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HYROX ANAHEIM

HYROX ANAHEIM

Podiums & winners by division — Anaheim

Anaheim, United StatesDecember 12 – 14, 2025
HYROXS8Completed

About the event

HYROX Anaheim is a key highlight of season 8, strategically positioned just before the 2026 World Championships, offering unique qualification opportunities. Hosted at the Anaheim Convention Center, this event features a fast, flat course perfect for record-breaking performances like Megan Jacoby's 58:58 in the women's pro division in 2024. Mild December weather in Southern California, 12-22°C under sunny skies, creates ideal racing conditions and a festive vibe. Surrounded by palm trees and near Pacific beaches, Anaheim turns the competition into a memorable winter getaway, blending intense sport with West Coast chill. Athletes enjoy a passionate community, top-tier facilities, and a setting primed for personal bests or Worlds slots.

HYROX Anaheim 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Anaheim shines in hotel offerings, with plentiful options surrounding the Anaheim Convention Center to suit every budget. Premium stays provide luxury comfort just steps from the event venue, while mid-range and budget picks ensure convenience and peace. Expect average rates of $180-250 per night near the convention center and Disneyland, with deals at $100-130 off-peak. Participants love the immediate proximity, skipping stressful morning commutes, plus modern amenities for optimal recovery: pools, gyms, and energizing breakfasts. This hotel density makes the experience seamless, combining athletic convenience with resort-style vibes for total immersion in Anaheim's energy.

Race Info

Anaheim favors driving, but viable options ensure smooth access to the Convention Center. Opt for nearby lodging to cut travel time, as local highways see typical Southern California traffic jams. Rideshares offer flexibility for arrivals and round trips, while limited but affordable public transit links airports and key spots. For participants, arrive early for athlete check-in and prep, factoring in peak traffic. Use on-site dedicated parking for easy entry. These practical tips guarantee stress-free logistics, saving all your energy for top performance on the flat, fast course.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Jack Driscoll (USA) in 57:31.

Pro Women: Camilla Massa (ITA) in 1:04:40.

Open Men: Alex Johnson (USA) in 1:01:39.

Open Women: Dinorah Garza (MEX) in 1:04:11.

Pro Men: Ryan Kent (USA) and Colin Stiefer (USA) in 51:19.

Pro Women: Brittany McCall (USA) and Lianne Girard (CAN) in 1:01:15.

Open Men: Simon Passmore (GBR) and Jon Clark (GBR) in 56:47.

Open Women: Helena Garcia Escudero (USA) and Sara Van Dyke (USA) in 1:00:10.

Open Mixed: Austin Azar (CAN) and Kris Rugloski (USA) in 54:40.

Open Men: Justin Crichlow (USA), Joe Stacy (USA), Chris Monpere (USA), and Blake Mistretta (USA) in 54:06.

Open Women: Christine Berlin Fuentes (MEX), Brigette Goldberg (USA), Haylee Hansen (USA), and Chelsea Near (USA) in 1:06:52.

Open Mixed: Renee Palermo (USA), Grady Jackson (USA), Mackenzie Clark (USA), and Donald Pollitt (USA) in 56:19.

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.