- Gabe HeckUSA59:01
- 1:03:50
- 1:07:36
HYROX Singapore
Podiums & winners by division — Singapore
Singapore, SingaporeAugust 31 – September 1, 2024
HYROXS7Season 7Completed
About the event
HYROX Singapore has established itself as a major event on the global fitness racing circuit. Following a successful debut in 2023 and two standout editions in 2024, the event continues to grow in popularity. Welcoming competitors of all levels, HYROX Singapore blends the intensity of running with sophisticated functional training stations. The event taps into Singapore's dynamism as an Asian sports hub, drawing regional and international athletes. The competition's versatility, with solo, doubles, or relay formats, makes HYROX Singapore accessible yet highly competitive. The 2024 edition introduced HYROX Youngstars, an educational initiative hosting 250 young competitors aged 8 to 15, enhancing the event's community impact.
HYROX Singapore 2024 Podium
Solo
- 1:13:09
- Clare CheungCAN1:14:10
- 1:16:44
- 1:00:40
- Tony Van EckNED1:01:39
- Karim HegazyGBR1:01:47
- Amy CroweGBR1:06:54
- Jessica LianSIN1:08:05
- 1:08:31
Doubles
- 59:59
- 1:01:52
- 1:03:06
- 1:09:32
- 1:10:01
- 1:10:11
- 54:11
- 57:42
- 58:08
- 1:03:08
- 1:07:12
- 1:08:20
- 59:21
- 59:51
- 59:58
Relay
- 57:51
- 59:33
- 1:01:05
- 1:10:40
- 1:11:31
- 1:12:14
- 1:01:39
- 1:03:28
- 1:04:44
Plan your stay
Singapore provides a diverse range of accommodations suited to all budgets. Luxury hotels offer premium comfort and services, while mid-range options deliver excellent value for money. Hostels and short-term furnished apartments let travelers live like locals. Most accommodations enjoy excellent public transport connections. Participants will appreciate specialized services at select hotels, such as post-competition recovery facilities and athlete-friendly menus. As a major tourist destination, Singapore boasts exemplary hotel infrastructure with internationally recognized hygiene and comfort standards. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak event seasons.
Singapore offers a wealth of attractions for participants and spectators. The city-state blends urban modernity with cultural heritage, featuring Marina Bay Sands, the Botanic Gardens, and historic temples all within easy reach. Visitors can explore the multicultural neighborhoods of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam for an authentic culinary experience. Fresh seafood, Peranakan cuisine, and hawker centers provide diverse gastronomy at affordable prices. The Singapore Botanic Gardens offers a relaxing break before or after the competition. Nature lovers can escape to coastal nature reserves and nearby islands. World-class shopping and museums enrich the stay, making Singapore a complete destination for combining sports competition with quality tourism.
Race Info
Singapore features an exemplary and highly efficient public transport system. Changi International Airport, one of the world's best, welcomes participants from abroad. The MRT metro provides fast, reliable connectivity across the city-state. Taxis, rental cars, and ride-hailing services make getting around easy. For competitors, arriving a few days early allows optimal acclimatization and course familiarization. The public transport network operates in English and Mandarin, easing navigation. Buses efficiently serve less central areas. Cyclists will find a growing network of bike paths. With its compact size, Singapore keeps distances short and competition venues easily accessible from anywhere in the city.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Gabe Heck (USA) in 59:01.
Pro Women: Maire Mc Ginley (IRL) in 1:13:09.
Open Men: Callum Meehan (NZL) in 1:00:40.
Open Women: Amy Crowe (GBR) in 1:06:54.
Pro Men: Dylan Goddard (RSA) and Harry Cochrane (GBR) in 59:59.
Pro Women: Julie From (DEN) and Sammy Ventrice (GBR) in 1:09:32.
Open Men: Johnny Tieu (USA) and Callum Meehan (NZL) in 54:11.
Open Women: Rehmat Johal (SIN) and Rachel O’Connor (GBR) in 1:03:08.
Open Mixed: Ian Deeth (GBR) and Maire Mc Ginley (IRL) in 59:21.
Open Men: Suphathep Srichawla (THA), Gabriel Thomas Heck, Udit Dhawan (THA), and Sander Põldvee (EST) in 57:51.
Open Women: Margaux Ith (SIN), Stephanie Shabanov-Leong (SIN), Liz Low (SIN), and Mandalyn Tan Ying Rui (MAS) in 1:10:40.
Open Mixed: Michael Melly (HKG), Clement Zhao (SIN), Elain Tan (SIN), and Sohee Kim (HKG) in 1:01:39.
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.