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HYROX Birmingham

HYROX Birmingham

Podiums & winners by division — Birmingham

Birmingham, United KingdomOctober 25 – 27, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Birmingham is a highlight of Season 7 in the United Kingdom, with its 2024 edition spanning three intense days from October 25-27 at the National Exhibition Centre. Now in its fourth year, this event sold out all tickets in minutes, showcasing massive enthusiasm for this circuit stop. Birmingham's standout feature is its vast Hall 5 at the NEC, set up for unique race courses with 2 x 1km laps between each exercise station, delivering an immersive challenge in a massive, optimized space. What makes this leg unforgettable is its draw for international stars like [[Hunter McIntyre]] in past editions, pulling in thousands of pro, open, doubles, and relay athletes. The NEC's electric atmosphere, with dedicated spectator zones and strategic passing points, promises records and epic performances in a high-energy vibe.

HYROX Birmingham 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Birmingham offers plenty of accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, clustered around the National Exhibition Centre for optimal access. Located on the outskirts, the NEC benefits from a wide range of nearby hotels, from budget stays to luxurious 4-star properties, all equipped for athletes with gyms, pools, and recovery areas. Expect modern rooms with high-speed WiFi for HYROX briefings, plus services like protein-packed breakfasts to kick off race day. City-center options, just 15-20 minutes by transport, provide an urban vibe with cozy pubs and canal views, perfect for extending your stay. Book early as demand surges for major events; opt for packages with shuttles to the venue for seamless, stress-free logistics.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Birmingham at the National Exhibition Centre, fly into Birmingham International Airport, just 10 minutes by taxi or direct shuttle for a smooth arrival. Out-of-town participants should plan to land the day before for acclimation and course recon. From downtown, trains to Birmingham International Station connect directly to the NEC via a quick, efficient monorail. The M42 and M6 motorways lead straight to the site, with ample on-site parking for drivers. Arrive early to account for security checks and setup in starting zones, factoring in event traffic peaks. Athletes pack light with spare kit and personal fuel, using official guides for Hall 5 internal routes.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Harry Thompson (GBR) in 59:23.

Pro Women: Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) in 1:05:56.

Open Men: David Parkin (GBR) in 58:25.

Open Women: Rachel Joy Hodgkinson (GBR) in 1:03:01.

Pro Men: Liam Morris (GBR) and Thomas Morris (GBR) in 55:47.

Pro Women: Bryony Wilson (GBR) and Cordelia Wilson-Wrede (GBR) in 1:02:36.

Open Men: Michael Murray (IRL) and Josh Rose (GBR) in 53:43.

Open Women: Steph Buckley (GBR) and Emily Meakin (GBR) in 59:28.

Open Mixed: Hannah Boyle (GBR) and Lee Perfect (GBR) in 56:52.

Open Men: David Sloan (GBR), Gaz Rothwell (GBR), Michael Molloy (IRL), and Martin Garnett (GBR) in 57:33.

Open Women: Steph Buckley (GBR), Emily Meakin (GBR), Sophie Jones (GBR), and Hayley Biggs (GBR) in 1:02:25.

Open Mixed: Charli Kenny (GBR), Ossian Kenny (GBR), Rosie Baglee (GBR), and James Shaw (GBR) in 59:55.

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.

HYROX Birmingham 2024 Podiums: Winners by Division | HyCoach