkok is highly accessible with smooth infrastructure for all, letting you focus fully on performance.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Gabe Heck (USA) in 56:47.
Pro Women: Josie Hull (GBR) in 1:04:56.
Open Men: Jamie Barnett (GBR) in 1:02:05.
Open Women: Emily Relf (GBR) in 1:04:30.
Pro Men: Oliver Worth (GBR) and Lawrence Cartwright (GBR) in 56:25.
Pro Women: Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) and Nicola-Georgia Macbeth (SCO) in 57:53.
Open Men: Eduardo tomas Diaz lama (CHI) and Marcos Fernandez Lozano (ESP) in 59:28.
Open Women: Anita Bye (THA) and Chanakarn Lurkraisit (THA) in 1:03:28.
Open Mixed: Maire Mc Ginley (IRL) and Gabe Heck (USA) in 54:08.
Open Men: Zaid Rajab (JOR), Moataz Mohi Amer (JOR), Karim Hegazy (GBR), and Jonathon Bathurst (GBR) in 56:28.
Open Women: Megan Lockett (GBR), Emily Rose (GBR), Beth Upton (GBR), and Evija Polakova (LAT) in 1:05:44.
Open Mixed: Michael Melly (HKG), Clement Zhao (SIN), Sohee Kim (HKG), and Elain Tan (SIN) in 1:00:15.
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.