- Jake DeardenGBR55:03
- 55:45
- Marc DeanGBR56:34

HYROX GENEVA
Podiums & winners by division — Palexpo Geneva (Hall 4 + 5)
About the event
HYROX Geneva stands out as a key event of season 9, at the crossroads of Europe. Set in a city that is both cosmopolitan and sporty, the race brings together athletes from across Switzerland and neighboring countries, ready to compete on a demanding format that rewards strategy, effort management and determination. The Geneva setting, with its lake, mountains and international institutions, gives the event a special dimension, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and electric. Whether you are aiming for a first challenge or a high-level performance, HYROX Geneva promises an intense day of competition, an engaged crowd and a race experience you will remember for a long time.
HYROX Genève 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Race Info
Laps per run
- Run 1: 3 laps — enter at {gate}
- Runs 2 to 8: 2 laps — enter at {gate}
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) in 55:03.
Pro Women: Stefanie Oswald (GER) in 59:03.
Open Men: Ryan Stack (GBR) in 57:26.
Open Women: Esme Nickson (GBR) in 1:01:39.
Pro Men: Thomas Dubost (FRA) and Tommy Valentin (FRA) in 51:06.
Pro Women: Céline Von Potobsky (SUI) and Melanie Maurer (SUI) in 58:00.
Open Men: Gabin Bertapelle (FRA) and Tom Martz (FRA) in 51:50.
Open Women: Laurie ARMAND (FRA) and Marie-Laure THIEUX (FRA) in 1:02:56.
Open Mixed: Salome De Barthez (FRA) and Thomas Fry (FRA) in 55:36.
Open Men: Sébastien Rousseau (FRA), Diogo Castro (POR), William Boirat (FRA), and Djibril Diallo (FRA) in 53:00.
Open Women: Laure Bovy (SUI), Maeva Flury (SUI), Virginie Zaninetti (SUI), and Bénédicte Rapin (SUI) in 1:03:20.
Open Mixed: Francesco Montori (ITA), Alessia Donati (ITA), Riccardo Tasini (ITA), and Mirjam Von Rohr (SUI) in 53:15.
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.