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HYROX HOUSTON

HYROX HOUSTON

Podiums & winners by division — Houston

Houston, United StatesMarch 26 – 29, 2026
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About the event

HYROX Houston is a must-attend stop on the HYROX circuit in Season 8, hosted at the prestigious George R. Brown Convention Center from March 27-29, 2026. This Texan event stands out with its premium stadium layout and atmosphere infused with Southern grit, drawing athletes chasing personal bests and podiums. Featuring singles, doubles, relay, and Pro divisions, it offers qualifiers for the World Championships, including age group slots in Pro. Last edition saw a men's Pro world record of 50 minutes 04 seconds by James Kelly and Jake Dearden. Spectators enjoy the Thunderdome and on-site entertainment zone. Houston brings its legendary hospitality, turning the competition into a memorable experience of raw grit and performance at the heart of Texas.

HYROX Houston 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Houston offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Downtown, near the George R. Brown Convention Center, is packed with modern hotels featuring gyms equipped with strength rigs and functional gear, ideal for warm-ups or recovery. Expect a range from luxurious to budget-friendly stays, often within walking distance or a short ride from the venue, simplifying logistics. Many offer athlete specials including pool access, spas, and healthy dining zones. Texan hospitality shines through spacious rooms and attentive service, enabling stress-free optimal prep. Book early for prime locations and turn your stay into the perfect base for performing and enjoying.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Houston, fly into Houston's international airport, well-connected to downtown. Choose reliable shuttles or rideshares for quick trips to the George R. Brown Convention Center, dodging urban traffic hassles. METRO bus and rail services cover parts of downtown, but shared rides are most practical for group arrivals. Participants should plan logistics ahead, arriving the day before for acclimation and flat site recon. Park in official lots if driving, and budget short walks or shuttles from nearby areas. Athlete-friendly access lets you focus on performance, with optimized flows for total event immersion.

1001 Avenida De Las Americas, Houston, TX 77010, United States

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Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 56:18.

Pro Women: Rachael Wade (USA) in 1:00:34.

Open Men: Isaac Fagnan (CAN) in 57:58.

Open Women: Stacey Rawley (USA) in 1:03:49.

Pro Men: Marcus Wallace (USA) and Dawson Miller (USA) in 50:47.

Pro Women: Katherine Fahsbender (USA) and Morgan Schulz (USA) in 55:52.

Open Men: Killian Coleman (IRL) and Parker Bryant (USA) in 52:27.

Open Women: Maddy Kenyon (USA) and Dayna Pembroke (USA) in 1:00:37.

Open Mixed: Lauren Weeks (USA) and Dylan Scott (USA) in 49:24.

Open Men: Al Walkington (USA), Chad Coleman (USA), Jon Walkington (USA), and Tony Wuebker (USA) in 53:26.

Open Women: Briana Carbonell (USA), Janelle Teal (USA), Kathia Rambach (CHI), and Nadine Fadelle (DMA) in 55:05.

Open Mixed: Allison Motto (USA), Mallory Meredith (USA), Britton Ezell (USA), and Matt Meredith (USA) in 56:24.

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.