HYROX BARCELONA

HYROX BARCELONA

Podiums & winners by division — Barcelona

Barcelona, SpainMay 14 – 17, 2026
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About the event

HYROX Barcelona is a highlight of season 8 with four intense days from May 14-17, 2026, turning the Catalan capital into the epicenter of fitness competition. This event stands out on the global circuit with its location at Fira Gran Via, a modern, spacious venue ideal for hybrid challenges blending running and functional exercises. Barcelona, with its mild Mediterranean climate in May, provides a sunny backdrop perfect for athletes aiming to peak before the summer tourist rush. The local energy, fueled by a passionate fitness community, creates an electric atmosphere mixing speed, endurance, and fighting spirit. Here, the race is more than a test: it's an immersion in a vibrant city that pushes everyone to their best, between a buzzing arena and conquering Mediterranean vibe. Get ready for a memorable weekend of sweat and triumph.

HYROX Barcelona 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Barcelona offers diverse, participant-friendly accommodations for HYROX, from budget options to luxury stays. In May, before the summer tourist peak, rates remain reasonable compared to London or Paris, making extended stays easy. Expect modern hotels near Fira Gran Via for ideal event proximity, or cozy apartments in the center for extra recovery space. Coastal areas provide soothing sea views, perfect for athletes seeking urban wellness. The Mediterranean vibe is social and sporty: many spots feature gyms or wellness areas. Options for all budgets: economical for groups, luxury for post-effort comfort. Book early to enjoy Catalan vitality without summer crowds, turning your trip into a revitalizing long weekend.

Race Info

Reach HYROX Barcelona effortlessly thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. El Prat international airport, 20 minutes from the center, welcomes direct flights from Europe and beyond; choose shuttles or taxis for quick transfers to the venue. Seamless public transport includes metro, buses, and trains linking airports, stations, and Fira Gran Via with minimal disruptions in May. For participants, arrive the day before for early check-in and to acclimate to the mild climate. Plan a morning commute to the arena, with dedicated parking for personal vehicles. Spectators, use pedestrian access zones for instant immersion. Practical tips: travel light for ease, check schedules online, and anticipate security checks. Everything is set for a smooth arrival focused on performance.

Av. Joan Carles I, 64, 08908 Barcelona

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Lucas Lamoureux (FRA) in 57:19.

Pro Women: Saskia Millard (GBR) in 57:24.

Open Men: Gaetan Gianni (FRA) in 53:44.

Open Women: Marta Izquierdo Ayuso (ESP) in 1:03:59.

Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) and Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 48:05.

Pro Women: Zara Piergianni (GBR) and Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) in 56:12.

Open Men: Baptiste Lance (FRA) and Romain Chamayou Brien (FRA) in 51:30.

Open Women: Rebecca Grace Downing-Holmes (GBR) and Nerea Izcue (ESP) in 1:02:10.

Open Mixed: Samuele Carlo Ayrton Abrami (ITA) and Gloria Corbetta (ITA) in 53:19.

Open Men: Antoine Bouhana (FRA), Ahmed El Tantawi (FRA), Lucas Lamoureux (FRA), and Rik Beugel (NED) in 49:30.

Open Women: Virginia Gómez Melgar (ESP), Marina Corrales Devesa, Samantha Martínez Martínez (ESP), and Ana Marín Nicolas (ESP) in 1:03:12.

Open Mixed: Phoebe Johnson (GBR), Valentin Beaujean (FRA), Benjamin Boehmer (RSA), and Maria Allo Bowring (GBR) in 57:36.

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.