- 55:43
- 56:33
- Marc DeanGBR56:38
About the event
HYROX Hamburg marks a return to roots for this fitness competition launched in 2018 in the same city. Positioned at the heart of season 8, this event draws athletes from around the world to tackle 8 km of running alternated with intense functional stations, amid the electric vibe of Hamburg's exhibition halls. The port city, with its maritime energy and industrial history transformed into modern spaces, provides the perfect backdrop for this challenge. What makes HYROX Hamburg unforgettable is its community festival atmosphere: pulsing music, cheering crowds, and a pioneering spirit echoing the discipline's origins. Participants forge indelible memories between extreme physical challenges and collective celebrations in a vibrant metropolis blending Hanseatic tradition and contemporary dynamism. An essential stop for any ambitious competitor.
HYROX Hamburg 2025 Podium
Solo
- 1:01:11
- 1:01:28
- 1:01:40
- 53:14
- Dylan ScottUSA53:37
- 54:25
- 58:21
- 58:34
- Lauren WeeksUSA59:13
Doubles
- 48:53
- 51:03
- 51:19
- 59:08
- 1:01:42
- 1:02:01
- 49:17
- 49:53
- 50:13
- 54:39
- 55:10
- 57:07
- 53:53
- 55:41
- 56:01
Relay
- 51:45
- 54:17
- 56:24
- 1:02:44
- 1:03:03
- 1:05:54
- 54:08
- 1:00:27
- 1:00:52
Plan your stay
Hamburg offers a diverse and accessible hotel scene perfectly suited to HYROX participants and spectators. From the lively city center to portside areas, options range from cozy boutique hotels to comfortable international chains, with budget picks for groups. Near the exhibition halls, expect convenient stays with quick transport access, modern rooms geared for post-race recovery: firm beds, on-site gyms, and protein-packed energy breakfasts. Areas like St. Pauli or Altona mix festive vibes with tranquility, featuring Elbe-view rooftops to unwind. For families or teams, choose spacious apart'hotels. Overall, Hamburg's hospitality ensures optimal rest with attentive services and proximity to key sites, letting you focus on performance without logistical hassles.
Hamburg, Hanseatic gem, brims with attractions to enhance your HYROX stay. Explore the bustling port, one of Europe's largest, with its towering cranes and legendary ships, perfect for an invigorating stroll. Wander the trendy Sternschanze district with colorful murals and alternative cafes, or visit the renovated HafenCity warehouses blending futuristic architecture and green spaces. For culture, the glittering glass Elbphilharmonie offers captivating concerts overlooking the Elbe. For leisure, rent a bike to cruise the inner lakes or take a boat tour. In cuisine, savor fresh Fischbrötchen with smoked fish from the harbor, spicy currywurst from street stalls, or hearty labskaus, a classic sailors' dish. These experiences recharge athletes' batteries and delight spectators in a city where sea meets urban life.
Race Info
Getting to HYROX Hamburg is straightforward thanks to the city's efficient network. The well-connected international airport links easily across Europe; plan a direct train or shuttle to the center for a smooth arrival. By train, the central Hauptbahnhof handles high-speed arrivals from major German and European cities. For local travel, the U-Bahn and S-Bahn reach the exhibition halls in minutes, with affordable day tickets. Savvy participants arrive the day before to acclimate, scout the venue, and soak in the atmosphere. Park in secure lots nearby if driving, or opt for urban bikes for a fitness touch. Pack waterproof gear as the coastal climate can be unpredictable; clear signage leads to the athlete entrance, enabling a calm pre-race prep.
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Fabian Eisenlauer (GER) in 55:43.
Pro Women: Manuela García Caparrós (ESP) in 1:01:11.
Open Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) in 53:14.
Open Women: Joanna Wietrzyk (AUS) in 58:21.
Pro Men: Dylan Scott Scott (USA) and Rich Ryan (USA) in 48:53.
Pro Women: Jade Skillen (GBR) and Sam Pretty (GBR) in 59:08.
Open Men: Alexander Roncevic (AUT) and Tim Wenisch (GER) in 49:17.
Open Women: Lauren Griffith (USA) and Lauren Weeks (USA) in 54:39.
Open Mixed: Simone Feld (GER) and Elte Hupkes (NED) in 53:53.
Open Men: Nicholas Bauer (GER), Dominic Molzahn (GER), Fritz Grobien (GER), and Patrick Grewe (GER) in 51:45.
Open Women: Rosie Walsh (GBR), Joanna Roberts (GBR), Daniella Gale (GBR), and Emily Higham (GBR) in 1:02:44.
Open Mixed: Markus Rhöse (GER), Dieter Schwarzkopf (GER), Rebecca Barthel (GER), and Angela Lanz (GER) in 54:08.
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.