- Beau WillsNZL1:01:53
- 1:02:30
- 1:04:14

About the event
HYROX Milan is a must-attend event on the global circuit, building on its successful debut last year. Located in the heart of Lombardy, this two-day event draws thousands of European athletes seeking qualifications for the Elite 15 and major championships. The host city, birthplace of fashion and design, infuses the competition with cosmopolitan energy, its elegant streets and vibrant atmosphere contrasting with the intensity of the challenges. What makes HYROX Milan unique is its demanding course, often described as grueling, testing participants' resilience on a spacious indoor track. Hundreds of runners in each division, from PRO to mixed relays, create an electric atmosphere. Get ready for memorable performances in this Italian capital where endurance meets architectural and cultural excellence.
HYROX Milano 2024 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Milan offers a wealth of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. The city center, near major sites, features modern hotels with innovative designs reflecting the fashion capital, including athlete-friendly rooms with integrated gyms and optimal recovery facilities. Close to event zones, expect family-run or boutique stays with canal or cathedral views, plus protein-packed energy breakfasts. Peripheral areas like Porta Nuova blend contemporary luxury and accessibility, with efficient shuttles to the race venue. Varied budgets: premium for top-tier rest, affordable for groups. Book early for fitness packages, saunas, and pools to aid preparation. Milan ensures a comforting stay, blending Italian style with sports practicality.
Beyond HYROX Milan, the city offers a treasure trove of discoveries. Admire the Duomo, the iconic Gothic cathedral dominating Piazza del Duomo, or stroll through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an architectural gem housing luxury boutiques and historic cafes. Art lovers will be captivated by Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie, with its mysterious genius. Wander along the Navigli canals, picturesque waterways lively with bars and markets, perfect for post-competition relaxation. For leisure, rent a bike to explore Parco Sempione and its Sforzesco Castle. Participants and spectators will savor risotto alla milanese, saffron-infused and creamy, or tender ossobuco slow-cooked. Pair with a classic Negroni aperitif in a bustling local spot, recharging with authentic, refined Lombard flavors.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Milan is seamless thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Linate Airport, the closest, reaches the center in 20-30 minutes by shuttle or taxi. Malpensa, the international hub, offers direct trains to Centrale Station in 50 minutes. On site, Milan's efficient metro network links airports and event areas with affordable daily tickets. Opt for early arrivals to avoid peaks, pack light with nutrition kit and spare clothes. Bike-sharing or marked walking paths ease short trips. For prep, scout the venue the day before, stay hydrated in transit, and rest. Ample secure parking is available nearby, but public transport is packed during events. Milan streamlines it all, maximizing focus on performance.
Fiera Milano
Strada Statale del Sempione 28, 20017 Rho MI, Italy
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Beau Wills (NZL) in 1:01:53.
Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) in 1:05:04.
Open Men: Olivier Fernandez (FRA) in 1:02:40.
Open Women: Kathryn Robinson (CAN) in 1:07:28.
Open Men: Michael Hughes (GBR) and Adam Corlett (GBR) in 55:20.
Open Women: Martina Goerz (GER) and Aleksandra Vargin (GBR) in 1:03:56.
Open Mixed: Jose Restituto (ESP) and Andrea Serna (ESP) in 1:02:51.
Open Men: Lorenzo Nasi, Rodolfo Sircana, Carlo Merlino, and Alessio Zanfini in 58:13.
Open Women: Nadia Traversari, Lucia Fortunato (ITA), Stefania Ghironi, and Chiara Accordini (ITA) in 1:11:57.
Open Mixed: Mattia Coppini (ITA), Veronica Paladino (ITA), Gaia Pagnini (ITA), and Giorgio Galbiati (ITA) in 1:02:16.
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.