- 57:34
- Levi MogerAUS1:08:24
- 1:10:08
S8
About the event
HYROX Delhi marks a major milestone in the global circuit for season 8, following Mumbai's sold-out triumph. Hosted at Yashobhoomi, Hall 1A and 1B, this ultra-modern high-tech convention center in the heart of Dwarka offers vast space for warm-ups, recovery, and an electric atmosphere. Expect a passionate crowd of Indian and international athletes, with cricket celebrities like Riyan Parag and Ravi Bishnoi in the men's relay, finishing 11th in 1:18:58. Amid monsoon conditions, hot and humid weather (33-36°C) tests endurance and mental grit beyond standards. Varied formats: Pro Doubles, Mixed Relays, for all levels. Unique for its festive energy, smooth organization, and pioneering role in North India's fitness race scene, this event promises records and an unforgettable finish line.
HYROX Delhi 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:19:58
- 1:26:53
- 1:26:56
- 1:00:27
- 1:11:53
- Aman DeepIND1:12:41
- 1:19:23
- 1:21:07
- 1:22:23
Doubles
- 1:08:15
- 1:10:32
- 1:11:37
- 1:11:13
- 1:12:44
- 1:14:45
- 1:03:43
- 1:04:17
- 1:09:52
- 1:17:23
- 1:23:32
- 1:23:57
- 1:02:47
- 1:03:48
- 1:08:38
Relay
- 58:13
- 1:00:26
- 1:00:40
- 1:13:15
- 1:18:21
- 1:26:12
- 1:03:00
- 1:05:42
- 1:09:13
Plan your stay
In Delhi near Yashobhoomi in the Dwarka sector, hotel options are plentiful and suited to all budgets for HYROX participants. Expect reliable comfortable hotels with air-conditioned rooms essential against humid heat, gym facilities for final workouts, and recovery spaces. Mid-range choices offer healthy buffets rich in proteins and hydration, plus pools for post-effort muscle relaxation. For tight budgets, clean and functional basic lodgings ensure immediate proximity to the venue, minimizing logistical stress. Overall, surrounding properties excel in accessibility, with shuttles or quick local transport to the event. Participants love the modern infrastructure, welcoming staff, and views of the dynamic city, promoting focus and peak performance.
Delhi, the vibrant capital, provides the perfect backdrop to extend your HYROX adventure. Explore ancient forts like Qutub Minar or Red Fort, witnesses to a millennial history, or wander the bustling Chandni Chowk bazaars for a splash of colors and spices. Recharge with a relaxing yoga session in a park like Lodhi Gardens, ideal for post-race recovery. For cuisine, savor signature dishes like melt-in-your-mouth butter chicken, fluffy naans, or a spicy thali loaded with lentils, basmati rice, and stir-fried veggies – perfect for refueling on proteins and carbs without weighing you down. For spectators, cultural shows of classical dance or rickshaw rides reveal the chaotic and enchanting soul of the city, turning your stay into a total India immersion.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Delhi at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka Sector 25, prioritize Indira Gandhi International Airport, connected by direct and smooth express metro – ideal for arriving rested. Savvy participants recommend early landing for humidity acclimation, with light bags of breathable clothing and constant hydration. On-site, local metro or affordable taxis provide easy access to Gate No.6, dodging urban traffic jams. Plan early morning arrival for check-in and warm-up, accounting for sudden showers: compact umbrella and non-slip shoes essential. For prep, choose direct transfers from airports or stations, saving energy for the race. Dwarka's infrastructure makes it seamless, from ample parking to dedicated lanes, for flawless logistics.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Rylan Schadegg (USA) in 57:34.
Pro Women: Chloe Charles (AUS) in 1:19:58.
Open Men: Beomseok Hong (KOR) in 1:00:27.
Open Women: jeanne marie besoli (FRA) in 1:19:23.
Pro Men: Farid Aumar (HKG) and Laurent Hugo Hudelot (FRA) in 1:08:15.
Pro Women: Keikei Yip (MAS) and Vicki Tsang (HKG) in 1:11:13.
Open Men: Sven Wierda (NED) and Dave Agterhof (NED) in 1:03:43.
Open Women: ayesha vijay mansukhani (IND) and KETAKI SATHE (IND) in 1:17:23.
Open Mixed: Yvonne Elizabeth Chee (SIN) and Andreas Wenger (SUI) in 1:02:47.
Open Men: Jimmy Dhillon (IND), Rylan Schadegg (USA), Alun Holleyman (GBR), and Paul Naylor (GBR) in 58:13.
Open Women: Victoria Yap (SIN), Ashleigh Ng (SIN), Sonia Kurien (SIN), and Angelica Chua (SIN) in 1:13:15.
Open Mixed: Prashant Sharma (IND), Shreyash Rao, Ria Kataria (IND), and Milan Verma in 1:03:00.
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.