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HYROX Los Angeles

Podiums & winners by division — Los Angeles

Los Angeles, United StatesMay 7, 2022
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About the event

HYROX Los Angeles brings the world’s fastest-growing fitness race format to one of the most iconic athletic cities in the United States. Set against the backdrop of Southern California’s urban sprawl and skyline, this stop in Season 4 offers participants a chance to test their endurance and grit in a venue known for hosting major sporting and entertainment events. Los Angeles’ blend of competitive spirit, health-conscious lifestyle, and diverse athletic communities makes this race especially electric, with packed spectator zones and a motivating atmosphere. From first-time racers chasing a personal milestone to seasoned athletes hunting for a podium, HYROX Los Angeles has built a reputation as a must-do West Coast challenge where performance, community, and spectacle come together in one unforgettable day.

HYROX Los Angeles 2022 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

As a global destination city, Los Angeles offers a wide range of accommodation options for HYROX participants and supporters. Visitors can choose from modern downtown hotels close to major event venues, comfortable mid-range chains across the city, or stylish boutique properties in neighborhoods like Hollywood, Koreatown, or Santa Monica. Many accommodations provide fitness facilities, early breakfast options, and flexible check-in times that cater well to race-day schedules. Athletes can prioritize proximity to the venue to minimize race morning stress, while spectators might opt for areas with easy access to sightseeing and dining. Regardless of budget, guests can expect a broad choice of rooms, good public transport or rideshare access, and the convenience of staying in one of the most connected cities on the West Coast.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Los Angeles is straightforward thanks to the city’s extensive transport infrastructure. Most international and domestic participants will arrive via Los Angeles International Airport, with additional options at nearby regional airports. From there, rideshares, taxis, and car rentals make it simple to reach the event area and explore the city. Public transportation, including metro lines and buses, can be useful for those staying in central neighborhoods. Athletes are advised to plan their arrival at least a day in advance to acclimate to traffic patterns, climate, and time zone, and to allow ample time on race day to commute to the venue, collect materials, and warm up. Checking routes and parking options beforehand helps ensure a smooth, focused start to the competition.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Christopher Woolley (AUS) in 1:09:33.

Pro Women: Haley Brogan (USA) in 1:19:55.

Open Men: Jeremiah Santini (USA) in 1:08:44.

Open Women: Maria Colacurcio (USA) in 1:13:15.

Open Men: Scott Simmons (USA) and Sidney Roberts (USA) in 1:00:44.

Open Women: Sara Lofberg (SWE) and Amanda Gordon (IRL) in 1:07:32.

Open Mixed: Lauren Rantala (USA) and Marc Howe (USA) in 58:50.

Open Men: Devyn Kim (USA), Jorge Fernandez (ESP), Joshua Al-Chamaa (GBR), and Brittany Weiss (USA) in 1:01:11.

Open Women: Devyn Kim (USA), Jorge Fernandez (ESP), Joshua Al-Chamaa (GBR), and Brittany Weiss (USA) in 1:01:11.

Open Mixed: Devyn Kim (USA), Jorge Fernandez (ESP), Joshua Al-Chamaa (GBR), and Brittany Weiss (USA) in 1:01:11.

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.