- Gabe HeckUSA58:50
- Daniel PayneAUS59:13
- Tanguy CruzFRA1:01:20

About the event
HYROX Incheon marks a milestone in the global circuit as the first race in South Korea during the 2023-24 season, establishing a strong presence in East Asia. Held at Songdo Convesia, a modern convention center in the heart of Incheon, the event drew thousands of participants for unforgettable performances. Gabe Heck dominated the Men's Pros in 58:50, while Clare Cheung triumphed in the Women's Pros in 1:15:09 during the inaugural edition. The October 2024 edition saw Biddy Sefton win the Women's Pros in 1:13:40, confirming the event's rapid rise. Its uniqueness lies in the vibrant energy of the Korean fitness community, blending endurance and strength in an electric atmosphere. With annual returns and its pioneering role, HYROX Incheon promises records and World Championship qualifications, making every edition memorable for international competitors.
HYROX Incheon 2024 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Incheon excels with its diverse hotel offerings tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. Near Songdo Convesia, the Songdo International Business District is packed with modern international-standard hotels featuring spacious rooms and wellness amenities like pools and gyms for optimal preparation. Options range from 4-5 star properties to affordable seaside stays, ensuring quick access to the competition venue. Expect attentive service, protein-rich hearty breakfasts, and recovery options such as saunas and massages, essential for athletes. Proximity to Incheon International Airport makes stays convenient, while views of Songdo's futuristic skyline add inspiration. Whether pro or amateur, local accommodations provide comfort, convenience, and immersion in this innovative port city's dynamic energy.
Incheon, South Korea's gateway, offers a captivating mix of history and modernity for HYROX participants and spectators. Explore Ganghwa Island with its ancient temples and hiking trails for active post-competition recovery. Incheon's Chinatown, one of Asia's oldest outside China, invites cultural immersion with red lanterns and colorful facades. For panoramic views, the Incheon Bridge provides stunning perspectives over the Yellow Sea at sunset. Leisure spots like Ara Canal Park offer bike rides and green spaces ideal for relaxation. Culinary highlights include jjajangmyeon, the region's iconic black noodles, or chogukjang, fermented soybean paste for a protein boost. Fresh grilled seafood and local bibimbap will revitalize athletes, combining authentic flavors and the energy needed for the event.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Incheon is seamless thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Incheon International Airport, one of Asia's largest, offers worldwide direct flights; choose shuttles or express trains to the city center in under an hour. From Seoul, the AREX metro or fast buses reach Songdo Convesia in 40-50 minutes, perfect for a stress-free arrival. Participants should plan to arrive the day before for time zone acclimation and venue familiarization. Taxis and rideshares are plentiful, while local buses serve the site precisely. On race day, anticipate heavy traffic and follow official signage for dedicated parking. Tip: carry an offline map and check real-time schedules for hassle-free logistics, maximizing your focus on performance.
Songdo Convensia
123 Central Street, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon 21998, South Korea
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Gabe Heck (USA) in 58:50.
Pro Women: Clare Cheung (CAN) in 1:15:09.
Open Men: Enoch Lam (HKG) in 1:03:38.
Open Women: Maddi Wilde (AUS) in 1:10:24.
Pro Men: Byungseok Song (KOR) and Beomseok Hong (KOR) in 57:44.
Pro Women: Hyemoon Park (KOR) and Marisol Chae (KOR) in 1:13:18.
Open Men: Craig Tuckerman (HKG) and Jan Souleyman (GBR) in 1:01:48.
Open Women: Rea George (GBR) and Anita Bye (THA) in 1:06:38.
Open Mixed: Wai Sum Fong (HKG) and Ting Chun Wong (HKG) in 1:01:06.
Open Men: Chi Kin Bernard Lee (HKG), Naoki Yajima (JPN), Simon Berle (GER), and Michael King Ting Fung (HKG) in 1:00:38.
Open Women: Heeyoung Cha, Siyeong Hwang, Sojeong Kim, and Eunkyung Seo (KOR) in 1:13:46.
Open Mixed: Clare Cheung (CAN), Alex Cheung (HKG), Michael Melly (HKG), and Sohee Kim (HKG) in 1:02:27.
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.