- 56:21
- Ryan KentUSA57:22
- 57:37
About the event
HYROX Dallas is a must-attend stop on season 8 of the HYROX circuit in the US, taking place November 21-23, 2025, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in the heart of downtown. This full weekend event promises electric intensity with packed start waves, local gym teams in top form, and a hyped-up Texan vibe where cheers echo loud. Dallas infuses its bold spirit, blending urban grit and Southern glamour, making every race memorable. Pro performances from last year, like Dylan Scott's men's win in 58:13, set the stage for fierce competition. Unique for its legendary hospitality and community energy, HYROX Dallas turns athletes into heroes under vast Texas skies, with iconic podiums against modern landmarks. Get ready for a Southern showdown where local pride fuels every effort.
HYROX Dallas 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:02:19
- 1:03:12
- 1:04:15
- 55:37
- 59:48
- 59:55
- 1:06:27
- 1:07:08
- 1:07:27
Doubles
- 48:48
- 50:01
- 50:12
- 55:56
- 57:44
- 59:11
- 56:29
- 56:35
- 56:48
- 1:01:40
- 1:02:18
- 1:02:30
- 54:44
- 54:52
- 54:54
Relay
- 51:23
- 54:00
- 54:24
- 1:03:10
- 1:06:27
- 1:10:21
- 54:00
- 55:58
- 58:44
Plan your stay
Dallas offers a wide range of accommodations tailored for HYROX participants, centered around the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in downtown. Expect luxury options directly connected to the venue for instant access, perfect for minimizing post-workout trips. Modern mid-range spots provide contemporary comfort with integrated gyms, while budget-friendly choices abound in Deep Ellum and Oak Lawn, just a quick rideshare away. During events, prices rise in core downtown but stay accessible on the outskirts, striking a perfect balance between city flair and Southern practicality. Participants love spacious rooms for recovery, rooftop skyline views, and proximity to wellness spots like spas with massages and saunas. Whether aiming for premium or economical, the abundance of choices ensures a practical, energizing stay infused with Texan hospitality to perform at your peak.
Dallas is packed with attractions to extend the HYROX thrill. Stroll the Dallas Arts District, the largest contiguous arts district in the US, with immersive museums and galleries. Unwind at Klyde Warren Park, an urban oasis offering skyline panoramic views, gourmet food trucks, and green spaces for active recovery. Dive into history at the Sixth Floor Museum, dedicated to JFK's legacy, for a profound and inspiring touch. Explore Deep Ellum, a vibrant neighborhood of street art, live blues, and craft breweries, perfect for a lively night out. For food, indulge in smoky Texas brisket, juicy ribs, and authentic Tex-Mex like cheesy enchiladas or sizzling fajitas – ideal for refueling with generous portions and bold flavors. These experiences capture Dallas's big essence, blending culture, history, and culinary delights for athletes and spectators.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Dallas is straightforward thanks to the central location of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport, about 25 minutes away, connects easily to downtown via abundant, affordable rideshares like Uber or Lyft, the go-to options in this city with limited public transit. DART light rail is available but secondary to VTC convenience. For participants, arrive early for wave prep, with dedicated venue parking and accessible maps for smooth flow. Plan short trips from nearby areas like Deep Ellum or Oak Lawn, making access quick even on a budget. The key: choose rideshares to skip stress, land rested, and focus on performance. Dallas blends Southern practicality and urban efficiency for a seamless race day.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 56:21.
Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) in 1:02:19.
Open Men: Jonathan Glen (GBR) in 55:37.
Open Women: Monreau Tapia (USA) in 1:06:27.
Pro Men: Jake Williamson (GBR) and Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 48:48.
Pro Women: Katherine Fahsbender (USA) and Morgan Schulz (USA) in 55:56.
Open Men: Frankie Thorogood (GBR) and Riley Buettner (USA) in 56:29.
Open Women: Katelin Pratt (USA) and Vanessa Storaci (USA) in 1:01:40.
Open Mixed: Carla Flores (MEX) and Gus Manke (USA) in 54:44.
Open Men: Robin Perségol (FRA), Josh Ward (USA), Mason Stevens (USA), and Ryan Douglas (CAN) in 51:23.
Open Women: Julia Kamide (USA), Alissa Cook (USA), Kristen Kistner (USA), and Kristen Stein (USA) in 1:03:10.
Open Mixed: Anna Foley (USA), Taylor Nyquist (USA), Jake Williamson (GBR), and Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 54:00.
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.