- 56:13
- Ivan PranjicCRO1:02:54
- 1:03:26
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About the event
HYROX Wien marks a historic moment in the global circuit as Austria's only HYROX event, turning the capital into an endurance epicenter over three intense days. This Season 5 event, held on February 18, 2023, captivated athletes with its electric atmosphere at Reed Messe Wien, where legendary performances were etched, like Alexander Roncevic's blistering 56:13 in Men's Pro, a season record at the time. Vienna, with its imperial elegance and vibrant energy, provides a unique backdrop where history meets modern fitness. Spectators enjoy unbeatable views from the Thunderdome, while runners push their limits in a mythical indoor arena. Memorable for its World Championship qualifiers and community spirit, HYROX Wien remains a benchmark for warriors aiming to surpass themselves in the city of waltzes and champions.
HYROX Wien 2023 Podium
Solo
- 1:03:32
- 1:09:51
- 1:19:53
- 57:47
- 59:39
- Markus PützGER1:00:37
- 1:08:10
- Martina GörzGER1:10:59
- Mica FramvigDEN1:12:35
Doubles
- 52:59
- 57:02
- 57:11
- 1:01:52
- 1:06:30
- 1:06:56
- 59:41
- 1:03:55
- 1:05:16
Relay
- 1:10:08
- 1:13:42
- 1:14:41
- 1:11:51
- 1:12:43
- 1:25:48
- 1:05:54
- 1:06:09
- 1:11:15
Plan your stay
Vienna excels in its diverse hotel offerings, tailored to the needs of HYROX Wien participants and spectators. The city provides a range of accommodations from luxurious palaces to practical budget hotels, concentrated around the city center and the event venue at Reed Messe Wien for quick access. Participants can expect modern rooms with wellness amenities like gyms, saunas, and pools for ideal pre-race recovery. Properties in the Innere Stadt district offer historic charm with views of St. Stephen's Cathedral, while those near the Messe prioritize convenience with easy shuttles. Family or group options include spacious apartments for Doubles or Relay teams. Anticipate attentive service, hearty energy-packed breakfasts, and proximity to public transport, making your stay seamless and invigorating to perform at your peak.
Beyond HYROX Wien, Vienna reveals its imperial treasures. Visit the majestic Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO site, for an immersion in Habsburg history with its lavish gardens perfect for active recovery. Stroll the Ring, the iconic boulevard lined with the State Opera and Parliament, where classical concerts still echo. Culture lovers will find masterpieces by Bruegel and Vermeer at the Museum of Art History. For leisure, a horse-drawn carriage ride through the historic center or a session at the Prater with its famous Giant Ferris Wheel offers relaxation and stunning panoramas. On the culinary side, savor crispy Wiener Schnitzel, melt-in-your-mouth Apfelstrudel, or tender Tafelspitz—classic Austrian dishes packed with protein, ideal for recharging athletes' batteries. Markets like Naschmarkt brim with spices and fresh produce for optimal post-workout nutrition.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Wien is straightforward thanks to Vienna's efficient network. The international airport connects directly to the city center by express train in 16 minutes, then metro or bus to the event venue. For car arrivals, secure parking abounds near the site, with carpooling options to minimize stress. Participants are advised to arrive early for check-in with ID and QR-code ticket, and plan a light warm-up on site. Metro and trams cover the city effectively, with stations just steps from the arena. Opt for public transport to avoid race weekend congestion. Flawless logistics prep lets you focus on performance: check routes ahead, bring a water bottle and energy snacks for arrival. Vienna thus enables total event immersion.
Messe Wien
Messeplatz 1, 1020 Vienna, Austria
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 56:13.
Pro Women: Mirjam Von Rohr (SUI) in 1:03:32.
Open Men: Christopher Von Stelzer (GER) in 57:47.
Open Women: Alice Dr. Schürer (AUT) in 1:08:10.
Open Men: Lasse Pips (AUT) and Rene Groinig (AUT) in 52:59.
Open Women: Allana Falconer (GBR) and Carla Dilley (GBR) in 1:01:52.
Open Mixed: Rafael Bouts (NED) and Hana Hasanbegovic (NED) in 59:41.
Open Men: Sebastian Stammler (AUT), Florian Schönleitner, Dominic Dietrich, and Philipp Dvorak (GER) in 1:10:08.
Open Women: Megan Tranter (GBR), Wendy Orchard (GBR), Angharrad Janzen-Morris (GBR), and Wendy Williams (GBR) in 1:11:51.
Open Mixed: Christoph Zeilinger, Hannah Fichtinger, Sabine Aicher (AUT), and Hannes Woschner (AUT) in 1:05:54.
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.