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HYROX Perth

HYROX Perth

Podiums & winners by division — Perth

Perth, AustraliaDecember 14 – 15, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Perth is a season 7 highlight in Australia, drawing athletes from around the world to a thrilling indoor arena. Located in the heart of Perth, this event turns the city into the fitness racing capital, with vast halls ready to host thousands of participants. What makes HYROX Perth unique is its strategic location near the Indian Ocean, offering a striking contrast between intense indoor efforts and refreshing sea breezes. Runners alternate 8km of running with functional stations in an electric atmosphere, fueled by Australia's passion for outdoor sports. Expect epic finishes under bright lights, with a local community buzzing with endurance and resilience. This event is more than a race—it's a celebration of determination in a dynamic, welcoming urban setting.

HYROX Perth 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Perth offers diverse accommodations tailored to HYROX participants and spectators. The city is packed with modern downtown hotels near event venues, ranging from budget-friendly options to luxurious beach resorts. Expect athlete-ready rooms: on-site gyms, recovery pools, and protein-packed breakfasts. Riverside areas like Elizabeth Quay provide soothing water views for optimal pre-race rest. For more privacy, short-term rental apartments allow personal meal prep and stretching. Public transport proximity makes event commutes easy, while Perth's cosmopolitan vibe ensures a comfortable, motivating stay with attentive services for performance-focused athletes.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Perth, fly into Perth International Airport, well-connected by direct flights from Asia, Europe, and major Australian cities. Airport-city shuttles offer quick, affordable transfers to the center. Once there, use the efficient train and bus network to get close to the indoor venue, with nearby stations minimizing pre-competition effort. Arrive the day before to acclimate to the sunny climate and test the warm-up course. Savvy participants choose carpooling or ride-sharing for a group-motivated arrival. Park early if driving, prioritizing event-designated zones. These practical options ensure a calm, performance-focused prep.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Tom Rodgers (AUS) in 58:37.

Pro Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 1:00:46.

Open Men: Callum Meehan (NZL) in 58:41.

Open Women: Mollie Emond (AUS) in 1:00:30.

Pro Men: Kosta Ilic (AUS) and Regan Burley (AUS) in 1:02:55.

Pro Women: Ilona-Jade Errington (GBR) and Aimee Pink (GBR) in 1:09:38.

Open Men: Danny Samuels (GBR) and Chris Wright (USA) in 56:45.

Open Women: Katherine Katsanevakis (AUS) and Olivia Goder (AUS) in 1:06:02.

Open Mixed: Connor Willis (GBR) and Holly Davies (GBR) in 1:00:29.

Open Men: Afeafe Lokotui (TGA), Luke Penny (NZL), Bay Tucek (AUS), and Jackson Penny (NZL) in 55:27.

Open Women: Phoebe Thomasson (GBR), Belen Channells (AUS), Wendy Wu (HKG), and Ayesha Razvi (AUS) in 1:05:14.

Open Mixed: Victoria Seville (GBR), Courtney Yates (AUS), Jake Lindgren, and Thomas Pybus (GBR) in 1:02:38.

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.