- Rich RyanUSA59:11
- 1:01:33
- Anass ZouhryMAR1:02:08

HYROX Dallas
Podiums & winners by division — Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
About the event
HYROX Dallas was a key highlight of season 5, drawing hundreds of athletes into the buzzing Texan energy. Held on January 14, 2023, this event stands out in the North American circuit as a must-attend for competitors aiming to qualify for the World Championships. Dallas, with its dynamic energy and pioneering spirit, provides the perfect backdrop for this hybrid competition, where the local heat challenges endurance as much as the structured workouts. What makes HYROX Dallas unique is its friendly atmosphere blending fierce competition with Southern hospitality, featuring intense waves from dawn and vibrant podium ceremonies. Participants will remember the heavy sleds gliding across the convention center floor, burpees broad jumps under bright lights, and that Texan pride fueling every 1 km run. A memorable event where local records were broken and heroes emerged in the Pro and Doubles divisions.
HYROX Dallas 2023 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Dallas offers a wide range of accessible accommodations tailored to HYROX athletes and spectators. From downtown to spots near the convention center, options abound with modern hotels featuring gyms, pools, and recovery areas to optimize prep. Expect spacious rooms with high-speed WiFi for following live streams and analyzing results, plus protein- and carb-packed breakfast buffets to kick off race day right. Areas close to the event make for easy early arrivals, with secure parking and handy shuttles. For groups or doubles teams, family suites or apart-hotels provide flexibility and comfort, while budget-friendly spots keep the competitive edge without skimping on rest. Texan hospitality shines through in the warm service, making every stay a natural extension of HYROX energy.
Dallas is packed with attractions that perfectly complement the HYROX experience. Explore the vibrant Deep Ellum neighborhood for its street art murals and live music, or head to the top of Reunion Tower for a stunning panoramic view of the skyline. Culture lovers will enjoy the Dallas Museum of Art, free and packed with diverse exhibits, while Pioneer Plaza's longhorn cattle sculptures evoke the Western heritage. For leisure, stroll the lush Katy Trail, an ideal green path for active recovery post-competition. On the food front, indulge in iconic Texan dishes like smoked barbecue, al pastor tacos, or pecan pie to recharge your batteries. Participants will find the protein-rich flavors energizing, while spectators love the festive vibe of food trucks and lively patios, making the stay unforgettable.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Dallas is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), one of the USA's largest, connects directly to most global hubs with quick shuttles and taxis to the center. For local travel, light rail or express buses link the airport to the venue in under an hour, dodging traffic jams. Competitors are advised to arrive the day before to adjust to the time zone and test the warm-up course, allowing ample time for check-in and on-site parking. Park early in designated zones for smooth ROXZONE access. Carpooling or ride-sharing eases group travel, while bike-sharing works for short hops. Pack weather-appropriate clothes and light bags for gear check, ensuring a calm prep before the start gun.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
650 S Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Rich Ryan (USA) in 59:11.
Pro Women: Vivian Tafuto (USA) in 1:05:18.
Open Men: Lazaro Perez (USA) in 1:03:35.
Open Women: Ashley Robert (USA) in 1:08:06.
Open Men: Victor Quezada (USA) and Mark Bottenhorn (USA) in 58:55.
Open Women: Kris Rugloski (USA) and Cassidy Nicholas (USA) in 1:03:06.
Open Mixed: Sean White (GBR) and Belle Macfarlane (USA) in 59:29.
Open Men: Francisco Ramirez (USA), Davis Atkins (USA), Josh Cirilo (USA), and Jeremy Bettis (USA) in 1:12:03.
Open Women: Elianna Northrop, Rebekah Bailey (USA), Schalee Sanchez, and Elizabeth Brazeal in 1:09:50.
Open Mixed: Luke Halterman (USA), Kris Rugloski (USA), Kaleb Yates (USA), and Camilla Massa (ITA) in 56:29.
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.