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HYROX Valencia

HYROX Valencia

Podiums & winners by division — Valencia

Valencia, SpainMarch 8 – 9, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Valencia is a must-attend stop on the global circuit in Season 7, featuring three days of fierce competition at Feria Valencia. This iconic venue, located northwest of downtown, offers a fast and fluid course ideal for standout performances like the Spanish women's record by Manuela García Caparrós in 1:05:13. Host city Valencia energizes the event with its Mediterranean vibe: passionate crowds, electric atmosphere, and rising local talents like ex-Ironman champion Emilio Aguayo. Unique with its compact 360-meter lap featuring three loops in the first kilometer, it packs action into an intense Roxzone, enabling less crowded starts (max 41 athletes in individual waves). Get ready for elite and pro waves that electrify this Spanish stage, where records and feats unfold under mild, sunny weather.

HYROX Valencia 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Valencia offers diverse and affordable hotel options for HYROX participants and spectators. Near Feria Valencia, expect convenient choices like congress hotels right next door, easing stress-free early arrivals. Moderate rates for Western Europe make it budget-friendly, with modern spots geared for athletes: gyms, pools, and energizing breakfasts. To the historic center or beaches, metro and buses provide quick, cheap rides. Family or boutique stays bring local charm with terraces to enjoy the mild climate. Whether seeking basic comfort or coastal luxury, plentiful options let you stay close to the action or explore vibrant Valencia while keeping costs low to focus on performance.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Valencia easily via Valencia Airport, well-served by direct European flights, followed by a metro or bus ride to Feria Valencia. International participants land and arrive onsite in under an hour with regular shuttles. Once there, metro line 3 and buses connect from northwest of downtown in 20-30 minutes, ideal for arriving rested. Plan to check in 90 minutes before your wave, bringing QR code and ID. Practical tips include light luggage for ease and affordable public transport to skip traffic. For prep, test the onsite warm-up course and hydrate well thanks to the mild climate. Valencia caters perfectly to athletes, making arrival simple and the event accessible to all.

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Pro Men: Emilio Aguayo (ESP) in 58:38.

Pro Women: Manuela García Caparrós (ESP) in 1:05:18.

Open Men: Ciaran Parkinson (ENG) in 58:53.

Open Women: Monica Ferrer Pastor (ESP) in 1:05:27.

Pro Men: Roger Marti Vargas (ESP) and Victor Esparza Monreal (ESP) in 55:23.

Pro Women: Jodie Bray (GBR) and Samantha Grist (GBR) in 1:04:06.

Open Men: Valentín Gamba Dondich (ARG) and Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP) in 51:29.

Open Women: Patricia Curbelo (ESP) and Yadira Pérez (MEX) in 1:00:07.

Open Mixed: Frederic Legatzki (GER) and Marlena Michno (POL) in 57:27.

Open Men: Sergio Turull (ESP), Emilio Aguayo (ESP), Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP), and Pedro Toral (ESP) in 51:02.

Open Women: Carmen Hernández Martín (ESP), Isa Olivares Ruiz (ESP), Laura Hernández Abreu (ESP), and Andrea Ramos Rodríguez (ESP) in 1:15:43.

Open Mixed: Tiago Santos (POR), Cátia Capitão (POR), Ricardo Ribeiro (POR), and Raquel Gonçalves (POR) in 1:01:35.

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.