HYROX Houston
Podiums & winners by division — George R. Brown Convention Center
About the event
HYROX Houston is a must-attend stop on the HYROX circuit, hosted at the George R. Brown Convention Center, an iconic venue in the heart of the city. This season 5 event on March 18, 2023, draws thousands of athletes into an electrifying indoor stadium atmosphere, where each 1 km run alternates with functional workout stations to build palpable intensity. Houston, the fourth-largest city in the US, infuses its dynamic Texan spirit into the competition: a thriving fitness culture, vast urban parks like Memorial Park for warm-ups, and an imposing skyline that motivates runners. What makes HYROX Houston memorable is its blend of local adventure and global challenge, featuring a post-race entertainment zone to celebrate achievements under the city lights. A stage that unites top performance with immersion in authentic Texas, perfect for competitors seeking to combine effort and discovery.
HYROX Houston 2023 Podium
Solo
- 1:07:39
- 1:07:40
- 1:09:38
- 1:04:25
- 1:05:13
- 1:06:31
- 1:08:41
- 1:11:09
- 1:12:46
Doubles
- 55:55
- 56:51
- 57:27
- 1:07:12
- 1:09:23
- 1:11:19
- 1:00:37
- 1:01:16
- 1:02:32
Relay
- 1:04:04
- 1:05:39
- 1:25:49
- 1:08:43
- 1:20:22
- 1:37:04
- 58:05
- 1:05:14
- 1:09:04
Plan your stay
Houston provides a wide range of accommodations tailored for HYROX Houston participants and spectators, centered around the George R. Brown Convention Center. From budget-friendly options to luxury stays, the city offers modern hotels with easy access to the event venue, often walkable or via short shuttles. Expect comfortable rooms equipped for athletes: on-site gyms, pools for recovery, and protein-packed breakfasts to kick off race day. Packages often include sports deals combining lodging with local experiences like park tours or fitness event access. Near the convention center, Avenida areas brim with convenient choices, secure parking, and proximity to transit. Whether solo, with a partner, or in a team, the Texan hotel scene ensures optimal rest before the challenge, in a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere.
Beyond HYROX Houston, the city offers plenty of attractions to recharge. Explore Buffalo Bayou Park for bike rides, kayaking, or jogging with skyline views, or Memorial Park, one of the largest urban parks in the US, ideal for running trails. Adrenaline junkies can head to Kemah Boardwalk and Galveston beaches for water sports, fishing, or thrilling rides. Sports fans, catch an NBA game with the Rockets, MLB with the Astros, or NFL with the Texans at Minute Maid Park or Toyota Center. The Houston nightlife pulses in Midtown and Downtown with live music, bars, and clubs. Foodies will love the diverse culinary scene: award-winning barbecue, authentic Tex-Mex, smoky tacos, and melt-in-your-mouth brisket—perfect fuels for athletes craving local, festive energy.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Houston is straightforward thanks to the central location of the George R. Brown Convention Center. For drivers, multiple parking options are nearby like Avenida North, Central, or South garages—reservations recommended to skip lines. Plan your route ahead using official online tools for smooth arrival. Public transit makes it easy: buses at Polk St @ Avenida De Las Americas (5-min walk), Austin St @ Polk St (9 min), or Central Station Rusk (13 min). Arrive early for checks with ID and ticket ready, and use the on-site gear check. Participants, allow time for warm-ups and roxzone exploration. Spectators, use dedicated entrances. Everything is designed for seamless logistics, boosting focus and performance.
George R. Brown Convention Center
1001 Avenida de las Americas, Houston, TX 77010, USA
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Ryan Kent (USA) in 56:52.
Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) in 1:07:39.
Open Men: Rob Pettyjohn (USA) in 1:04:25.
Open Women: Stephanie Hillman (USA) in 1:08:41.
Open Men: Dylan Spencer (USA) and Tyler Spencer (USA) in 55:55.
Open Women: Molly Johnson (USA) and Kara Mobly (USA) in 1:07:12.
Open Mixed: Kait Magida (USA) and David Magida (USA) in 1:00:37.
Open Men: Marc Sherman (USA), Roy Douglas, Robert Hankins (USA), and Justin Hall (GBR) in 1:04:04.
Open Women: Angie Diaz (COL), Kayla Lawson (USA), Brittany Bangert (USA), and Erica Calvery (USA) in 1:08:43.
Open Mixed: Kaleb Yates (USA), Kris Rugloski (USA), Luke Halterman (USA), and Camilla Massa (ITA) in 58:05.
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.