- 57:52
- Ryan KentUSA58:43
- 59:18
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About the event
HYROX New York is a highlight of season 8, turning the global fitness capital into the ultimate arena for athletes from around the world. In this iconic city buzzing with energy 24/7, the event perfectly captures the New York spirit of self surpassing and fierce competition. Picture alternating intense sprints and functional stations in a venue steeped in sports history, with Manhattan's skyline as a mental backdrop boosting every effort. What makes HYROX New York unique is its electric atmosphere: thousands of vibrant spectators, flawless organization in vast halls, and local fervor that elevates performances to new heights. Expect epic duels in pro, doubles, or relay categories, where diverse ages and levels create a rare sense of unity. A memorable event blending New York's essence with HYROX rigor, leaving indelible memories.
HYROX New York 2026 Podium
Solo
- Rachael WadeUSA1:00:23
- 1:05:01
- 1:05:06
- 57:38
- Zach CyganUSA58:01
- 58:05
- 1:01:24
- 1:05:28
- Kaylee RoyerUSA1:05:39
Doubles
- 52:56
- 53:13
- 54:10
- 57:36
- 1:00:31
- 1:02:00
- 53:50
- 53:52
- 54:29
- 1:01:08
- 1:01:10
- 1:02:36
- 53:25
- 55:10
- 55:19
Relay
- 53:55
- 55:46
- 56:12
- 1:00:19
- 1:03:57
- 1:04:29
- 55:02
- 56:38
- 57:10
Plan your stay
New York offers diverse accommodations to welcome HYROX participants and spectators in optimal comfort. From bustling downtown Manhattan to quieter areas like Brooklyn or Queens, options suit every budget: modern hotels with premium services including integrated gyms, convivial hostels for a community vibe, or furnished rentals for privacy. Expect well-connected spots via public transit for easy event access. Many offer athlete packages with protein-packed breakfasts, spa recovery, or dedicated shuttles. New York ambiance infuses every stay: stunning skyscraper views, proximity to 24/7 gyms for final training, and dynamic service mirroring the city's vitality. Whether luxury or essentials, accommodations enhance the immersive HYROX weekend experience.
Beyond HYROX New York, explore the Big Apple's treasures to recharge. Climb the Empire State Building for a breathtaking panoramic view of the glittering skyline, or stroll through Central Park for an invigorating jog amid morning runners. Dive into vibrant culture at the MoMA, packed with inspiring modern art, or catch a Broadway show for an unforgettable evening. For leisure, bike along the High Line, a former rail line turned elevated park, or cruise the Hudson to admire the Statue of Liberty. Foodies, savor crispy bagels with fresh cream cheese, authentic street hot dogs, or thin-crust pizza in Italian neighborhoods. Participants will find perfect balance between active recovery and cultural immersion, making the New York stay unforgettable.
Race Info
Reaching HYROX New York is straightforward thanks to the city's dense network. International travelers land at JFK or Newark airports, linked by express trains, shuttles, or taxis straight to the center. On-site, use the iconic subway or buses covering all neighborhoods efficiently, with affordable daily passes for seamless mobility. Smart participants arrive early to adjust to the time zone and scout the venue via official directions. Pack light luggage for crowded stations, and bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. Bike shares or e-scooters provide quick last-mile options. Organizers offer dedicated drop-off zones to minimize logistics stress. With careful planning, focus on performance over travel.
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Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 57:52.
Pro Women: Rachael Wade (USA) in 1:00:23.
Open Men: Derrik Sweeney (USA) in 57:38.
Open Women: Esther Seeland (USA) in 1:01:24.
Pro Men: Benjamin Amsallem (FRA) and Clément Puaud Canard (FRA) in 52:56.
Pro Women: Lauren Griffith (USA) and Sydney Wells (USA) in 57:36.
Open Men: Kyle Bush (USA) and Zach Cygan (USA) in 53:50.
Open Women: Shannon Kelley (USA) and Paige Reece (USA) in 1:01:08.
Open Mixed: Brittany Weiss (USA) and Gabe Piepergerdes (USA) in 53:25.
Open Men: Alex Armiento (USA), Kyle Corcoran (USA), Sam Tooley (USA), and Patrick Joel (USA) in 53:55.
Open Women: Brittany Reed (USA), Jana Demmer (USA), Lexi Lutheran (USA), and Heather Klein (USA) in 1:00:19.
Open Mixed: Jesse Biddle (USA), Haley Smith (USA), Chris Beck (GBR), and Erin Antoniak (USA) in 55:02.
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.