HYROX Hamburg

HYROX Hamburg

Podiums & winners by division — Hamburg

Hamburg, GermanyApril 1, 2023
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About the event

HYROX Hamburg brings the world’s largest indoor fitness race back to its maritime hometown, transforming the Hamburg Messe halls into a high-energy fitness arena. Within Season 5, this stop stands out for its massive athlete capacity and electric atmosphere, with competitors from across Germany and beyond converging in the Hanseatic city. Hamburg’s blend of historic harbor heritage and modern event infrastructure creates a striking backdrop for intense racing and loud crowd support. The scale of the venue, the passionate local community and the unique connection between the city and the brand make HYROX Hamburg one of the most memorable and sought-after events on the calendar.

HYROX Hamburg 2023 Podium

Plan your stay

Hamburg offers a wide range of accommodation options for HYROX athletes and supporters, from modern business hotels close to the Messe to budget-friendly stays and serviced apartments across the city. Many properties cater well to sports travelers with early breakfast options, good public transport access and practical amenities for pre- and post-race routines. Guests can expect efficient service, clean rooms and a generally high standard of hospitality typical of a major German city. Whether you choose to stay near the exhibition grounds for convenience or in central districts for nightlife and sightseeing, you will find suitable lodging to match different budgets and comfort expectations.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Hamburg is straightforward thanks to the city’s well-developed transport network. Hamburg Messe is easily reachable by S-Bahn and U-Bahn, with stations connecting directly to the exhibition area, as well as by bus and taxi from central hubs like Hamburg Hauptbahnhof. Participants arriving from other regions can travel by train, plane or car, with clear signage and urban motorways guiding you into the city. Plan to arrive early to allow time for check-in, familiarising yourself with the venue layout and warming up before your start. Using public transport helps avoid parking stress, and prepping your travel schedule in advance ensures a smoother, more focused race day experience.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Tony Revell (SHN) in 1:01:22.

Pro Women: Rebecca Naether (GER) in 1:09:17.

Open Men: Jannik Czapla (GER) in 57:18.

Open Women: Sarah Kaiser (GER) in 1:09:56.

Open Men: Christian Nolde (GER) and Clemens Scherbel (GER) in 51:56.

Open Women: Caroline Müller-Korn (GER) and Birte Mielke (GER) in 1:04:16.

Open Mixed: Ryan Ibbotson (GBR) and Sam Bilbie (GBR) in 59:02.

Open Men: Timo Clausen (GER), Stefan Pries (GER), Ruwen Möller (GER), and Björn Fugmann (GER) in 1:00:03.

Open Women: Joda Quigley (GBR), Leanne Bain (GBR), Vicky Yuill (GBR), and Kelly Black (GBR) in 1:09:12.

Open Mixed: Niklas Klein, Alexander Soborka, Glenna Zilz, and Pia Werner in 1:11:00.

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.