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HYROX Rimini

HYROX Rimini

Podiums & winners by division — Rimini

Rimini, ItalyJune 3, 2023
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About the event

HYROX Rimini stands out as a milestone on the Italian fitness calendar, bringing the race atmosphere into one of the country’s most dynamic wellness settings. Hosted in Rimini, the event benefits from a city known for its long beach, lively expo culture, and easygoing Adriatic character. That mix gives athletes a competition backdrop that feels both intense and festive. What makes Rimini memorable is the contrast between the high-energy indoor race environment and the city’s resort identity, where training, performance, and recovery all fit naturally into the experience. For athletes and spectators alike, it is an event that combines sporting ambition with a distinctly Italian destination mood.

HYROX Rimini 2023 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Rimini has a broad range of accommodation options, from seafront hotels and modern business properties to guesthouses and apartments suitable for shorter stays. Visitors can choose between staying close to the exhibition area for convenience or near the beach for a more relaxed atmosphere. Many properties are used to hosting sports travelers, so early breakfasts, flexible check-in, and practical services are common. Spectators can expect easy access to restaurants, transit links, and the city’s main leisure areas, while athletes benefit from staying in locations that reduce pre-race stress. Because Rimini is a major event city, booking early is usually the best way to secure the most convenient options.

Race Info

Rimini is easy to reach thanks to its strong rail connections, nearby airport access, and well-developed road network along the Adriatic corridor. Travelers arriving by train can connect through the main station and continue by taxi, shuttle, or local transport depending on their lodging and the venue setup. Drivers should plan for event traffic and allow extra time for parking and entry procedures. Athletes are advised to arrive early, check their equipment the day before, and keep everything ready for a smooth race-morning routine. For spectators, using public transport or shared rides can simplify logistics and reduce waiting times around the venue.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Beau Wills (NZL) in 1:02:11.

Pro Women: Viola Oberländer (GER) in 1:06:11.

Open Men: Jaafar Moumen (MAR) in 1:00:43.

Open Women: Laura Bellomi (ITA) in 1:09:34.

Open Men: Maxime Krantz (FRA) and Arthur Barbey (FRA) in 55:07.

Open Women: Raissa Camilleri (MLT) and Emma Grech (MLT) in 1:05:40.

Open Mixed: Miriam Gualdi (ITA) and Luca Giuseppe Cavicchiolo (ITA) in 1:01:33.

Open Men: Luca Masel, Giovanni Benzon (ITA), Filippo Calvi (ITA), and Giorgio Galbiati (ITA) in 58:03.

Open Women: Giada Gelonese (ITA), Martina Fumagalli, Camilla Tavecchio (ITA), and Rachele Ravani (ITA) in 1:18:02.

Open Mixed: Michela Pieri, Giuseppe Spreafico (ITA), Eugenio Bianchi (ITA), and Camilla Massa (ITA) in 52:36.

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.