Stuart Hunt

1 HYROX result (0 solo, 1 in a team) over 1 season. Best Relay Men time 1:30:14 at Sydney 2026.

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1:30:14 Relay Men time · Sydney 2026 1 Relay Men race

99th of 126 Relay Men place · Sydney 2026 among Relay Men finishers there

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Roxzone strongest segment · Sydney 2026 faster than 99% of the Relay Men field on it

1 · Tap any raceEach row below opens that race's report: every split against the field, where the time went, where it can come back.

2 · Read the station profileFurther down: the shape of the race, the strongest and weakest segments, and the race as one bar against the typical finisher.

3 · Turn it into trainingEvery weak station links to its workouts on RoxHype; the app writes the eight weeks from these exact splits.

Every race

1 result

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Race	Division	Time	Place	Runs	Stations	Roxzone
Sydney 2026 1 Jul 2026team: Stuart Hunt, Edward Hall, Adam Jessup, Cj Courtwhat the whole field did →	Relay Men · team U40	1:30:14	99th of 126	53:17	32:24^{7 of 8}	4:33	splits SkiErg4:20Sled push—Sled pull3:59Burpee broad jump5:17Row4:23Farmers carry1:21Sandbag lunges6:03Wall balls6:11Run 110:44Run 2—Run 34:00Run 44:28Run 54:27Run 65:05Run 74:09Run 819:34Full report for this race →

Place is the position among timed finishers in the same race, division and gender; a doubles place is the team's, and a relay place is among all relay teams at that race (relay teams are ranked together). Runs is the organiser's official run total (it can differ from the eight laps added up by a few seconds), stations the eight stations added up, and roxzone the time moving between them. "6 of 8" marks a stations total from the stations that were timed; the others had no split at that race. The age group is the one entered for that race; for a team it is the team’s age group. How the numbers are made.

Station profile · best Relay Men race

Sydney 2026, against 126 Relay Men

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Shape of the race

50% top SkiPush
no splitPullBBJRowCarryLungesWall ballsRoxzoneRuns

Stuartedge = faster than everyone, centre = slowest

Each spoke is one segment (roxzone is the time moving between stations). The further out, the bigger the share of the field beaten on it. A round shape is an even race; a dent is a weak station.

How you ranked on each segment

SkiErg faster than 58%

Sled push —

Sled pull faster than 30%

Burpee broad jump faster than 31%

Row faster than 54%

Farmers carry faster than 94%

Sandbag lunges faster than 21%

Wall balls faster than 30%

Roxzone faster than 99%

Runs (8 km) faster than 6%

Longer is better: the share of the field this segment beat.

Minutes against the typical finisher

SkiErg 0:06 faster

Sled pull 0:28 slower

Burpee broad jump 0:47 slower

Row 0:02 faster

Farmers carry 0:32 faster

Sandbag lunges 1:26 slower

Wall balls 0:56 slower

Roxzone 3:10 faster

Runs (8 km) 15:58 slower

Green, left of centre: faster than the typical Relay Men finisher at this race. Orange, right: slower, and by how much.

The race as one bar: Stuart against the typical Relay Men finisher

Stuart1:30:14

10:444:204:003:594:285:174:274:235:051:214:096:0319:346:114:33

Typical Relay Men1:14:21

3:274:264:191:574:263:314:164:304:274:254:401:534:234:376:065:157:43

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

Left to right is the race in order: run 1, SkiErg, run 2, sled push, and so on. A block wider than the one below it is a slower segment than the typical finisher.

Sandbag lunges cost 1:26 against the typical Relay Men finisher at Sydney 2026. The sandbag lunges guide shows whether that is strength or pacing, and the workouts that fix it.