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HYROX Yokohama

Podiums & winners by division — Yokohama

Yokohama, JapanAugust 9, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Yokohama marks Japan's triumphant entry into the global HYROX circuit as the first-ever event in the archipelago for season 8. Hosted at the iconic Pacifico Yokohama, this ultra-modern seaside venue offers a spectacular setting with vast halls and stunning views over Tokyo Bay. This unique event kicks off the new season in East Asia, drawing local athletes eager to experience the intense hybrid format: eight kilometers of running interspersed with demanding functional stations. The electric energy from Japanese fitness communities, boosted by midnight running groups and enthusiastic volunteers, will make this edition unforgettable. Get ready for an atmosphere blending Western discipline and Japanese fighting spirit under a vibrant summer sky. An unmissable stop for pros and amateurs aiming to shine from the Asian starting line.

HYROX Yokohama 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Yokohama stands out with its diverse accommodations tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The Minato Mirai district, next to Pacifico, offers upscale modern hotels with sea views, integrated gyms, and direct event access, perfect for optimal recovery. More affordable compact business hotels provide spotless cleanliness, fast Wi-Fi, and transport proximity, ideal for performance-focused athletes. Family options or capsule hotels appeal with Japanese efficiency, including onsens for post-effort muscle relaxation. Expect impeccable service, nutritious breakfasts rich in rice and fish, and amenities like gyms or saunas. Whether pro or spectator, the varied offerings ensure comfort, safety, and strategic locations, easing preparation and immersion in the event's energy.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Yokohama is seamless thanks to Japan's exemplary network. Fly into Haneda International Airport, 30 minutes away by express train, or Narita for a direct transfer to Yokohama Station. From Tokyo, Shinkansen or JR lines connect in 20-40 minutes. On site, the Minatomirai Line subway drops you steps from Pacifico, eliminating logistical stress. For participants, plan an early arrival for course familiarization and warm-up, with lightweight transition bags. Park in the venue's secure lots if driving. Potential free shuttles and plentiful taxis ensure flexibility. Tip: Get a prepaid IC card for unlimited transport, and avoid crowds by targeting off-peak hours. Everything is designed to let you focus on the race.

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Pro Men: Rylan Schadegg (USA) in 1:03:26.

Pro Women: Sally Thompson (USA) in 1:10:44.

Open Men: Toni Marí Vargas (ESP) in 59:51.

Open Women: Pimchanok Kumman (THA) in 1:07:14.

Pro Men: Beom Seok Hong (KOR) and Kitae Nam (KOR) in 55:12.

Pro Women: Michiko Sato (JPN) and Rieko TREES (JPN) in 1:10:57.

Open Men: Luke Hastings (AUS) and James Hogg (GBR) in 55:46.

Open Mixed: Alisa Brehmer (GER) and Maximilian Zerwas (GER) in 1:00:15.

Open Men: YASUHIRO KAWAHARADA (JPN), HOEN IMABUCHI (JPN), Teruaki Maruyama (JPN), and HIROKI WATANABE (JPN) in 57:09.

Open Women: Nadin Duit (GER), Aki Yoshida (JPN), Miki Morita (JPN), and Angela Lanz (GER) in 58:23.

Open Mixed: Miho Nakamura, NAOTO TANIGAWA (JPN), MAKOTO ODAKURA, and AKIKO MISAWA in 1:03:10.

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.