- Ryan KentUSA57:10
- Anass ZouhryMAR1:00:50
- Rich RyanUSA1:01:11
HYROX Anaheim
Podiums & winners by division — Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, United StatesJanuary 7 – 8, 2023
HYROXS5Season 5Completed
About the event
HYROX Anaheim was a highlight of season 5, a key event on the US circuit that drew top athletes for a memorable finale at the Anaheim Convention Center. Located in the heart of Southern California, this event stood out with historic performances, like the women's world record set by Megan Jacoby in 58 minutes and 58 seconds, the first time under the one-hour mark, and Ryan Kent's pro men's win in 57 minutes and 10 seconds. The host city, birthplace of vibrant Californian culture, provides an ideal setting with its massive convention center enabling intense race waves and an electric atmosphere. What makes HYROX Anaheim unique is the energy from the local fitness-passionate crowd and proximity to iconic attractions, turning the competition into an unforgettable sports celebration where pros and amateurs push their limits in a professional, festive environment.
HYROX Anaheim 2023 Podium
Solo
- Megan JacobyUSA58:58
- 1:04:08
- 1:08:38
- Jon ClarkGBR1:02:32
- Brad ClarkUSA1:03:32
- 1:05:25
- Kim RichterUSA1:06:20
- 1:06:41
- 1:06:44
Doubles
- 54:13
- 55:12
- 58:41
- 1:04:42
- 1:04:46
- 1:05:06
- 1:01:28
- 1:02:05
- 1:03:20
Relay
- 1:09:56
- 1:10:18
- 1:12:41
- 1:25:38
- 1:32:17
- 1:45:20
- 1:10:52
- 1:13:24
- 1:15:04
Plan your stay
Anaheim offers plenty of accommodation options tailored to major events like HYROX, concentrated around the Anaheim Convention Center for optimal accessibility. Participants can choose from a variety of modern hotels, from family-friendly spots to luxury resorts, all equipped with gyms, pools, and recovery areas to optimize physical prep. Close to the competition venue, options include spacious rooms with city views, protein-rich nutritious breakfasts, and shuttle services to the convention center. Spectators will appreciate packages with easy access to local attractions, featuring high-speed Wi-Fi for live streams and lounge spaces to relax. The abundance of lodging ensures competitive rates during big events, guaranteeing comfort, convenience, and total immersion in California's competitive spirit.
Anaheim, famous for Disneyland Resort, invites participants and spectators to extend the adventure beyond the track. Explore the iconic theme park with its thrilling rides and magical shows, perfect for unwinding after the effort. Dive into the lively vibe of Downtown Disney for festive evenings with live music and family entertainment. Culture lovers will enjoy the Anaheim Packing District, a trendy food hall blending street art and local flavors. For dining, savor authentic tacos from Californian Mexican cuisine, juicy burgers, or fresh poke bowls packed with protein, ideal for recharging athletes' batteries. A stroll along the Santa Ana River Trail offers a touch of nature with palm tree views, while Huntington or Newport Beach, just minutes away, promise surfing and relaxation under the region's eternal sun.
Race Info
To reach the event easily, fly into the nearest airport or take the main highways leading straight to the Anaheim Convention Center. On-site dedicated parking is available for those arriving by personal vehicle, making equipment transport a breeze. Ride-sharing services or airport shuttles provide smooth, quick trips. Participants are encouraged to arrive early for check-in procedures, timing chip pickup, and setup in equipped warm-up zones. Hydration and fueling stations line the course, ensuring optimal prep without logistical stress.
Anaheim Convention Center
800 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Ryan Kent (USA) in 57:10.
Pro Women: Megan Jacoby (USA) in 58:58.
Open Men: Jon Clark (GBR) in 1:02:32.
Open Women: Kim Richter (USA) in 1:06:20.
Open Men: Brandon Hughes (USA) and Lester Maxwell (USA) in 54:13.
Open Women: Emma Holm (USA) and Jesse Clarke (USA) in 1:04:42.
Open Mixed: Karyn Guidry (USA) and Mark Bottenhorn (USA) in 1:01:28.
Open Men: John Mason (AUS), Loftin Dortch (USA), Carlo Morante, and Vinny Ronquillo in 1:09:56.
Open Women: Natalie Richards (GBR), Leila Oropeza, Tatiana Vopinek, and Ashley Ramirez (USA) in 1:25:38.
Open Mixed: Jessica Young (GBR), Perry Pollaci, Micah Martel, and Taryn Falcetti in 1:10:52.
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.