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HYROX Dallas

HYROX Dallas

Podiums & winners by division — Dallas

Dallas, United StatesNovember 20, 2021
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About the event

HYROX Dallas brings the electric energy of competitive fitness racing to one of the most passionate athletic communities in the United States. Set in the heart of Dallas, this stop on Season 4 offers athletes a chance to test their engine in a venue renowned for big events, bright lights, and loud crowds. The city’s central US location makes it a natural meeting point for competitors from across North America, creating stacked fields and intense head-to-head battles. With Dallas’s reputation for sport, spectacle, and hospitality, the atmosphere inside the arena feels more like a championship than a regular-season race. From first-timers chasing their first finish to seasoned athletes targeting personal bests, HYROX Dallas stands out as a landmark race that many circle on their calendar each year.

HYROX Dallas 2021 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Plan your stay

Dallas provides a wide range of accommodation options to suit every type of HYROX participant and spectator. You will find modern city-center properties with easy access to the venue, as well as more budget-friendly stays a short drive away. Many places offer fitness facilities, early breakfast options, and comfortable communal spaces where race-day strategies and recovery plans can unfold. Participants can expect spacious rooms, reliable Wi-Fi to check start times and results, and climate-controlled environments ideal for rest and recovery. For those traveling with friends, family, or teammates, apartment-style accommodations and shared rooms are common, making it simple to stay together. Whether you prioritize proximity, comfort, or value, Dallas’s lodging options make it easy to build a race weekend that fits your needs.

Race Info

Reaching HYROX Dallas is straightforward thanks to the city’s strong transport connections. Athletes flying in can arrive via Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport or Dallas Love Field, then continue by rideshare, taxi, or public transit toward the city center. Those driving will appreciate the extensive highway network and available parking options near major venues. It is wise to arrive with enough time to collect race gear, familiarize yourself with the venue, and adapt to any time difference. Planning your route in advance helps avoid race-morning stress, especially if you need to factor in warm-up time. Within the city, you can move easily using rideshares, light rail, or walking if you stay close to the event location. Comfortable footwear, hydration, and a small day bag for race essentials will make logistics smoother throughout the weekend.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: David Magida (USA) in 1:01:51.

Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 1:05:08.

Open Men: Rob Pettyjohn (USA) in 1:05:21.

Open Women: Erika Elko (USA) in 1:08:38.

Open Men: Luke Halterman (USA) and Kaleb Yates (USA) in 1:01:17.

Open Women: Hayley Dudek (USA) and Kelsey Baier (USA) in 1:06:34.

Open Mixed: Marc Howe (USA) and Lauren Rantala (USA) in 1:00:43.

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.