- 58:54
- 1:03:18
- Luke PennyNZL1:04:05

About the event
HYROX Incheon brings the global fitness race phenomenon to South Korea’s cutting-edge coastal metropolis. Set in the futuristic district of Songdo, the event blends intense competition with the sleek energy of glass towers, wide boulevards, and a buzzing international crowd. Athletes tackle demanding runs and functional workout stations in a purpose-built convention center designed to handle big sporting occasions with precision. The mix of local athletes, Asian competitors and travelers from across the world creates a unique, multicultural race day vibe. Whether you are chasing a personal best, using Incheon as your first HYROX challenge, or coming to support friends, this event stands out for its polished organization, modern setting and the thrill of competing in one of Asia’s most innovative cities.
HYROX Incheon 2025 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Incheon offers a wide range of accommodation options suitable for athletes, spectators and support teams. Around Songdo, visitors will find modern hotels and serviced residences with spacious rooms, good soundproofing and reliable Wi-Fi, ideal for pre-race rest and remote work. Many properties feature fitness facilities, saunas or pools, helping competitors stay loose and recover properly. Business-style hotels provide efficient check-in and early breakfast services, while more budget-friendly options cater to those prioritizing easy access to the venue and public transport. Guests can expect clean, contemporary interiors, helpful front desk staff, and a blend of Korean hospitality with international standards. With multiple choices close to the convention center and key transport hubs, it is straightforward to align lodging with your race schedule and recovery needs.
Incheon is much more than a gateway to South Korea; it is a vibrant destination worth exploring around race weekend. Participants can wander through the ultra-modern streets of Songdo, relax in Songdo Central Park with its canals and green spaces, or head to Wolmi-do for seaside walks and amusement rides. History fans will enjoy Incheon’s Chinatown and the neighboring open port area, where Korean, Chinese and Western influences meet. After the race, refuel with Korean barbecue, spicy tteokbokki, comforting jjigae stews or fresh seafood at local markets and restaurants. Cafes and dessert shops offer great spots to unwind, connect with fellow athletes and soak up the local atmosphere while celebrating a hard-fought HYROX performance.
Race Info
Incheon is one of Asia’s best-connected cities, making logistics for race weekend smooth and predictable. International travelers typically arrive via Incheon International Airport and can then reach Songdo and the convention area by airport rail, subway or taxi in a relatively short time. Domestic visitors benefit from Korea’s efficient rail and bus network, with clear signage and frequent services. To optimize performance, plan to arrive at least a day before your race wave so you can collect any necessary materials, walk the venue, and adjust to local time and climate. Use public transport or official taxis to avoid parking stress and allow extra buffer time on race morning for warm-up, hydration and check-in. Keeping travel simple and well-timed helps you step onto the start line focused and ready to race.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Pierre Algret (FRA) in 58:54.
Pro Women: Aisling Ryle (IRL) in 1:10:28.
Open Men: Byungseok Song (KOR) in 1:00:49.
Open Women: Chelsea Ribeiro (CAN) in 1:03:39.
Pro Men: Byungseok Song (KOR) and Kitae Nam (KOR) in 56:55.
Pro Women: Lauren Carr (USA) and Carly Wessels (RSA) in 1:08:36.
Open Men: Seong Won Choi (KOR) and Kitae Nam (KOR) in 53:55.
Open Women: 채연 김 and 혜인 박 in 1:09:07.
Open Mixed: Bernardo Viseu Roque Amaro (POR) and Jessica Williams (AUS) in 1:00:47.
Open Men: Hyeseong Hwang (KOR), Jinhyung Lee (KOR), Jun Hyeon Jeon (KOR), and Suk Hyun Hwang (KOR) in 57:06.
Open Women: 혜지 노, 예진 오, 예원 고, and 유리 이 in 1:11:59.
Open Mixed: Luke Penny (NZL), Aisling Ryle (IRL), Chelsea Ribeiro (CAN), and Jackson Penny (NZL) in 54:05.
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.