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HYROX MAASTRICHT

HYROX MAASTRICHT

Podiums & winners by division — Maastricht

Maastricht, NetherlandsSeptember 19 – 21, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Maastricht kicks off the 2025 European season, a strategic spot making it the go-to event for athletes targeting Elite 15. Hosted at MECC Maastricht for its fifth edition, this competition stands out with its renowned fast course and unique high-energy vibe. Nestled on the Belgian and German border, the city blends medieval historic charm with the weekend's intense sporting action. Late summer conditions, paired with Maastricht's exceptional walkability, create ideal conditions for peak performance. This event perfectly fuses elite competition with a destination experience, drawing thousands of determined athletes each year to push their limits.

HYROX Maastricht 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Maastricht's hotel scene balances proximity to MECC with urban charm. Venues right next to the site offer maximum convenience for participants wanting to cut travel time. Mid-range hotels in the Randwyck district mix accessibility and authentic vibe, easily reachable from MECC via local transport. Boutique options deliver personalized design experiences for those seeking a modern touch. Most accommodations feature wellness facilities like massage therapy, saunas, and recovery pools, vital for athletes. The city's compact layout ensures all stays are quick to reach the venue, eliminating pre-race logistics stress.

Race Info

Maastricht boasts excellent connectivity, right near Amsterdam, Cologne, and Brussels, making air or train access smooth for most European participants. Local public transport is reliable and straightforward, with direct links from main stations to the Randwyck district. The compact city setup avoids long trips, letting athletes save energy for the event. Cycling is a natural, popular local mobility choice, easing mental prep on arrival. Practical tips include arriving a day early to adjust to time differences and scout the venue. Shuttle services from hotels to MECC run frequently throughout the event weekend.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Liam Mccroary (GBR) in 56:33.

Pro Women: Stefanie Oswald (GER) in 1:01:56.

Open Men: Michael Odonnell (GBR) in 58:09.

Open Women: Lena Putters (BEL) in 56:53.

Pro Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) and Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 49:26.

Pro Women: Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) and Zara Piergianni (GBR) in 57:19.

Open Men: Joel Persson (SWE) and Ben Sutherland (GBR) in 49:36.

Open Women: Denise Venghaus (NED) and Anne Stellaard (NED) in 59:12.

Open Mixed: Sabine Von Salis (SUI) and Guy Portlock (GBR) in 57:13.

Open Men: Dylan Versluis (NED), Dominic Kiewiet (NED), Gert-Jan Westerhout (NED), and Marnix Kaspers (NED) in 55:54.

Open Women: Sofie Brörmann (NED), Mariska Vermeulen (NED), Wendy Bogers (NED), and Gabrièl Bartels (NED) in 1:02:28.

Open Mixed: Margot Vandenlindenloof (BEL), Tom Franssens (BEL), Charlotte Vandenlindenloof (BEL), and Pieter Maes (BEL) in 49:17.

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.