- Jake DeardenGBR57:20
- Tomas TvrdikCZE57:51
- Alen PlojSLO58:11
S9
About the event
HYROX Tenerife stands as a key stop on season 9, with a demanding format enhanced by the exceptional setting of the Canaries. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and volcanic landscapes, Tenerife provides an ideal environment to push limits under generally mild weather conditions. The event brings together local and international athletes in a competitive yet festive atmosphere, driven by the island's energy. Between the intensity of the race and the beauty of the views, HYROX Tenerife promises a memorable experience where every participant enjoys both the sporting challenge and the island vibe. It is the perfect opportunity to turn a competition into a true sports escape in a spectacular setting.
HYROX Tenerife 2026 Podium
Solo
- 1:04:35
- 1:06:29
- 1:07:07
- Jon IriondoESP59:18
- 1:00:39
- Josh CaseyGBR1:02:20
- 1:11:21
- 1:12:10
- 1:12:13
Doubles
- 51:00
- 52:46
- 52:59
- 1:00:43
- 1:01:01
- 1:02:04
- 53:52
- 55:24
- 57:35
- 1:03:43
- 1:04:28
- 1:07:56
- 57:57
- 58:10
- 58:59
Relay
- 59:21
- 1:13:00
- 1:30:52
- 1:06:08
- 1:07:54
- 1:10:30
- 56:27
- 1:06:36
- 1:10:23
Plan your stay
Tenerife offers a wide range of accommodations suited to athletes and their companions, from functional apartments to higher-end properties. Participants can usually find places near main transport routes, making access to the event site and warm-up areas easy. Many accommodations include recovery-friendly spaces such as pools, gyms or sunny terraces to relax after the race. Both spectators and competitors can plan a tailored stay combining comfort, practicality and controlled costs. The variety of options allows optimal preparation, quality rest and island discovery in the best conditions.
Taking part in HYROX Tenerife is the ideal reason to explore the island's treasures. Around the event, participants can discover Teide National Park, stroll along black or golden sand beaches, or enjoy lively coastal villages. For culture and leisure, seaside walks, local markets and boat trips to spot dolphins and whales offer great active recovery breaks. On the food side, try papas arrugadas with mojo, Canarian cheeses and fresh grilled fish. These tasty yet simple specialties suit athletes seeking both energy and enjoyment.
Race Info
Reaching HYROX Tenerife is straightforward thanks to frequent flights connecting the island to major European cities. Once there, the road network allows easy access to the event area by car, taxi or public transport depending on preference and budget. Participants are advised to arrive early to acclimate, explore the surroundings and calmly collect their gear. Factoring in travel times, traffic and logistics helps reduce stress on race day. By planning travel, meals and rest in advance, everyone can show up at the start line in the best physical and mental state.
Avenida de la Constitución, 12 38005 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Jake Dearden (GBR) in 57:20.
Pro Women: Melanie Maurer (SUI) in 1:04:35.
Open Men: Jon Iriondo (ESP) in 59:18.
Open Women: Paula Paredes (ESP) in 1:11:21.
Pro Men: Jake Williamson (GBR) and Luke Greer (GBR) in 51:00.
Pro Women: Poppy Robinson (GBR) and Elli Robinson (GBR) in 1:00:43.
Open Men: Alex Escudero (ESP) and Jon Iriondo (ESP) in 53:52.
Open Women: Jacqui Thomson (GBR) and Melissa Burnett (IRL) in 1:03:43.
Open Mixed: Mia Dobson (DEN) and Tj Pilgrim (GBR) in 57:57.
Open Men: Marwan Benbouala, Massimo Perucchini (FRA), Quentin Tourbez (FRA), and Léo Tourbez (FRA) in 59:21.
Open Women: Ciara O’kane (IRL), Ellie Boyd (GBR), Keeva Neely (IRL), and Georgia Boyd (IRL) in 1:06:08.
Open Mixed: Matthew Osbiston (GBR), Tj Pilgrim (GBR), Isabela Rodriguez (BRA), and Mia Dobson (DEN) in 56:27.
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.