Boston, Geneva and Gdańsk all raced this weekend, Spain's Hyatlón crowned its first champions in Madrid, and HYROX's founders have put money into XENOM. Plus six podcasts and the next round of 2027 ticket sales. |
News & UpdatesThe Spanish Triathlon Federation has officially crowned its first Hyatlón champions. The circuit held its inaugural event at the indoor athletics track at Gallur in Madrid, with an individual H6 of six 1,000 m runs and the HYROX stations minus the Sled Pull and Farmers Carry. Manuela García Caparrós won Elite women ahead of Sandra Domínguez Chávez and Patricie Viadel Turjanicová, and Pedro Antonio Toral won Elite men ahead of Pablo Sánchez and Alejandro Pareja. The following day, 256 doubles pairs and seven relay teams joined the competition. FETRI president José Hidalgo described these first stops as a learning curve, with the federation listening to athlete feedback. Susana Alonso raced it and filmed the experience in a vlog. Reporting via MARCA. HYROX co-founders Christian Toetzke and Moritz Fürste have invested in XENOM and will join its board. The partnership, which follows the founders taking majority control of HYROX, includes strategic cooperation on education, marketing, and events. XENOM CEO Keith Barlow noted that this collaboration supports the company as it builds a global events system ahead of its first international season in 2027. Toetzke called it a "very logical decision for us, because we share the same goal of making fitness the largest sport on earth," and the companies say that together HYROX and XENOM "now span the full functional fitness competitive landscape." Further details were reported by Morning Chalk Up. |
Race Recap3 races this past week with 36,109+ athletes. 🇺🇸 HYROX Boston — The Boston event saw 15,165 athletes compete over the weekend. In the PRO MEN division, Dylan Scott took the win with a time of 54:42, while Willow Collins secured the PRO WOMEN title at 1:00:07. The PRO DOUBLES MEN podium was led by Stephen Pelkofer, Dylan Scott at 51:12, and Molly Chambers, Willow Collins claimed the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN win at 56:55. In the OPEN categories, Zach Cygan finished first in OPEN MEN with 55:57, and Brittany McCall topped the OPEN WOMEN field at 1:04:56. 🇨🇭 HYROX Geneva — Geneva hosted 13,330 athletes with strong showings across all divisions. Jake Dearden clocked 55:03 to win PRO MEN, while Stefanie Oswald led the PRO WOMEN division with a time of 59:03. The PRO DOUBLES MEN race was won by Tommy Valentin, Thomas Dubost in 51:06, and Céline Von Potobsky, Melanie Maurer took the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN victory in 58:00. Ryan Stack won the OPEN MEN at 57:26, and Esmé Nickson secured the OPEN WOMEN division in 1:01:39. 🇵🇱 HYROX Gdańsk — Gdańsk welcomed 7,614 athletes for a competitive weekend. Alen Ploj won PRO MEN with a 57:02 finish, and Tanja Stroschneider took the PRO WOMEN title in 1:00:50. In the doubles field, Kieron White, Conor Maguire won PRO DOUBLES MEN in 51:21, while Sophia Parvizi-Wayne, Chloe Cook grabbed the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN win at 54:58. Hakan Burton set the pace for the OPEN MEN at 53:32, and Helena Dicostanzo won the OPEN WOMEN division with 1:05:52. View full results → |
Racing This WeekCheck each race page for course maps, schedules, and venue details. 🇪🇸 HYROX Valencia Oct 15–18 Startlist available 🇭🇺 HYROX Budapest Oct 17 Startlist soon 🇧🇷 HYROX São Paulo Oct 17–18 Startlist available See all upcoming events → Racing soon? Check you know the rules Ten questions on the rules, the movement standards and race day, picked for your division. Every answer names its source, down to the rulebook section. Two minutes, then a scorecard. Take the race-ready check |
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Calendar Updates🇵🇱 HYROX Warsaw Apr 7–11 — Tickets on sale Wed Oct 14, 12:00 CEST (10:00 UTC). 🇦🇺 HYROX Brisbane Mar 31–Apr 5 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 15, 18:00 AEST (08:00 UTC). 🇹🇼 HYROX Taipei Mar 12–14 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 15, 18:00 Taiwan Time (10:00 UTC). 🇫🇷 HYROX Toulouse Feb 3–7 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 15, 14:00 CEST (12:00 UTC). 🇺🇸 HYROX Las Vegas Mar 12–14 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 15, 12:00 PDT (19:00 UTC). 🇩🇰 HYROX Copenhagen Mar 25–28 — Tickets on sale Fri Oct 16, 12:00 CEST (10:00 UTC). 🇫🇮 HYROX Helsinki Apr 16–18 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 22, 12:00 EEST (09:00 UTC). 🇺🇸 HYROX Miami Mar 26–28 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 22, 12:00 EDT (16:00 UTC). 🇺🇸 HYROX Houston Apr 1–4 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 29, 12:00 CDT (17:00 UTC). |
Podcasts🎙️ ENDUROX — Dan Plews and Adam Storey answer listener questions on doubles training, how to train the sled push and pull without a sled, lab testing for HYROX athletes, and training for HYROX alongside an Ironman. The pair also discuss Dan's ankle injury and Adam's pre-cooling research from the Red Bull HYROX Coaches Camp in São Paulo. 🎙️ Hybrid Fitness Report — Elite 15 athlete and former soldier Jon Wynn joins Jude and Paul Reynolds to discuss his military service, his journey with addiction, and the potential impact of a pending knee surgery on his future in the sport. 🎙️ Frog & Dog Pod — Doubles partners Ollie Russell and Travis Owles break down their communication strategies, their preparation for Hamburg, and their early predictions for the 2027 World Championships. 🎙️ Atalanta — Hannah Taylor discusses her rapid progression from her first race to qualifying for Worlds, the importance of recovery, and her experiences with under-fuelling as a competitive athlete. 🎙️ French La RoxZone Podcast — This episode covers recent race results, debates the Elite points system, and reviews the Spanish Triathlon Federation's Hyatlón (thanks for the TrainRox mention). Quentin Garel takes nutrition, recovery and supplement questions and talks through his injury and his future in HYROX. 🎙️ Spanish MetConCast — Exercise physiologist Jorge Gutiérrez Hellín explores pacing strategies, the impact of body weight on sled performance, training volume for pros, and the evidence behind common supplements. |
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