- 54:27
- Domen DornikSLO54:28
- 54:29
World records held here
About the event
HYROX Warsaw marks the finale of the Elite 15 Majors circuit for Season 8, taking place from April 16 to 19, 2026, at the iconic PGE Narodowy, Warsaw's ultra-modern national stadium. Europe's first HYROX stadium event, it promises a grand spectacle with the world's fastest athletes and a record number of participants. The electric atmosphere of the Thunderdome, where every kilometer of running and every workstation echoes in this cavernous arena, will make this competition historic. Varied divisions include men, women, doubles, relays, and adaptive, with qualifications for the World Championships. Get ready for an unforgettable sports adventure in the vibrant heart of Poland, where Polish resilience meets fitness excellence. This event is not just a race; it's a moment that will go down in HYROX history.
HYROX Warszawa 2026 Podium
Solo
- 57:38
- Lucy ProcterGBR59:03
- 1:00:47
- 51:59
- Dylan ScottUSA52:40
- 53:17
- 54:25
- Lauren WeeksUSA54:54
- 55:56
Doubles
- 50:30
- 51:04
- 51:29
- 56:02
- 57:29
- 58:49
- 48:23
- 48:53
- 48:53
- 52:11
- 52:58
- 54:26
- 49:39
- 53:15
- 53:56
Relay
- 49:22
- 50:06
- 50:53
- 59:36
- 1:05:57
- 1:14:01
- 46:47
- 54:06
- 55:32
Plan your stay
Warsaw excels with its varied and affordable hotel offerings, especially in the city center (Śródmieście), near transport and PGE Narodowy. Expect mid-range modern hotels with great value, often $50-100 per night, offering comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, and gyms to fine-tune your prep. Budget options include clean, central hostels ideal for groups or solo travelers, with spacious bunks and shared kitchens. High-end spots provide spas, infrared saunas, and cryotherapy chambers for optimal post-race recovery. Poland's capital is one of Europe's most economical, with high safety and easy access via efficient metro and trams. Choose central lodging to minimize travel, enjoy vibrant nightlife, and recharge in a safe, welcoming environment before or after the event.
Warsaw, host of HYROX, offers a captivating blend of history and modernity to enrich your stay. Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town with its medieval cobblestones and rebuilt baroque facades from post-war reconstruction, or stroll through Łazienki Park, a green oasis with a water palace and free-roaming peacocks, perfect for active recovery. Walk along the Vistula riverbanks to admire bold street art and panoramic views. For culture, visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum for an emotional dive into Polish history, or catch a concert in historic venues. For leisure, opt for a bike ride or spring picnic. In cuisine, savor meat- or mushroom-filled pierogi from local forests, hearty borscht soups, or modern plant-based dishes to boost recovery. Finish with a craft beer in a lively café, the perfect fusion of tradition and contemporary energy.
Race Info
Warsaw boasts an efficient, affordable public transport network, making PGE Narodowy easily accessible for all participants. Fly into Chopin Airport, well-connected by bus and express train to the city center in under an hour, or choose Modlin Airport for low-cost flights with direct shuttles. On-site, use metro, trams, and buses for quick, frequent trips to the stadium. For international arrivals, plan to land one or two days early to acclimate and test the course if possible. Non-Schengen travelers often enjoy visa-free stays up to 90 days. Practical tips: book tickets early, use local apps for real-time schedules, and prioritize public transport to avoid traffic. The compact, pedestrian-friendly, and safe city center is ideal for blending mental prep with seamless logistics to the event.
PGE NARODOWY
PGE NARODOWY, Prince Józef Poniatowski Avenue 1, 03-901 Warsaw, Poland
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Julian Kreutzer (AUT) in 54:27.
Pro Women: Annie Emilsson (SWE) in 57:38.
Open Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 51:59.
Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 54:25.
Pro Men: Ollie Russell (GBR) and Travis Owles (GBR) in 50:30.
Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) and Gloria Corbetta (ITA) in 56:02.
Open Men: Tim Wenisch (GER) and Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 48:23.
Open Women: Lauren Weeks (USA) and Vivian Tafuto (USA) in 52:11.
Open Mixed: Hidde Weersma (NED) and Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 49:39.
Open Men: Guy Estoppey (SUI), Marko Nicic (SRB), Alexis Bernier (FRA), and Daniel Derda (GER) in 49:22.
Open Women: Karolina Samociuk (POL), Elzbieta Liberadzka (POL), Agnieszka Maciejewska (POL), and Kinga Handzlik (POL) in 59:36.
Open Mixed: Sebastian Ifversen (DEN), Sinead Bent (ENG), Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS), and Charlie Botterill (ENG) in 46:47.
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.