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HYROX Auckland

HYROX Auckland

Podiums & winners by division — Auckland

Auckland, New ZealandJanuary 18 – 19, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Auckland marks the triumphant return of the competition to the southern hemisphere for season 7, following massive success in 2025 at Auckland Showgrounds. This four-day event, from January 29 to February 1, 2026, features dynamic start waves: men's doubles, individual and adaptive men, women's doubles, and more, with provisional schedules running until 8pm for the final waves. Located in the heart of Epsom, the venue offers a course blending 1km outdoor runs and eight intense stations, amid the electric atmosphere fueling HYROX's rising popularity in Oceania. What makes this event unique is its extended format, allowing thousands of athletes to compete in solo, doubles, or relay divisions under New Zealand's summer sun, with finisher patches and world championship qualifications up for grabs. Gear up for an unforgettable experience where endurance and strength merge in a festive, unmatched competitive vibe.

HYROX Auckland 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Auckland offers plentiful accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, clustered around Auckland Showgrounds in Epsom for quick access. Downtown hotels, just minutes away by public transport, provide modern rooms with harbor views, perfect for post-effort recovery. Nearby, expect comfy hotels with protein-packed energy breakfasts, equipped gyms, and wellness spaces for massages and saunas—key for prep. Residential areas like Greenlane West offer spacious apartments for teams or families, with full kitchens for custom meals. From budget to luxury, options include high-speed WiFi for live rankings, free shuttles to the venue, and flexible check-in for late arrivals. Spectators love packages with easy venue access, turning stays into total immersion in HYROX's fitness world.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Auckland at Auckland Showgrounds, fly into Auckland International Airport, well-connected by direct flights from Australia, Asia, and Europe. Airport-city shuttles provide smooth 30-45 minute transfers to the center. Use the AT network of buses, trains, and ferries for green, affordable mobility: the Epsom line is direct and frequent. Arriving the day before? Plan full rest with light luggage to optimize race day. Park in dedicated venue lots if renting a car, but expect event-day traffic. For prep, arrive early for acclimation and on-site warm-up. Shared options like rideshares or bike shares cut logistics stress, saving energy for the 8km run and stations. Organizers provide clear signage for seamless access.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Tanguy Cruz (FRA) in 1:00:18.

Pro Women: Mollie Emond (AUS) in 1:04:59.

Open Men: Jamie George (GBR) in 57:01.

Open Women: Ali Wilson (GBR) in 1:04:35.

Pro Men: Harry HALL (NZL) and Chas Clark (NZL) in 57:10.

Pro Women: Nicola-Georgia Macbeth (SCO) and Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) in 59:51.

Open Men: Ethan CHRISTENSEN (NZL) and Josh DAIS (NZL) in 1:00:59.

Open Women: Ayla Woodhouse (NZL) and Ruby Barnes (NZL) in 1:04:12.

Open Mixed: Rhyz Greene Kelson (AUS) and Luke Penny (NZL) in 57:21.

Open Men: Chas Clark (NZL), Marc Thomas (NZL), Harry HALL (NZL), and Dominic Sheppard (AUS) in 52:51.

Open Women: Sarah COWLEY ROSS, Emma TWIGG, Abi CHAPMAN, and Kelsi PARKER in 1:04:23.

Open Mixed: Kane Baigent (NZL), Belinda Graham (AUS), Estelle Baigent (NZL), and Dan Corrin (NZL) in 57:55.

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.