- 55:14
- Tanguy CruzFRA56:24
- 56:33

HYROX PERTH
Podiums & winners by division — Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre (PCEC)
About the event
HYROX Perth features on the international calendar as a stop that blends sporting demands with a relaxed urban atmosphere. In Perth, athletes enjoy a bright Australian setting, a human-scale city and a seaside energy that gives the event its own identity. This meeting is memorable for those who like to combine performance, travel and discovery, with a dynamic sporting scene and an often enthusiastic crowd. For both participants and spectators, Perth offers a distinctive backdrop of modernity, open spaces and proximity to the ocean, which enhances the impact of a busy HYROX weekend.
HYROX Perth 2026 Podium
Solo
Doubles
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Race Info
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Pro Men: Dexter Buchanan (NZL) in 55:14.
Pro Women: Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (NZL) in 59:59.
Open Men: Orin Ball (AUS) in 55:34.
Open Women: Coco Holland-Waterson (NZL) in 1:01:47.
Pro Men: Cam Butler (NZL) and Dene Flude (NZL) in 51:26.
Pro Women: Maddison Biggs (AUS) and Ashley Reddy (AUS) in 59:49.
Open Men: Jakob Cerneka (AUS) and Aaron Price (AUS) in 50:52.
Open Women: Charlotte Blackburn (GBR) and Alice Wicks (AUS) in 57:42.
Open Mixed: Stephanie Wighton (AUS) and Aaron Bathis (AUS) in 53:15.
Open Men: Jed Campbell (AUS), Phil Hill (AUS), Malcolm George (AUS), and Nick Russell (AUS) in 49:41.
Open Women: Abby Stevens (NZL), Michelle Rennie (NZL), Taya Barnes-Warde (AUS), and Taytum Green (AUS) in 56:30.
Open Mixed: Ayah Saleh (AUS), Patrick Gibson (GBR), Jordi Gunn (AUS), and Brett Gibson (AUS) in 59:24.
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.