- 1:03:10
- 1:04:11
- 1:04:25
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About the event
HYROX Warsaw marks a historic milestone as the first HYROX event held in a European stadium, at the heart of the prestigious PGE Narodowy, Poland's national stadium with over 58,000 seats. This season-ending Major draws the fastest athletes and largest number of participants, promising a spectacular hybrid competition in an iconic arena accustomed to major sports events and concerts. Located in central Warsaw, this one-day event transforms the Polish capital into the epicenter of fitness racing, with a uniquely electric atmosphere. Runners tackle the 8 km of running alternated with emblematic functional stations, under the eyes of thousands of spectators. Sign up to climb the leaderboard, earn the finisher patch, and aim for World Championships qualifications. An unforgettable moment that elevates HYROX to new heights of grandeur.
HYROX Warszawa 2024 Podium
Solo
- 1:12:31
- 1:12:56
- 1:18:24
- 59:24
- 1:03:24
- 1:05:03
- 1:06:46
- 1:12:07
- 1:14:41
Doubles
- 1:01:49
- 1:04:34
- 1:04:35
- 1:08:17
- 1:13:34
- 1:14:53
- 59:30
- 1:01:16
- 1:05:09
Relay
- 1:04:25
- 1:04:37
- 1:23:53
- 1:36:18
- 1:02:08
- 1:04:38
- 1:07:08
Plan your stay
Warsaw offers a varied and accessible hotel selection, perfectly suited to the needs of HYROX participants and spectators. Near PGE Narodowy, the Praga district and city center abound in modern hotels of all categories, from budget options to luxurious 5-star establishments with spas and gyms. Expect well-equipped accommodations: free Wi-Fi, protein-rich included breakfasts, and proximity to transport for a smooth arrival. Riverside options along the Vistula provide inspiring views and post-workout relaxation spaces. For groups or relays, family apartments and hostels ensure comfort and camaraderie. Book early for competitive rates, with some packages including access to local fitness centers. The city's warm vibe makes every stay memorable, boosting recovery and motivation before the race.
Warsaw, a dynamic city with a thousand faces, offers participants and spectators an enriching stay alongside HYROX. Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, with its cobbled streets, baroque churches, and Royal Castle Square, remnants of a resilient history. Stroll along the Vistula for invigorating walks, or visit the Palace of Culture and Science for a breathtaking panoramic view. For culture, museums like the Warsaw Uprising Museum dive into Poland's turbulent past. For leisure, choose lush parks like Łazienki, perfect for active recovery with lakes and peacocks. On the culinary side, savor pierogi stuffed with meat or cheese, sour żurek soup, and hearty bigos stews. Pair with pure Polish vodka or local beer for an authentic immersion, while respecting athlete-friendly nutrition.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Warsaw is straightforward thanks to the city's excellent connectivity. Chopin Airport, the main international hub, serves numerous European capitals with direct flights; shuttles and taxis quickly connect to the center. For train arrivals, Warszawa Centralna station is ideal, just a few metro or bus stops from PGE Narodowy. Use the efficient public transport: daily tickets cover trams, buses, and suburban trains, with direct lines to the stadium. Plan to arrive the day before for acclimatization and venue recon, bringing your race kit and personal fueling. Park in the stadium's dedicated lots if driving, anticipating crowds. For participants, test the round-trip on foot or urban bike to optimize prep. Stay flexible amid peak crowds for a seamless experience.
Ptak Warsaw Expo
Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn, Poland
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Erik Woodward (NOR) in 1:03:10.
Pro Women: Caroline Vreden (GER) in 1:12:31.
Open Men: Aaron Woodman (GBR) in 59:24.
Open Women: Anne Stellaard (NED) in 1:06:46.
Open Men: Patrick Ryan (MEX) and Luke Acheson (GBR) in 1:01:49.
Open Women: Dominika Gnaś (POL) and Natalia Wesołowska (POL) in 1:08:17.
Open Mixed: Kirsty Keating (GBR) and Stephen Hands (GBR) in 59:30.
Open Men: Mindaugas Rupsys (LTU), Gintas Stulpinas (LTU), Raimondas Rupsys, and Modestas Bosas (LTU) in 1:04:25.
Open Women: Kirsty Keating (GBR), Anne Stellaard (NED), Gabrièl Bartels (NED), and Martina Görz (GER) in 1:04:37.
Open Mixed: Liliana Wójcik Mirska, Wojciech Laszczak (POL), Klaudia Laszczak (POL), and Maciej Laszczak (POL) in 1:02:08.
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.