- David MagidaUSA1:03:10
- Rich RyanUSA1:07:22
- 1:15:43
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HYROX Orlando
Podiums & winners by division — Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, United StatesJune 5, 2021
HYROXS3Season 3Completed
About the event
HYROX Orlando marks a key moment in Season 3, hosting 159 athletes across 7 varied divisions, from individuals to pro doubles. The event gathered 131 finishers in an electric atmosphere, indoors under Florida's heat, testing endurance on treadmills, farmer's carries, and swimming. Orlando, the world's entertainment capital, provides a unique backdrop with its giant theme parks, turning the competition into a memorable adventure. Racers tackled intense challenges like sled pushes on slippery carpet and wall balls in humid pressure, forging epic tales of overcoming. Unique for its pioneering post-pandemic spirit, it laid the groundwork for future U.S. editions, drawing a passionate community ready to give it all for local glory.
HYROX Orlando 2021 Podium
Solo
- Lauren WeeksUSA1:06:57
- 1:15:57
- 1:16:16
- Alex RivkinUSA1:10:29
- Ryan CorningUSA1:14:20
- Matyas KakukUSA1:15:33
- 1:15:37
- 1:17:57
- 1:19:06
Doubles
- 1:00:37
- 1:07:05
- 1:07:52
- 1:15:17
- 1:21:41
- 1:21:57
- 1:04:14
- 1:07:21
- 1:08:47
Plan your stay
Orlando offers abundant accommodation options tailored to sports events like HYROX, with family resorts and modern hotels aplenty. Participants and spectators can pick from vast complexes with pools, high-tech gyms, and spas for optimal post-effort recovery. Close to competition venues, these spots feature spacious rooms with lake or park views, ideal for rest in a subtropical climate. Expect premium services: free shuttles to sports sites, protein- and carb-rich buffets, and coworking areas for coaches. Event packages often include energy-boosting breakfasts and access to heated pools, ensuring comfort and proximity to perform at your best without logistical stress.
Beyond HYROX Orlando, dive into Orlando's magical universe, the ultimate family destination. Visit iconic theme parks like those dedicated to Disney tales or Universal adventures, where roller coasters and immersive shows amp up post-competition adrenaline. For active leisure, choose canoe trips in natural areas or golf lessons under the Florida sun, perfect for recovery. Culturally, explore the Kennedy Space Center for a dose of space inspiration. Food-wise, savor Southern cuisine with smoked barbecue, fresh coastal shrimp, and tangy key lime pies. Participants will find healthy stands with tropical fruits and fresh juices to stay on top form, while spectators enjoy authentic soul food in a festive vibe.
Race Info
Get to HYROX Orlando by landing at Orlando International Airport, a major hub with smooth connections from major U.S. cities. Airport-city shuttles and rental services ease arrival, while taxis or rideshares provide quick transfers to the indoor venue. For participants, arrive early to scout the course, set up gear, and acclimate to the humid heat: pack water, towels, and anti-sweat gloves. Park in dedicated lots or use local public transit to dodge traffic jams. Once there, the compact format allows walking between stations. Plan your return with buffer time for post-race recovery, prioritizing lightness and hydration for a seamless experience.
Orange County Convention Center
9899 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: David Magida (USA) in 1:03:10.
Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 1:06:57.
Open Men: Alex Rivkin (USA) in 1:10:29.
Open Women: Jessica Swartzendruber (USA) in 1:15:37.
Open Men: Michael Flora (USA) and Tyler Flora (USA) in 1:00:37.
Open Women: Jennifer Montgomery (USA) and Shana Roen (USA) in 1:15:17.
Open Mixed: Michelle Aitken (USA) and Brakken Kraker (USA) in 1:04:14.
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.