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HYROX London

Podiums & winners by division — ExCeL London

London, United KingdomNovember 25 – 26, 2023
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About the event

HYROX London on November 25, 2023, marked a historic milestone as the largest HYROX event ever, over two intense days at ExCeL London. This season 6 World Series event stood out with its unprecedented scale and 32 hours of non-stop competition, turning the vast complex into a buzzing arena of energy. The host city, the cosmopolitan heart of the UK, provided a dynamic urban backdrop where runners tackled 8 km of running alternated with functional stations under the eyes of thousands of spectators. Memorable moments included elite athletes like Olympic champion Eve Muirhead in Women’s Open, Hunter McIntyre in Men’s Doubles, and Jake Dearden completing 11 races in 48 hours for charity. Exceptional performances, such as Anabel Obank’s win in Women’s Pro (1:05:17) and the Hogan twins in Mixed Doubles (56:26), elevated this event to must-attend status, celebrating resilience and community amid London’s vibrant buzz.

HYROX London 2023 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

London offers diverse accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators, centered around ExCeL in the East End. Modern complexes near the venue provide functional rooms equipped for athletes, including gyms, recovery areas, and high-speed WiFi to track results. Expect varied establishments: budget hotels with comfy beds and protein-packed energy breakfasts, ideal for tight budgets; mid-range options with pools and spas for post-workout relaxation; and luxury stays for full immersion in London glamour. Proximity to public transport ensures quick trips to the site, minimizing logistics stress. Travelers appreciate late room service and quiet zones for optimal recovery. Whatever the category, London lodging guarantees comfort, convenience, and a touch of British elegance to make your stay memorably successful.

Race Info

Getting to HYROX London is seamless thanks to the capital’s dense network. Fly-in participants land at Heathrow or City Airport, connected by express trains or direct tubes to ExCeL in under an hour. From major stations like King’s Cross or Paddington, take the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) dropping you steps from the venue, bypassing traffic jams. Prep your arrival by checking athlete check-in times: pre-register to skip lines and pick up your timing chip early if possible. On race days, use early public transport to beat crowds, with potential dedicated shuttles from central hubs. Park in the site’s secure lots if driving, but expect high fees. Stay hydrated and pack essentials in a light bag for smooth transition to the start line, ensuring full focus on performance.

ExCeL London

1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL, UK

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Harry Thompson (GBR) in 58:30.

Pro Women: Anabel Obank (GBR) in 1:05:17.

Open Men: Jake Williamson (GBR) in 56:44.

Open Women: Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) in 1:03:13.

Open Men: Tony Revell (SHN) and Ciaran Parkinson (ENG) in 51:36.

Open Women: Gaby Caron (GBR) and Klare Osborne (GBR) in 1:00:26.

Open Mixed: Tom Hogan (IRL) and Dena Hogan (IRL) in 56:26.

Open Men: Davey Platt (GBR), Omar Mansour (GBR), Dean Scott (GBR), and Jordon West (GBR) in 54:31.

Open Women: Michelle Kenny (GBR), Abigail Monck (GBR), Helen Hatton (GBR), and Claire Huffman (GBR) in 1:14:33.

Open Mixed: Sajmir Berisha, Hannah Hawkins (USA), Stephen Campbell (GBR), and Siobhan Brown (GBR) in 1:15:24.

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.