HYROX UTRECHT

HYROX UTRECHT

Podiums & winners by division — Utrecht

Utrecht, NetherlandsNovember 28 – 30, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Utrecht marks the highly anticipated debut of the competition in this Dutch city for season 8. Located in the heart of the Netherlands, the event unfolds over three intense days at Jaarbeurs, an iconic venue perfect for hybrid challenges. Utrecht, with its vibrant energy and strong local fitness community, promises fast races on a flat indoor course, ideal for explosive performances. Athletes of all levels, from elites to amateurs, will compete in an electric atmosphere, fueled by tight waves and record-breaking crowds already sold out. Particularly resistant sleds have defined past editions, pushing physical limits. It's the perfect chance to smash personal records amid a passionate crowd, with world championship qualifications on the line. Gear up to conquer Utrecht and create memorable moments in the HYROX circuit.

HYROX Utrecht 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Utrecht boasts plenty of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, clustered around Jaarbeurs for easy access. The city offers a wide range, from modern hotels to cozy guesthouses, with abundant availability thanks to its tourist appeal. Expect comfy rooms geared for post-workout recovery, often with on-site gyms and protein-packed energy breakfasts. Areas near the venue make for smooth early arrivals, while canal-side spots provide an authentic, soothing vibe. Book early as demand surges for major events like this HYROX debut. Family or group-friendly options suit doubles and relays, with perks like free WiFi and gear storage. Enjoy a convenient stay that maximizes your prep and recovery in this welcoming city.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX Utrecht is straightforward thanks to the Netherlands' excellent connectivity. Utrecht Central Station, just minutes from Jaarbeurs, links directly to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport via frequent, punctual trains. Opt for public transport to skip traffic: trams and buses reach the site in no time. For drivers, pre-book venue parking to streamline entry from 7am doors open. Athletes should arrive early for check-in and warm-ups, with dedicated on-site changing and warmup zones. Travel light with your race kit, and use local shuttles if available. For peak prep, plan your route the day before and prioritize eco-friendly options. Everything's set up so you can focus on performance once you're there.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Hidde Weersma (NED) in 1:00:41.

Pro Women: Michaela Disseldorp (NED) in 1:07:34.

Open Men: Sander Van Rooijen (NED) in 57:17.

Open Women: Eva Broere (NED) in 1:08:16.

Pro Men: Maarten Enthoven (NED) and Louis Osselaer (BEL) in 50:46.

Pro Women: Marlies Bergsma (NED) and Frederique Van Der Werf (NED) in 1:02:37.

Open Men: Jan Brys (BEL) and Tim Brys (BEL) in 53:51.

Open Women: Renske Van Os (NED) and Myrte Habets (NED) in 1:01:54.

Open Mixed: Thierry Willigenburg (NED) and Emilie Dahmen (NED) in 54:15.

Open Men: Hidde Weersma (NED), Maarten Enthoven (NED), Raimond Huiszoon (NED), and Wouter Bakhuis (NED) in 49:45.

Open Women: Michoe Luykx (NED), Marisa Beliën (NED), Sanne Bakker (NED), and Chanine Kerseboom (NED) in 1:01:11.

Open Mixed: Nadia Udalova (UKR), Mack Engbers (NED), Ashley Groothuis (NED), and Rafael Bouts (NED) in 55:06.

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.