- 57:22
- 58:45
- 58:48
About the event
HYROX Rome kicks off season 8 of the global circuit, a first for Italy's capital hosting 15,000 athletes and as many spectators over three intense days. Held at pavilions 3 and 4 of Fiera Roma, this event introduces a game-changer: a fully outdoor race track on a one-lap course, blending 8 km of running with 8 functional workouts. In the EUR district near historic sites, this edition turns the Eternal City into a fitness racing arena where ancient history meets modern performance. Sold out in days, HYROX Rome promises fair matchups on a globally standardized format, testing endurance, strength, and mental resilience. An unforgettable experience where medals make for epic photos in front of the Colosseum, fusing athletic glory with Roman heritage for a truly iconic event.
HYROX Roma 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:02:18
- 1:02:53
- 1:03:59
- 55:36
- 57:55
- Igor ArrutiESP58:18
- Anne BonninFRA1:03:10
- Anabel ObankGBR1:03:24
- Megan PowellGBR1:05:35
Doubles
- 52:31
- 53:23
- 53:25
- 56:10
- 56:34
- 1:01:16
- 52:16
- 53:06
- 53:07
- 1:02:01
- 1:02:25
- 1:03:00
- 55:47
- 56:04
- 56:45
Relay
- 52:37
- 55:01
- 55:13
- 56:07
- 1:01:36
- 1:05:57
- 53:53
- 58:36
- 58:40
Plan your stay
Rome offers a diverse and plentiful hotel selection tailored to Hyrox athletes and spectators. Near Fiera Roma in the EUR district, choose modern hotels with direct access to Fiumicino Airport just 10 km away, ensuring stress-free arrivals and optimal recovery. These spots often feature gyms, spas, and pools to fine-tune prep or ease post-race muscles. In the city center, 30 minutes by train from Termini station, find everything from cozy aparthotels to luxury palaces steeped in historic charm with views of iconic monuments. Expect attentive service, hearty local breakfasts, and easy transport links to balance comfort, performance, and cultural immersion. Flexible and accessible, Rome's accommodations elevate your entire experience.
Rome, the Eternal City, provides the perfect backdrop for Hyrox participants and spectators. Explore the Colosseum and Roman Forum for a plunge into antiquity, or stroll the Palatine Hill ruins. Trastevere charms with its picturesque alleys, lively squares, and bohemian vibe ideal for unwinding post-effort. Culture buffs will love the Vatican with St. Peter's Basilica and Museums, while parks like Villa Borghese beckon for refreshing walks. For food, savor authentic carbonara, cacio e pepe, or pizza al taglio, packed with carbs to refuel. Pair with a strong espresso or artisanal gelato for a sweet touch. These outings blend history, art, and Italian flavors, turning your trip into a truly enriching racecation.
Race Info
Reaching Fiera Roma is straightforward and efficient for participants. Fiumicino Airport, 10 km away, offers direct shuttles or quick taxis to the venue. From downtown, regional trains link Termini station to the site in about 30 minutes with frequent services. Plan to arrive early for check-ins and warm-ups, packing light for smooth movement. Public transport covers the city comprehensively, connecting airports, stations, and the venue hassle-free. For race prep, opt for early morning links to dodge traffic peaks and maximize rest. On-site parking accommodates personal vehicles. Stay updated on schedules via local apps for seamless logistics, letting you focus on performance and exploring Rome.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Roberto Viciedo Gimeno (ESP) in 57:22.
Pro Women: Gloria Corbetta (ITA) in 1:02:18.
Open Men: Ben Sutherland (GBR) in 55:36.
Open Women: Anne Bonnin (FRA) in 1:03:10.
Pro Men: Connor Higgins (IRL) and Luke Ennis (GBR) in 52:31.
Pro Women: Danél Louw (RSA) and Vicky Macintosh (RSA) in 56:10.
Open Men: Ben Sutherland (GBR) and Freddie Cree (GBR) in 52:16.
Open Women: Agathe Bellanger (FRA) and Margot Mazelin (FRA) in 1:02:01.
Open Mixed: Théo Kis (FRA) and Caroline Tallard (FRA) in 55:47.
Open Men: Gary Crawford (SCO), Jay Hudson (SCO), Sean Mccarthy (GBR), and Norman Alonso Cruickshank (MEX) in 52:37.
Open Women: Rachel Gibbons (GBR), Hannah Lavery (GBR), Megan Gibbons (GBR), and Millie Tobin (GBR) in 56:07.
Open Mixed: Gloria Corbetta (ITA), Giovanni Benzon (ITA), Alessia Donati (ITA), and Salvatore Scolaro (ITA) in 53:53.
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.