HYROX VALENCIA

HYROX VALENCIA

Podiums & winners by division — Valencia

Valencia, SpainOctober 17 – 19, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Valencia kicks off season 8 triumphantly in Spain, a major three-day event at Feria Valencia. It draws over 10,000 athletes, including a huge influx of internationals like Brits and Irish, creating an electric atmosphere for standout performances. The host city offers a fast, compact course with short loops primed for record times, like Manuela García Caparrós's 1:05:13 in the Spanish women's category. Ideal mid-October weather, with daytime temps of 22-26°C and evenings at 14-17°C under Mediterranean sun, makes it an unforgettable experience. Valencia unites a passionate crowd, dynamic Roxzone, and outdoor fitness culture, making this a must for competitors aiming to excel in a festive, sunny setting.

HYROX Valencia 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Valencia offers diverse, affordable hotels tailored to Hyrox participants and spectators' budgets. Near Feria Valencia, northwest of the center, several spots provide quick walking access, blending modern comfort and competitive rates for Western Europe. Expect spacious rooms with sports gear, protein-packed energy breakfasts, and recovery perks like pools or gyms. For a more central stay, choose old town or beachside options, linked by efficient, cheap public transport. Prices stay attractive, letting you stay close without breaking the bank. Hotels foster a friendly vibe with communal spaces for race strategy chats, enhancing the community experience before and after the event.

Race Info

Reach Feria Valencia easily via a well-connected metro and bus network from Valencia Airport, just 20-30 minutes away. Direct lines link downtown and outskirts to the venue, with high frequency on event days to handle crowds. For participants, arrive early for check-in, open 90 minutes before waves, with QR code and ID ready. On-site parking is available, but opt for public transport to skip congestion. Once there, walk around the dedicated zone. For peak prep, arrive the day before if possible, factoring in mild weather for outdoor warm-ups. Valencia ensures smooth mobility, saving energy for the race.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 56:24.

Pro Women: Manuela García Caparrós (ESP) in 1:04:52.

Open Men: Cem Ter Burg (NED) in 57:59.

Open Women: Isabelle Healiss (GBR) in 1:03:25.

Pro Men: David Queiroz (ESP) and David Preciado (POR) in 55:32.

Pro Women: Noelia González Timón (ESP) and Paula Bernabe (ESP) in 1:00:21.

Open Men: Kevin López Yerga (ESP) and Pablo Sánchez Santos (ESP) in 51:52.

Open Women: Lauren Scott (GBR) and Louise White (AUS) in 59:48.

Open Mixed: Bàrbara Amengual Frau (ESP) and Fernando Martorell Munar (ESP) in 58:13.

Open Men: Javier Gómez Cantero (ESP), Guillermo De La Rubia Bernabeu (ESP), Kevin López Yerga (ESP), and Francisco Javier Pérez Rodriguez (ESP) in 53:11.

Open Women: Adriana Santeliz Veracochea (ESP), Sandra Domínguez Chávez (ESP), Natalie Luetic Galeazzi (ARG), and Nuria Sueiro Montero (ESP) in 1:08:50.

Open Mixed: Mireia Huerta (ESP), Laura Perez (ESP), Adrian Sanchez (ESP), and Yeray Mañas (ESP) in 56:35.

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.