Bordeaux, Karlsruhe and Toronto all raced this weekend, and they were the last three races to score points for the Hamburg Elite field. HYROX has also confirmed the Elite Series cutoff dates for the rest of the 2026/27 HYROX season. |
News & UpdatesHYROX has published the Elite Series cutoff dates after a question at Wednesday's Elite Town Hall, and Hamburg's is Tuesday. The cutoffs fall between 16 days before London and 30 days before Lyon. The leaderboard locks on 6 October for Hamburg, 17 November for London, 19 January for Bangkok, 18 February for Las Vegas, 13 April for Lyon and 18 May for the World Championships in Hong Kong. With no races left before Tuesday, the Hamburg window has effectively closed, making Bordeaux, Karlsruhe and Toronto the final opportunities to score points. HYROX confirmed that Elite 15 invitations will be issued first, with spots rolling down within the Elite 15 before any Challenger 15 invitations are sent. You can track the current standings at our Elite Rankings. Via Hybrid Fitness Media. |
COMMUNITY Follow any HYROX athlete live, split by splitEvery athlete on a HYROX start list now has a live page on TrainRox, with a race clock and each run and station as they finish it. On race days each division also gets a Live tab, where you can follow a whole wave and see the places won and lost at each split. It's free and you don't need an account. We tracked more than 20,000 athletes and teams at Bordeaux, Karlsruhe and Toronto. Boston, Geneva and Gdańsk are next, from 8 October. Find a friend on the start list before their wave and keep the page open. |
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Race Recap3 races this past week with 43,384+ athletes. 🇫🇷 HYROX Bordeaux — Bordeaux saw 17,788 athletes compete over several days. In the PRO MEN division, Charlie Botterill took the win in 54:01, followed by Alexander Roncevic and Jake Dearden. Elodie Ravera topped the PRO WOMEN podium in 58:49, ahead of Calypso Sheridan and Lea Sophie Pommerening. Charlie Botterill also won PRO DOUBLES MEN, with Jake Dearden in 48:49, while Anne Bonnin and Ambre Keram secured the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN win in 55:51. The OPEN MEN title went to Charles Crepeau with a 55:28, and Hanne Monteyne claimed the OPEN WOMEN win in 1:04:09. 🇨🇦 HYROX Toronto — Toronto hosted 14,202 participants throughout the weekend. Frederic Dube led the PRO MEN with a 55:22 finish, while Madelyn Eybergen won the PRO WOMEN division in 58:32. Frederic Dube added the PRO DOUBLES MEN win with Cole Learn in 48:41. Erika Tvedten and Rachael Wade won the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN category in 58:23. OPEN MEN saw Zach Cygan cross the line first in 57:16, and Maguy Deslauriers captured the OPEN WOMEN victory in 1:05:26. 🇩🇪 HYROX Karlsruhe — Karlsruhe welcomed 11,394 athletes to the course. Sean Noble clocked 54:53 to win the PRO MEN division, while Saskia Millard secured the PRO WOMEN title in 58:25. The PRO DOUBLES MEN podium was topped by Tim Wenisch and Jannik Czapla with a 50:28 performance. Saskia Millard doubled up, winning PRO DOUBLES WOMEN with Holly Archer in 54:38. Lloyd Mulholland won the OPEN MEN category in 58:25, and Denise Schumacher led the OPEN WOMEN field in 1:00:29. View full results → |
Calendar Updates🇮🇹 HYROX Verona Jan 28–31 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 8, 12:00 CEST (10:00 UTC). 🇺🇸 HYROX Phoenix Feb 25–28 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 8, 12:00 MST (19:00 UTC). 🇵🇱 HYROX Warsaw Apr 7–11 — Tickets on sale Wed Oct 14, 12:00 CEST (10:00 UTC). 🇫🇮 HYROX Helsinki Apr 16–18 — Tickets on sale Thu Oct 22, 12:00 EEST (09:00 UTC). |
Podcasts🎙️ The Unfiltered Podcast — Host Krystal Perkins sits down with Special Forces veteran Jon Wynn, BLD Performance founder Anthony Di Paolo and HYROX Elite APAC champion Calypso Sheridan on the physical and mental pressure of the Elite 15, working through trauma, addiction and imposter syndrome, and how to keep high performance sustainable over a lifetime. 🎙️ HYROX Coaching Podcast — Aaron and Chris on which cross-training builds your aerobic engine and which only adds fatigue. They explain why the bike and StairMaster transfer well to HYROX, why short, frequent easy sessions on the SkiErg and rower beat occasional hard ones, and why a faster SkiErg pace in training does not mean you should race it faster. 🎙️ Rox Lyfe — Former CrossFit Games athlete Sydney Wells discusses her transition to HYROX, how her training has evolved, and the lessons learned while racing Pro Doubles with Lauren Griffith, a partnership that has already secured multiple wins and a 56 minute personal best. 🎙️ Spanish HYPRODCAST — The first episode of the show's new era debates the $112,000 Marc Lou got for running a HYROX and whether brands sponsor athletes or audiences. The hosts also cover the Joanna Wietrzyk case, nutrition in HYROX, whether the Elite 15 really holds the best athletes in the world, ATHX teaming up with CrossFit, and a first reaction to HYROX Rome. 🎙️ German Kannst du so nicht sagen — World champion Tim Wenisch shares advice for first-time racers, explains why strength is the foundation for sub-60 minute finishes, and discusses his personal approach to training, nutrition and recovery. |
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