HYROX Nice

HYROX Nice

Podiums & winners by division — Nice

Nice, FranceOctober 12, 2024
HYROXS7Completed

About the event

HYROX Nice makes its grand return for its second edition from February 12 to 15, 2026, at the Palais des Expositions, following a resounding success in October 2024 with 4000 athletes and the World Championships. This Season 7 competition on the French Riviera will host up to 16,000 participants for four days of intense races by the seaside, in a sunny and dynamic setting. Nice, the iconic city blending elegance and vibrancy, provides the perfect backdrop with its Mediterranean mildness, where sweat and competition mix with the electric vibe of a roaring crowd. Whether novice or veteran, challenge yourself in solo, duo or relay formats, in this arena where energy ramps up for an unforgettable fitness experience. Nice will thus become the benchmark for HYROX events in France, combining sporting challenge and the unique charm of the Riviera.

HYROX Nice 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Nice offers an abundant and varied range of accommodations tailored to the needs of HYROX athletes and spectators. Near the Palais des Expositions, the Musicians district and Promenade des Anglais area appeal with their proximity to the sea, transport, and main roads, making travel to the venue a breeze. Expect modern hotels with comfortable bedding, air-conditioned and bright rooms for optimal rest after exertion. Surrounding areas provide a calm environment ideal for recovery, while buzzing with shops and green spaces for warm-ups or relaxation. Participants will love the energizing breakfasts and quick beach access for post-competition walks. Whether downtown or seaside, stays combine practical comfort, tranquility, and easy access to Nice highlights like Place Masséna or the pedestrian zone.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Nice, Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, right nearby, ensures easy international connections with direct shuttles to the city center and event site. Regional trains and TGVs bring you quickly from Paris or major French cities, with stations serving central Nice. Once there, trams, buses, and bike-sharing connect efficiently to the Palais des Expositions, accommodations, and attractions. Competitors are advised to arrive with extra time to handle preparations, packing light for mobility. Plan light warm-ups upon arrival, thanks to open spaces like the Promenade des Anglais. Parking near the site eases car access, while the pedestrian network promotes active travel. Anticipate crowds for smooth organization and focus on performance.

Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Joffrey Voisin (FRA) in 59:21.

Pro Women: Jezabel Kremer (FRA) in 1:09:03.

Open Men: Matthieu Burban in 1:00:13.

Open Women: Elisa Da Silva (FRA) in 1:10:23.

Pro Men: Alexandre Clement (FRA) and Maxime Denjean (FRA) in 1:01:46.

Pro Women: Adèle Bussereau (FRA) and Justine Riot (FRA) in 1:09:10.

Open Men: Mehdi Dergaoui (FRA) and Théo Kis (FRA) in 55:00.

Open Women: Armelle Tharin (SUI) and Virginie Zaninetti (SUI) in 1:04:23.

Open Mixed: Timothee Detant (FRA) and Rebecca Houard (FRA) in 57:50.

Open Men: Lucas Vaccarello (FRA), Paul Fraisse, Tommi Guerrieri, and Romain Benoit (FRA) in 1:05:02.

Open Women: Filipa Mesquita (POR), Marisa Carvalho (POR), Marta Varandas (POR), and Ana Meireles in 1:14:51.

Open Mixed: Joachim Bonheur (FRA), Laura Boulanger (FRA), Julien Velasco (FRA), and Marie Micaux (FRA) in 1:07:38.

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.