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HYROX MÁLAGA

HYROX MÁLAGA

Podiums & winners by division — Málaga

Málaga, SpainApril 16 – 19, 2026
HYROXS8Completed

About the event

HYROX Málaga is a season 8 highlight on the Costa del Sol at FYCMA, the main exhibition center northwest of the historic core. Its vast flat halls and wide aisles make it a fast, spectator-friendly arena, perfect for chasing personal bests solo or in teams. Amid the Mediterranean spring, the event blends intense effort – 8km of running and 8 functional stations under air-conditioned cover – with outdoor bliss: blue skies, palms, and sea breezes. Minutes away, La Malagueta beaches, Muelle Uno harbor, and old town alleys beckon for instant recovery. More affordable than Paris or London, Málaga delivers great value for a jet-lag-free European sports getaway. Gear up to turn this race into a memorable weekend of performance and sunny relaxation.

HYROX Málaga 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Málaga shines with diverse accommodations tailored for HYROX participants. Near FYCMA, choose airport-area options with pools and hot tubs for top value, or self-catering studios with 24/7 gyms for independent training. Downtown, upscale spots offer spas, pools, and beach access for luxurious seaside recovery. The city's compact layout ensures accessibility: most hotels are 10-20 minutes by taxi or foot from key sites, streamlining logistics. Expect competitive rates for a sunny Spanish coastal city, lower than major European capitals. Whether on a tight budget or seeking premium comfort, Málaga turns your stay into a revitalizing race-cation, with sea views and beach proximity for ideal post-effort downtime.

Race Info

Málaga's compact, logistics-friendly vibe makes HYROX arrival a breeze. The international airport, well-connected, offers quick taxi or shuttle access to FYCMA and the center. Arrive early for acclimation and light sessions: functional gyms are 10-20 minutes away. On race day, mix walks, taxis, or rideshares from central hotels; proximity cuts unnecessary stress. Check in early with ID and QR ticket code, 90 minutes before your wave. Spectators use the dedicated desk. The city supports calm prep: seaside strolls 24-48 hours prior for mobility and easy strides. Post-race, seamless transport to beaches or center for recovery. Everything minimizes logistics hassle and maximizes performance.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Jude Reynolds (GBR) in 56:42.

Pro Women: Rachel Hodgkinson (GBR) in 1:01:36.

Open Men: Mateo Rodrigo (FRA) in 55:51.

Open Women: Lea Egloff (SUI) in 1:04:06.

Pro Men: Olivier Jouve (FRA) and Dimitry Martins (FRA) in 49:35.

Pro Women: Sam Pretty (GBR) and Lauren Richardson (GBR) in 57:17.

Open Men: Romain Delavignette (GER) and Etienne Mingot (FRA) in 52:12.

Open Women: Jem Robinson (GBR) and Beth Elliott (GBR) in 59:46.

Open Mixed: Alexandra Hill (GBR) and Joshua Henry (GBR) in 53:10.

Open Men: Sean Moloney (IRL), Ryan Mccarthy (AUS), Gavin Moloney (IRL), and Zak Harding (IRL) in 50:13.

Open Women: Jamie Carabini (ESP), Ana Victoria Martín Santaella (ESP), Esther Jimenez Palomera (ESP), and Jennifer Marin Palacios (ESP) in 58:52.

Open Mixed: Darragh Kennedy (IRL), Ross Kennedy (IRL), Grainne Condon (IRL), and Aoibhe Butler (IRL) in 55:59.

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.