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HYROX London

Podiums & winners by division — London

London, United KingdomMay 3 – 5, 2025
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About the event

HYROX London brings the electric atmosphere of the global race circuit to one of the world’s most iconic capitals. Hosted at the historic Olympia venue, this event combines intense competition with the unmistakable energy of London’s fitness community. Athletes from across the UK and beyond converge here to test themselves in a setting that feels both grand and intimate, with packed stands and non-stop support from spectators. The mix of seasoned racers and first-time participants creates a uniquely inclusive yet high-performance environment. With multiple divisions spread over the weekend, HYROX London offers a full-scale race experience in a city that thrives on sport, endurance and big-stage moments.

HYROX London 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

London offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every race plan and budget. Around the Olympia area and across central districts, visitors will find everything from modern business hotels and serviced apartments to boutique stays and budget-friendly chains. Participants can choose short walking-distance properties for maximum convenience on race day or stay slightly farther out and rely on efficient public transport links. Rooms typically provide amenities such as Wi‑Fi, comfortable beds, and easy access to shops and cafés for pre- and post-race meals. Spectators and athletes alike can expect professional service, multilingual staff and flexible check-in times, making it simple to arrive, settle in, and focus on the event. Booking early is recommended for optimal choice.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX London is straightforward thanks to the city’s extensive transport network. Olympia is served by local rail and Underground connections, and the venue is easily reached from major hubs like Heathrow, Gatwick and central London stations via trains, Tube lines and buses. Participants are advised to arrive with plenty of time before their division’s registration window to collect race packs, warm up and familiarize themselves with the layout of the venue. Using contactless payment or travel cards simplifies movement across the city, while planning routes in advance helps avoid delays. Comfortable footwear and layered clothing are useful for both competitors and spectators, given walking distances and varying indoor temperatures. Allow extra travel time around peak hours to ensure a calm, focused race day experience.

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Pro Men: Jamie George (GBR) in 58:19.

Pro Women: Anabel Obank (GBR) in 1:03:56.

Open Men: David Parkin (GBR) in 55:26.

Open Women: Lauren Wilson (GBR) in 1:01:39.

Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) and Ollie Russell (GBR) in 50:02.

Pro Women: Lucy Procter (GBR) and Sinead Bent (ENG) in 55:52.

Open Men: Craig Tebbutt (GBR) and Alfie Burton (GBR) in 53:02.

Open Women: Chloe Cope (GBR) and Rebecca Jennings (GBR) in 59:24.

Open Mixed: Perry Mullins (GBR) and Melanie Carsten (RSA) in 56:16.

Open Men: Jørgen Dahl Dahl Olsen, Simen Røssland (IRL), Kevin Woods (IRL), and Kieron White (IRL) in 46:53.

Open Women: Kara Wagland (GBR), Suzi Royds (GBR), Lauren Hunt-Williams (GBR), and Maleah Chumley (USA) in 58:16.

Open Mixed: Allana Falconer (GBR), Chris Moulam-Jones (GBR), Holly Archer (GBR), and Joe Greenslade-Cross (GBR) in 52:06.

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.