- 58:42
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- Adam CorlettGBR1:00:48

HYROX Manchester
Podiums & winners by division — Manchester Central
About the event
HYROX Manchester is a must-attend event of season 6, hosted at the prestigious Manchester Central Convention Centre, the iconic venue that buzzed during the 2023 HYROX World Championships. This two-day edition brought together 8000 athletes and 7500 spectators, creating an electric atmosphere in this renovated industrial arena at the city's heart. Manchester's standout feature: its booming fitness scene, fueled by a passionate community and modern facilities perfect for intense races. The event shone with historic performances, like the new Pro Men's Doubles world record by Hunter McIntyre and Michael Sandbach in 50:18, smashing the previous mark by 4 minutes. Age-group records in doubles and singles were also broken, making this competition unforgettable for the feats of British and international elites before a fired-up crowd.
HYROX Manchester 2024 Podium
Solo
Doubles
Relay
Plan your stay
Manchester offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. In the city center near Manchester Central Convention Centre, choose modern hotels with integrated gyms, ideal for final prep or optimal recovery. Budget options include lively hostels in the heart of town, great for mingling with fellow athletes in a friendly atmosphere. For more comfort, boutique hotels provide spacious rooms with views of iconic skyscrapers. Expect attentive service, protein-packed energy breakfasts, and proximity for short trips to the event. Book early for fitness special packages, often including spa access to ease post-effort muscles. This variety ensures a restful stay aligned with competitors' needs.
Beyond HYROX Manchester, dive into the city's unique energy. Explore the buzzing Northern Quarter, packed with colorful street art and independent shops for a cultural immersion. Visit the Science and Industry Museum, celebrating Manchester's industrial heritage with fascinating interactive exhibits. For leisure, stroll along Castlefield's canals, remnants of the Industrial Revolution, or ride the Wheel of Manchester for a stunning panoramic view. Food-wise, savor local classics like crispy fish and chips, comforting pie and mash, or curry houses influenced by the South Asian community. Participants will find these flavors perfect fuel to recharge, while spectators enjoy lively pubs to extend the post-race festive vibe.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Manchester is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Manchester Airport, just 20 minutes from the center, offers direct flights from Europe and beyond; a quick shuttle or taxi drops you nearby. For train arrivals, Piccadilly Station is perfect, linked by frequent metro and trams to the Convention Centre. Practical tips: arrive the day before to acclimate and test the course, pack essentials in a light bag. Participants get aid stations along the course with water and fueling points. Use public transport to dodge traffic, or carpool with other athletes via dedicated apps. On-site, enjoy the Thunderdome for spectating and an entertainment zone to unwind.
Manchester Central
Windmill St, Manchester M2 3GX, UK
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Graham Halliday (GBR) in 58:42.
Pro Women: Kate Davey (GBR) in 1:04:09.
Open Men: Ash Harrell (GBR) in 57:01.
Open Women: Katharine Brownlee (GBR) in 1:02:10.
Pro Men: Michael Sandbach (GBR) and Hunter Mcintyre (USA) in 50:18.
Pro Women: Katrin Hulme (GBR) and Sam Bilbie (GBR) in 59:52.
Open Men: Dan Nota (GBR) and Brad Graham (GBR) in 54:35.
Open Women: Megan Davis (GBR) and Lucy Davis (GBR) in 57:59.
Open Mixed: Emma Munsch (GBR) and Mark Lynch (GBR) in 57:16.
Open Men: Thomas Marshall (GBR), Ieuan Thomas (GBR), Christopher Prothero (GBR), and Gareth Lewis (GBR) in 56:52.
Open Women: Samantha Johnson (GBR), Aliya Arthur (GBR), Hallie Farber (USA), and Louisa Copsey (GBR) in 1:00:46.
Open Mixed: Kate Smith (GBR), Danny Uscroft-Mould (GBR), Megan Lockey (GBR), and Sachin Sinha (GBR) in 1:00:22.
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.