- 57:55
- 58:20
- Oli FrickerGBR58:50
S8
HYROX TURIN
Podiums & winners by division — Oval Lingotto Via Giacomo Mattè Trucco
Torino, ItalyJanuary 30 – February 1, 2026
About the event
HYROX returns for the third time to Turin, transforming the iconic Oval Lingotto into a world-class fitness arena. This event marks a major milestone on the HYROX circuit, drawing athletes from every continent to one of Europe's most prestigious sports venues. The Oval Lingotto, once dedicated to speed skating at the 2006 Winter Olympics, offers unmatched acoustics and a uniquely electrifying atmosphere. Turin, Italy's first capital, provides the perfect backdrop for a world-class event. The venue's massive interior layout ensures smooth flow and a spectacular experience from the Thunderdome vantage points. This edition promises an intense vibe where athletic performance meets the Olympic heritage of a city that understands sporting excellence.
HYROX Torino 2026 Podium
Solo
- 1:07:51
- 1:09:14
- 1:09:44
- Anthony OkeSUI57:32
- 58:27
- Mehdi KadriFRA58:30
- 1:06:01
- 1:06:11
- 1:06:34
Doubles
- 52:21
- 53:01
- 53:04
- 1:00:36
- 1:01:57
- 1:02:21
- 51:54
- 52:33
- 52:41
- 1:02:38
- 1:04:40
- 1:05:06
- 55:35
- 56:13
- 56:23
Relay
- 51:53
- 54:03
- 54:59
- 1:04:29
- 1:07:13
- 1:09:56
- 56:37
- 1:03:58
- 1:05:04
Plan your stay
Turin offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to the needs of HYROX participants and spectators. Proximity to Oval Lingotto greatly simplifies travel on competition day. Many establishments are just a few metro stops or a short walk from the venue. Downtown hotels provide full services with easy access to cultural attractions. Accommodation options suit all budgets, from youth hostels to three- or four-star properties. Virgin Active Turin offers stays with integrated sports facilities for preparation. The city regularly hosts major sports events, ensuring a well-established hotel infrastructure and services accustomed to athletes' needs.
Turin offers exceptional cultural riches for participants and spectators. The Egyptian Museum, one of the world's most important, deserves a thorough visit. Piazza Castello in the historic city center embodies Turin's Baroque architecture, while the Mole Antonelliana provides stunning panoramic views. Parco del Valentino along the Po River invites relaxation and refreshing walks after the exertion. For food lovers, Turin is a paradise of artisanal chocolate with renowned chocolatiers Venchi and Guido Gobino. The Piedmont region features must-try culinary specialties: tajarin, brasato, and vitello tonnato are traditional dishes to savor. Local Barolo wine and authentic flavors make the city an exceptional gastronomic destination.
Race Info
Laps per run
- Run 1: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
- Runs 2 to 8: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
Access to Oval Lingotto is straightforward via Turin's Line 1 metro toward Bengasi, with a direct stop at Lingotto station. A short five- to ten-minute walk separates the station from the competition venue. Turin's bus network also serves the Lingotto Fiere area directly, providing a flexible alternative. Public transport fares are around 1.70 euros per trip, with tickets available from vending machines or mobile apps. For added convenience, taxis and rideshares are available, though expect price surges during the event. Turin Airport is conveniently close to the city, easing arrivals for international participants. Thermal layers and synthetic clothing are recommended to combat early February's humidity and cold.
Oval Lingotto Via Giacomo Mattè Trucco
Oval Lingotto Via Giacomo Mattè Trucco, 70, 10126 Torino TO
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Hugo Hugemarq (SWE) in 57:55.
Pro Women: Caroline Whittingham (GBR) in 1:07:51.
Open Men: Anthony Oke (SUI) in 57:32.
Open Women: Natalie Darlington (GBR) in 1:06:01.
Pro Men: Igor Arruti Salgado (ESP) and Aitor Lizarazu Hormilla (ESP) in 52:21.
Pro Women: Manon Poulignier (FRA) and Camille Julien (FRA) in 1:00:36.
Open Men: Gianluca Pozzatti (ITA) and Dario Chitti (ITA) in 51:54.
Open Women: Holly Hart (GBR) and Naomi Patel (GBR) in 1:02:38.
Open Mixed: Céline Von Potobsky (SUI) and Matteo Solari (SUI) in 55:35.
Open Men: Matteo Radice (ITA), Alessandro Iacobucci (ITA), Michele Stancanelli (ITA), and Pasquale De Chirico (ITA) in 51:53.
Open Women: Kirsten Abbott, Jess Sutton (GBR), Charlotte Barnes (GBR), and Sophie Binder (GBR) in 1:04:29.
Open Mixed: Fabio Di Stefano (ITA), Silvia Gambino (ITA), Dino Porzionato (ITA), and Chiara Micco (ITA) in 56:37.
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.