- 1:03:54
- 1:04:24
- 1:04:33
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About the event
HYROX New York brings the intensity of the global fitness racing circuit to one of the most iconic urban backdrops in the world. Set within reach of both Manhattan’s skyline and the buzzing energy of the greater New York area, this event attracts a diverse field of athletes, from seasoned HYROX competitors to ambitious first-timers. The June 2023 edition stands out as a landmark U.S. race weekend, with packed heats, loud crowds, and a unique atmosphere shaped by New York’s blend of grit and glamour. Participants can expect challenging workouts, an electric arena vibe, and the feeling of competing at a destination that sits at the crossroads of sport, culture, and city life.
HYROX New York 2023 Podium
Solo
Doubles
- 57:37
- 57:38
- 58:44
- 1:01:10
- 1:04:02
- 1:06:47
- 1:00:04
- 1:00:09
- 1:00:54
Relay
- 55:34
- 58:32
- 1:04:12
- 1:04:23
- 1:07:58
- 1:16:29
- 1:04:18
- 1:05:15
- 1:10:52
Plan your stay
New York and its surrounding area offer a wide range of accommodation options for HYROX athletes and supporters. You will find everything from budget-friendly hotels and motels near major transport hubs to modern mid-range properties and upscale stays with city or river views. Many venues provide fitness facilities, early breakfast options, and flexible check-in arrangements that suit race-day schedules. Travelers can choose to stay close to the event location for maximum convenience or opt for central districts to combine competition with sightseeing. Expect well-connected lodging options with access to public transport, a variety of dining choices nearby, and services tailored to short city breaks, making it easy to rest, recover, and enjoy your stay around race weekend.
Competing at HYROX New York is the perfect excuse to explore one of the world’s most famous cities. Before or after your race, you can take in views from the High Line, stroll through Times Square, or visit major museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art. For a change of pace, you can enjoy a walk in Central Park or head to the waterfront for skyline views. Culinary options are endless: try New York-style pizza, classic bagels, or a hearty steak to refuel, and discover vibrant neighborhoods offering everything from street food to fine dining. Whether you prefer culture, shopping, or simple sightseeing, New York offers something for every taste.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX New York is straightforward thanks to the city’s extensive transport network. Athletes arriving by air can use major airports such as JFK, LaGuardia, or Newark, then connect via train, bus, or rideshare into the city or nearby New Jersey. Once on the ground, public transit, including subway, commuter rail, and local buses, makes it easy to reach the venue area without needing a car. Participants are advised to arrive at least one day in advance to collect materials, get familiar with the route, and adjust to the urban environment. Plan extra time for traffic and navigation, and consider packing race essentials in a compact bag to move easily through stations and streets while staying focused on performance.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) in 1:03:54.
Pro Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) in 1:04:27.
Open Men: Freddie Abrahams (GBR) in 1:04:14.
Open Men: Gerard Sclafani (USA) and Adam Weiss (USA) in 57:37.
Open Women: Terra Jackson (USA) and Alandra Greenlee (USA) in 1:01:10.
Open Mixed: Robert Killian (USA) and Immie Cross (USA) in 1:00:04.
Open Men: Tom Paradiso (USA), Andrew Yang (USA), Gerrel Olivier (USA), and Ethan [email protected] (USA) in 55:34.
Open Women: Kelly Sullivan (USA), Kris Rugloski (USA), Lisa Wawrzynowski (USA), and Kara Van Dooijeweert (USA) in 1:04:23.
Open Mixed: Carla Rodrigues (USA), Michele Litchman (USA), Pat La Neve (USA), and Rhudson Fonseca (USA) in 1:04:18.
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.