- 1:04:29
- Joe KilmerUSA1:04:52
- Gus MankeUSA1:05:04

HYROX Dallas
Podiums & winners by division — Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
About the event
HYROX Dallas is a must-attend stop on the HYROX circuit, embodying the resilient Texas spirit in season 6. Held on November 18, 2023, this event transforms the vast convention center halls into an arena of intense challenges, where over 1400 athletes compete in an electric atmosphere. Dallas, with its legendary Southern hospitality and iconic landmarks, elevates the competition to a uniquely festive level. The city, birthplace of functional fitness, now hosts North America's first HYROX Performance Center, making this a cornerstone of the US tour. Racers build not only physical endurance but also mental toughness amid a passionate crowd. Memorable for its historic podiums, like Rich Ryan's pro men's win in 59:11, HYROX Dallas unites veterans and newcomers in a collective celebration of raw performance and Texan camaraderie.
HYROX Dallas 2023 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Dallas excels in diverse hotel offerings tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. In the heart of downtown near the convention center, a wealth of modern hotels offers comfortable rooms with sports amenities: 24-hour gyms, pools for active recovery, and wellness spaces for post-competition massages. Budget motel-style options rub shoulders with upscale properties featuring spacious suites, often with panoramic views of the Texan skyline. Expect warm hospitality, protein-packed hearty breakfasts to optimize prep, and practical services like free shuttles to the event venue. Adjacent areas abound in family or shared accommodations for doubles and relays, fostering community exchanges. Whether aiming for luxury or practicality, Dallas ensures restorative rest to boost your HYROX performance.
Dallas provides the perfect backdrop to extend the HYROX experience beyond the track. Explore iconic neighborhoods like Deep Ellum for its vibrant street art murals and live music scene, or stroll Uptown to admire illuminated skyscrapers and modern architecture. Culture lovers can dive into the free Dallas Museum of Art with its diverse exhibitions, or the Perot Museum of Nature and Science for interactive immersions in natural history. For leisure, a walk through Klyde Warren Park—an urban oasis with food trucks and outdoor yoga—recharges your batteries. For Texan flavors, go for smoky brisket barbecues, bold-spiced authentic tacos, or hearty chili, ideal for refueling post-effort. These cultural and culinary discoveries turn Dallas into an ideal playground for athletes and spectators seeking inspiration.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Dallas is seamless thanks to Texas's well-oiled infrastructure. For flyers, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, 30 minutes from the venue, connects easily via shuttles or taxis to the convention center. Road trippers benefit from a dense highway network; plan an early arrival to dodge rush hours and secure on-site or nearby garage parking at moderate rates. Public transit like DART trams efficiently serves downtown, perfect for stress-free zen prep. Tip for participants: arrive 2-3 hours before your wave for smooth check-in, gear drop, and warm-up. Opt for light attire and hydrate en route. Spectators can expect dedicated drop-off zones. Plan via local apps for optimal routes, turning your journey into a serene pre-competitive ritual.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
650 S Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Gunther Klaus (USA) in 1:04:29.
Pro Women: Lauren Griffith (USA) in 1:06:46.
Open Men: Marc Doerfer (GER) in 1:01:25.
Open Women: Rachel Legacy (USA) in 1:04:06.
Open Men: Connor White (USA) and Corey Davis (USA) in 1:02:37.
Open Women: Ali Summers (USA) and Meghan Mcnab (USA) in 57:36.
Open Mixed: Megan Jacoby (USA) and Ryan Kent (USA) in 51:16.
Open Men: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP), Rich Ryan (USA), Dylan Scott (USA), and David Magida (USA) in 47:42.
Open Women: Sarah Hernandez (USA), Valeria Mendez (USA), Andrea Clyburn (USA), and Laurie Winkelman (USA) in 1:03:32.
Open Mixed: Maria Fecik (CAN), Derek Nelson (USA), Chris Balven (USA), and Kara Mobly (USA) in 56:03.
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.