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HYROX PUEBLA

Podiums & winners by division — Puebla

Puebla, MexicoMay 16 – 17, 2026
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About the event

HYROX Puebla is a key highlight of season 8, turning this Mexican city into the epicenter of fitness racing. Nestled in the heart of the Puebla region, 134 km from Mexico City, this stage draws competitors from around the world with its demanding format alternating 8 km of running and 8 functional workout stations in a vibrant urban setting. What makes this event unique is its immersion in Puebla's colonial heritage, with cobblestone streets and baroque architecture providing a striking contrast to the physical intensity of the competition. Participants will experience a festive atmosphere fueled by the local passion for sports and culture, creating memorable moments beyond the performances. Get ready to conquer HYROX challenges under Puebla's spring sunshine, where every step echoes the city's energy.

HYROX Puebla 2026 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Puebla offers a wide range of accommodations tailored to the needs of HYROX participants and spectators. The city center is packed with boutique hotels in restored colonial buildings, blending historic charm with modern amenities like gyms and recovery spaces. For added comfort, choose upscale establishments with pools and spas, perfect for unwinding after the effort. Budget options include lively hostels and rental apartments near key sites, making event access easy. Travelers will appreciate the proximity to pedestrian zones, restaurants, and transport, with services like energy-boosting breakfasts and free Wi-Fi. Whether solo or in a group, Puebla ensures a convenient and immersive stay, enhancing your physical and mental preparation.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Puebla, fly into Puebla International Airport or Mexico City, about 2 hours away by car or direct bus. Airport-city shuttles are frequent and affordable, with regular departures. Once there, use taxis or ride-sharing apps to navigate the moderate traffic easily. Participants are encouraged to arrive the day before for accreditation and course familiarization, opting for public transport like local buses to avoid limited parking. Plan a morning transfer to the event venue for a smooth setup. Practical tips include traveling light with your competition kit, staying hydrated at altitude, and testing routes on foot to optimize energy. Seamless accessibility makes your trip stress-free.

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Pro Men: Pelayo Menendez Fernandez (ESP) in 1:02:08.

Pro Women: Tanja Stroschneider (AUT) in 1:10:30.

Open Men: Gabriel Tellez Garza (MEX) in 1:02:10.

Open Women: Guadalupe Pérez Rodríguez (MEX) in 1:15:36.

Pro Men: Mario Habib Fierro Elias (MEX) and Aldo Lozano Márquez (MEX) in 56:30.

Pro Women: Andrea Domínguez (MEX) and Valentina De La Cruz (MEX) in 1:09:16.

Open Mixed: Manuel Antonio Morales Gómez (MEX) and Ofelia Paulina Méndez Serrano (MEX) in 1:03:57.

Open Men: Omar Gameros (MEX), Carlos Zatarain (MEX), Mario Fierro (MEX), and Keno Martell (MEX) in 53:27.

Open Women: Elsa Izamar Hernández Galicia (MEX), Rubi Gomez, Regina Del Valle (MEX), and Sofia Del Valle (MEX) in 1:07:04.

Open Mixed: Alonso Sandoval (MEX), Isaac Henares, Axel Garcia (MEX), and Alan Garcia (MEX) in 57:47.

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.