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Results · season 2025/26 · 21 Mar 2026

HYROX London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 results

The fastest Open Men field of the 2025/26 season: a typical finish of 1:12:34, 15:24 under the season's 1:27:58.

2,632 finishes14 divisions50% running (normal 48%)UK

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Won Elite 15 MenHidde Weersma52:42 Won Elite 15 WomenSinead Bent58:04

HYROX London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 in brief

Elite 15 Men went to Hidde Weersma (Netherlands) in 52:42; Tim Wenisch was 0:18 back.
Home athlete Sinead Bent won Elite 15 Women in 58:04, 0:16 clear of Seka Arning.
In Open, Charlie Botterill led the men in 51:17 and Alice Schürer the women in 58:48.
Charlie Botterill's 51:17 is the fastest Open Men time in our data, which starts in 2024.
27 more times from this race sit in the all-time top 10 of Pro Doubles Men, Elite Doubles Men and Open Men.
21 age-group records fell here, among them Charlie Botterill in Open Men 16-24 (51:17).
A smaller race: 2,632 finishes, against 6,812 at an average race that season.
The same held for Open Women: 1:21:09, 15:13 faster than their season's typical.
This was the first HYROX race at this venue in our data.
Every station ran faster here than the season's typical for Open Men, the wall balls most of all (1:24).
The biggest Open Men age group was 30-34, with 231 finishers; 30% were 40 or over.
46% of Open Men were from Britain; France and Germany sent the next most.
Open Men was the biggest division (961), ahead of Open Women (508).
This was an Elite 15 race: the invitation-only race for the world's top men and women.

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Open Men

Charlie Botterill won Open Men in 51:17, 0:20 ahead of the next finisher.Xavier Dufour was second in 51:37 and Quentin Garel third in 52:31.

1:12:34 typical finish 15:24 faster than this season's typical 1:27:58

59:22 fastest 10% finished under

1:04:45 – 1:22:43 the middle half of the field

Runs where the fastest 25% gained most 5:14 on the typical finisher; at the stations, wall balls (1:34)

Finish times

Finish

This chart shows how many finished in each 2.5-minute band, fastest on the left.A field of normal spread with a long slow tail: typical 1:12:34, middle half about 1:04:45 to 1:22:43, fastest 10% (green) under 59:22.

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Open Men finish times at London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026
Time band	How many	Share
50:00 to 52:30	2	0.2%
52:30 to 55:00	17	1.8%
55:00 to 57:30	36	3.7%
57:30 to 1:00:00	54	5.6%
1:00:00 to 1:02:30	71	7.4%
1:02:30 to 1:05:00	65	6.8%
1:05:00 to 1:07:30	81	8.4%
1:07:30 to 1:10:00	75	7.8%
1:10:00 to 1:12:30	73	7.6%
1:12:30 to 1:15:00	83	8.6%
1:15:00 to 1:17:30	61	6.3%
1:17:30 to 1:20:00	51	5.3%
1:20:00 to 1:22:30	47	4.9%
1:22:30 to 1:25:00	36	3.7%
1:25:00 to 1:27:30	37	3.9%
1:27:30 to 1:30:00	39	4.1%
1:30:00 to 1:32:30	23	2.4%
1:32:30 to 1:35:00	22	2.3%
1:35:00 to 1:37:30	8	0.8%
1:37:30 to 1:40:00	16	1.7%
1:40:00 to 1:42:30	11	1.1%
1:42:30 to 1:45:00	14	1.5%
1:45:00 to 1:47:30	6	0.6%
1:47:30 to 1:50:00	8	0.8%
1:50:00 to 1:52:30	2	0.2%
1:52:30 to 1:55:00	1	0.1%
1:55:00 to 1:57:30	4	0.4%
1:57:30 to 2:00:00	4	0.4%
2:00:00 to 2:02:30	1	0.1%
2:02:30 to 2:05:00	3	0.3%
2:05:00 to 2:07:30	0	0.0%
2:07:30 to 2:10:00	1	0.1%
2:10:00 to 2:12:30	2	0.2%
2:12:30 to 2:15:00	0	0.0%
2:15:00 to 2:17:30	1	0.1%
2:17:30 to 2:20:00	1	0.1%
2:20:00 to 2:22:30	0	0.0%
2:22:30 to 2:25:00	0	0.0%
2:25:00 to 2:27:30	1	0.1%
2:27:30 to 2:30:00	1	0.1%
2:30:00 to 2:32:30	1	0.1%
2:32:30 to 2:35:00	1	0.1%
2:35:00 to 2:37:30	1	0.1%

Where the fastest 25% made its time

Runs 44% Stations 49%

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

The stations gave them more than the runs: 49% of their gain, against 44% on the runs and 7% in the roxzone.

Runs (8 km)5:14

Wall balls1:34

Burpee broad jump1:15

Sandbag lunges0:59

Roxzone (moving)0:54

Sled pull0:46

Sled push0:25

Row0:19

Farmers carry0:17

SkiErg0:14

Each bar is how much faster the fastest 25% were than the typical finisher on one part of the race, biggest first.They gained most on the runs (5:14), then wall balls (1:34); the smallest gap was the SkiErg (0:14).

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Part	Fastest 25% faster by
Runs (8 km)	5:14
Wall balls	1:34
Burpee broad jump	1:15
Sandbag lunges	0:59
Roxzone (moving)	0:54
Sled pull	0:46
Sled push	0:25
Row	0:19
Farmers carry	0:17
SkiErg	0:14

The race as one bar: typical finisher against the fastest 25%

Typical finisher1:11:37

4:064:164:002:294:143:454:144:184:234:334:171:554:204:145:585:474:48

Typical of the fastest 25%59:51

3:364:023:292:043:372:593:393:033:444:143:401:383:433:155:014:133:54

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Typical finisher: 35:32 running, 31:17 at the stations and 4:48 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (5:47).

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Part	Typical finisher	Typical of the fastest 25%
Run 1	4:06	3:36
SkiErg	4:16	4:02
Run 2	4:00	3:29
Sled push	2:29	2:04
Run 3	4:14	3:37
Sled pull	3:45	2:59
Run 4	4:14	3:39
Burpee broad jump	4:18	3:03
Run 5	4:23	3:44
Row	4:33	4:14
Run 6	4:17	3:40
Farmers carry	1:55	1:38
Run 7	4:20	3:43
Sandbag lunges	4:14	3:15
Run 8	5:58	5:01
Wall balls	5:47	4:13
Roxzone	4:48	3:54
Finish	1:12:34	1:00:18

Every station, against the season

Part	Typical	Fastest 10%	Fastest 25%	Against the season
SkiErg	4:16	3:58	4:02	0:19 faster
Sled push	2:29	1:56	2:04	0:38 faster
Sled pull	3:45	2:50	2:59	1:14 faster
Burpee broad jump	4:18	2:55	3:03	1:18 faster
Row	4:33	4:10	4:14	0:21 faster
Farmers carry	1:55	1:33	1:38	0:16 faster
Sandbag lunges	4:14	3:01	3:15	1:06 faster
Wall balls	5:47	3:59	4:13	1:24 faster
Roxzone (moving)	4:48	3:50	3:54	2:38 faster
Runs (8 km)	35:41	30:09	30:27	5:51 faster

No part ran slower here than the season. Faster: the roxzone (2:38) and wall balls (1:24).

Run pace, run 1 to run 8

3:003:304:004:305:005:306:00

Typical athleteFastest 25%minutes per km

This chart shows the time for each of the eight 1 km runs, run 1 on the left: the typical finisher (solid line) and the fastest 25% (dashed).The typical finisher slowed clearly from run 2 to run 7; the quickest was run 2 (4:00) and the slowest the last run (5:58).The fastest 25% were quicker on every run, by most on the last run (0:57 faster).

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Run	Typical	Fastest 25%
Run 1	4:06	3:36
Run 2	4:00	3:29
Run 3	4:14	3:37
Run 4	4:14	3:39
Run 5	4:23	3:44
Run 6	4:17	3:40
Run 7	4:20	3:43
Run 8	5:58	5:01

Run 8 reads long here (5:58 against about 4:15 for runs 2 to 7), because of where the timing mats sit, so the fair pacing test is run 2 against run 7. The typical finisher ran run 7 8% slower than run 2; the fastest 25%, 7% slower.

Who raced: age groups

16-24120 13%

25-29143 15%

30-34231 24%

35-39174 18%

40-44106 11%

45-4975 8%

50-5461 6%

55-5928 3%

60-6418 2%

65-694 0%

How many finished in each age group (tap one for what a good time is at that age).The largest share were in their thirties (405, 42%); the biggest single group was 30-34, with 231.

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Age group	How many	Share
16-24	120	13%
25-29	143	15%
30-34	231	24%
35-39	174	18%
40-44	106	11%
45-49	75	8%
50-54	61	6%
55-59	28	3%
60-64	18	2%
65-69	4	0%

Who raced: countries

Britain446 46%

France106 11%

Germany92 10%

Ireland55 6%

Spain52 5%

Italy42 4%

Portugal25 3%

Netherlands24 2%

The countries with the most finishers in this division, out of 961.The biggest is Britain (446, 46%), then France (106, 11%) and Germany (92, 10%).

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Country	How many	Share
Britain	446	46%
France	106	11%
Germany	92	10%
Ireland	55	6%
Spain	52	5%
Italy	42	4%
Portugal	25	3%
Netherlands	24	2%

Top three

All 961 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Charlie Botterill GBR	16-24	51:17
2	Xavier Dufour FRA	25-29	51:37
3	Quentin Garel FRA	25-29	52:31

Open Women

Alice Schürer won Open Women in 58:48, 0:19 ahead of the next finisher.Anne Caroline Charpentier was second in 59:07 and Zsofia Luca Zold third in 59:29.48% of its athletes came from Britain, then Germany (7%).

1:21:09 typical finish 15:13 faster than this season's typical 1:36:22

1:06:22 fastest 10% finished under

1:12:03 – 1:32:08 the middle half of the field

Runs where the fastest 25% gained most 6:26 on the typical finisher; at the stations, burpee broad jump (1:27)

Finish times

Finish

This chart shows how many finished in each 2.5-minute band, fastest on the left.A field of normal spread with a long slow tail: typical 1:21:09, middle half about 1:12:03 to 1:32:08, fastest 10% (green) under 1:06:22.

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Open Women finish times at London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026
Time band	How many	Share
57:30 to 1:00:00	7	1.4%
1:00:00 to 1:02:30	11	2.2%
1:02:30 to 1:05:00	22	4.3%
1:05:00 to 1:07:30	32	6.3%
1:07:30 to 1:10:00	27	5.3%
1:10:00 to 1:12:30	35	6.9%
1:12:30 to 1:15:00	38	7.5%
1:15:00 to 1:17:30	23	4.5%
1:17:30 to 1:20:00	32	6.3%
1:20:00 to 1:22:30	47	9.3%
1:22:30 to 1:25:00	36	7.1%
1:25:00 to 1:27:30	31	6.1%
1:27:30 to 1:30:00	22	4.3%
1:30:00 to 1:32:30	21	4.1%
1:32:30 to 1:35:00	22	4.3%
1:35:00 to 1:37:30	14	2.8%
1:37:30 to 1:40:00	12	2.4%
1:40:00 to 1:42:30	13	2.6%
1:42:30 to 1:45:00	12	2.4%
1:45:00 to 1:47:30	8	1.6%
1:47:30 to 1:50:00	6	1.2%
1:50:00 to 1:52:30	2	0.4%
1:52:30 to 1:55:00	6	1.2%
1:55:00 to 1:57:30	6	1.2%
1:57:30 to 2:00:00	5	1.0%
2:00:00 to 2:02:30	7	1.4%
2:02:30 to 2:05:00	2	0.4%
2:05:00 to 2:07:30	1	0.2%
2:07:30 to 2:10:00	4	0.8%
2:10:00 to 2:12:30	0	0.0%
2:12:30 to 2:15:00	0	0.0%
2:15:00 to 2:17:30	0	0.0%
2:17:30 to 2:20:00	1	0.2%
2:20:00 to 2:22:30	0	0.0%
2:22:30 to 2:25:00	1	0.2%
2:25:00 to 2:27:30	0	0.0%
2:27:30 to 2:30:00	0	0.0%
2:30:00 to 2:32:30	0	0.0%
2:32:30 to 2:35:00	0	0.0%
2:35:00 to 2:37:30	1	0.2%
2:37:30 to 2:40:00	0	0.0%
2:40:00 to 2:42:30	0	0.0%
2:42:30 to 2:45:00	0	0.0%
2:45:00 to 2:47:30	0	0.0%
2:47:30 to 2:50:00	0	0.0%
2:50:00 to 2:52:30	1	0.2%

Where the fastest 25% made its time

Runs 47% Stations 45% 8%

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

Their gain was shared out: 47% on the runs, 45% at the stations, 8% in the roxzone.

Runs (8 km)6:26

Burpee broad jump1:27

Wall balls1:26

Roxzone (moving)1:02

Sled pull0:56

Sandbag lunges0:56

Row0:24

Sled push0:22

Farmers carry0:21

SkiErg0:19

Each bar is how much faster the fastest 25% were than the typical finisher on one part of the race, biggest first.They gained most on the runs (6:26), then burpee broad jump (1:27); the smallest gap was the SkiErg (0:19).

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Part	Fastest 25% faster by
Runs (8 km)	6:26
Burpee broad jump	1:27
Wall balls	1:26
Roxzone (moving)	1:02
Sled pull	0:56
Sandbag lunges	0:56
Row	0:24
Sled push	0:22
Farmers carry	0:21
SkiErg	0:19

The race as one bar: typical finisher against the fastest 25%

Typical finisher1:19:50

4:404:574:362:144:454:314:465:234:585:084:512:064:514:176:485:395:20

Typical of the fastest 25%1:06:20

3:594:383:551:524:033:354:033:564:104:444:061:454:053:215:374:134:18

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Typical finisher: 40:15 running, 34:15 at the stations and 5:20 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (5:39).

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Part	Typical finisher	Typical of the fastest 25%
Run 1	4:40	3:59
SkiErg	4:57	4:38
Run 2	4:36	3:55
Sled push	2:14	1:52
Run 3	4:45	4:03
Sled pull	4:31	3:35
Run 4	4:46	4:03
Burpee broad jump	5:23	3:56
Run 5	4:58	4:10
Row	5:08	4:44
Run 6	4:51	4:06
Farmers carry	2:06	1:45
Run 7	4:51	4:05
Sandbag lunges	4:17	3:21
Run 8	6:48	5:37
Wall balls	5:39	4:13
Roxzone	5:20	4:18
Finish	1:21:09	1:06:58

Every station, against the season

Part	Typical	Fastest 10%	Fastest 25%	Against the season
SkiErg	4:57	4:34	4:38	0:21 faster
Sled push	2:14	1:47	1:52	0:42 faster
Sled pull	4:31	3:28	3:35	1:17 faster
Burpee broad jump	5:23	3:46	3:56	1:23 faster
Row	5:08	4:40	4:44	0:24 faster
Farmers carry	2:06	1:41	1:45	0:13 faster
Sandbag lunges	4:17	3:10	3:21	0:57 faster
Wall balls	5:39	4:02	4:13	1:12 faster
Roxzone (moving)	5:20	4:13	4:18	2:42 faster
Runs (8 km)	40:45	33:21	34:19	5:56 faster

No part ran slower here than the season. Faster: the roxzone (2:42) and burpee broad jump (1:23).

Run pace, run 1 to run 8

3:304:004:305:005:306:006:307:00

Typical athleteFastest 25%minutes per km

This chart shows the time for each of the eight 1 km runs, run 1 on the left: the typical finisher (solid line) and the fastest 25% (dashed).The typical finisher slowed a little from run 2 to run 7; the quickest was run 2 (4:36) and the slowest the last run (6:48).The fastest 25% were quicker on every run, by most on the last run (1:11 faster).

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Run	Typical	Fastest 25%
Run 1	4:40	3:59
Run 2	4:36	3:55
Run 3	4:45	4:03
Run 4	4:46	4:03
Run 5	4:58	4:10
Run 6	4:51	4:06
Run 7	4:51	4:05
Run 8	6:48	5:37

Run 8 reads long here (6:48 against about 4:49 for runs 2 to 7), because of where the timing mats sit, so the fair pacing test is run 2 against run 7. The typical finisher ran run 7 5% slower than run 2; the fastest 25%, 4% slower.

Who raced: age groups

16-2454 11%

25-2996 19%

30-3494 19%

35-3979 16%

40-4463 12%

45-4962 12%

50-5434 7%

55-5915 3%

60-6410 2%

65-691 0%

How many finished in each age group (tap one for what a good time is at that age).The largest share were in their thirties (173, 34%); the biggest single group was 25-29, with 96.

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Age group	How many	Share
16-24	54	11%
25-29	96	19%
30-34	94	19%
35-39	79	16%
40-44	63	12%
45-49	62	12%
50-54	34	7%
55-59	15	3%
60-64	10	2%
65-69	1	0%

Who raced: countries

Britain245 48%

Germany38 7%

France37 7%

Ireland29 6%

Spain25 5%

Switzerland16 3%

Netherlands13 3%

Italy12 2%

The countries with the most finishers in this division, out of 508.The biggest is Britain (245, 48%), then Germany (38, 7%) and France (37, 7%).

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Country	How many	Share
Britain	245	48%
Germany	38	7%
France	37	7%
Ireland	29	6%
Spain	25	5%
Switzerland	16	3%
Netherlands	13	3%
Italy	12	2%

Top three

All 508 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Alice Schürer AUT	30-34	58:48
2	Anne Caroline Charpentier FRA	35-39	59:07
3	Zsofia Luca Zold HUN	35-39	59:29

Doubles Men

Cem ter Burg and Sam Schoeman won Doubles Men by just 0:07, in 48:01.dimitry martins and olivier jouve were second in 48:08 and Thomas Fry and Quentin Pingliez third in 49:08.56% of its athletes came from Britain, then France (12%).

1:03:42 typical finish 12:32 faster than this season's typical 1:16:14

54:25 fastest 10% finished under

58:23 – 1:10:26 the middle half of the field

Runs where the fastest 25% gained most 4:52 on the typical finisher; at the stations, burpee broad jump (0:37)

Finish times

Finish

This chart shows how many finished in each 2.5-minute band, fastest on the left.A field of normal spread with a long slow tail: typical 1:03:42, middle half about 58:23 to 1:10:26, fastest 10% (green) under 54:25.

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Doubles Men finish times at London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026
Time band	How many	Share
47:30 to 50:00	5	1.1%
50:00 to 52:30	16	3.5%
52:30 to 55:00	34	7.5%
55:00 to 57:30	38	8.3%
57:30 to 1:00:00	57	12.5%
1:00:00 to 1:02:30	58	12.7%
1:02:30 to 1:05:00	50	11.0%
1:05:00 to 1:07:30	39	8.6%
1:07:30 to 1:10:00	38	8.3%
1:10:00 to 1:12:30	28	6.1%
1:12:30 to 1:15:00	15	3.3%
1:15:00 to 1:17:30	20	4.4%
1:17:30 to 1:20:00	22	4.8%
1:20:00 to 1:22:30	12	2.6%
1:22:30 to 1:25:00	5	1.1%
1:25:00 to 1:27:30	5	1.1%
1:27:30 to 1:30:00	4	0.9%
1:30:00 to 1:32:30	2	0.4%
1:32:30 to 1:35:00	2	0.4%
1:35:00 to 1:37:30	2	0.4%
1:37:30 to 1:40:00	2	0.4%
1:40:00 to 1:42:30	1	0.2%
1:42:30 to 1:45:00	1	0.2%

Where the fastest 25% made its time

Runs 58% Stations 34% 8%

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

Their gain was shared out: 58% on the runs, 34% at the stations, 8% in the roxzone.

Runs (8 km)4:52

Roxzone (moving)0:41

Burpee broad jump0:37

Sandbag lunges0:37

Wall balls0:27

Sled pull0:26

Row0:16

SkiErg0:13

Sled push0:08

Farmers carry0:08

Each bar is how much faster the fastest 25% were than the typical finisher on one part of the race, biggest first.They gained most on the runs (4:52), then moving between stations (0:41); the smallest gap was farmers carry (0:08).

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Part	Fastest 25% faster by
Runs (8 km)	4:52
Roxzone (moving)	0:41
Burpee broad jump	0:37
Sandbag lunges	0:37
Wall balls	0:27
Sled pull	0:26
Row	0:16
SkiErg	0:13
Sled push	0:08
Farmers carry	0:08

The race as one bar: typical finisher against the fastest 25%

Typical finisher1:03:10

4:093:484:001:304:112:404:132:414:184:134:171:354:193:075:454:034:21

Typical of the fastest 25%54:49

3:393:353:301:223:372:143:372:043:423:573:411:273:432:304:553:363:40

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Typical finisher: 35:12 running, 23:38 at the stations and 4:21 in the roxzone; the longest station was the row (4:13) and the shortest the sled push (1:30).

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Part	Typical finisher	Typical of the fastest 25%
Run 1	4:09	3:39
SkiErg	3:48	3:35
Run 2	4:00	3:30
Sled push	1:30	1:22
Run 3	4:11	3:37
Sled pull	2:40	2:14
Run 4	4:13	3:37
Burpee broad jump	2:41	2:04
Run 5	4:18	3:42
Row	4:13	3:57
Run 6	4:17	3:41
Farmers carry	1:35	1:27
Run 7	4:19	3:43
Sandbag lunges	3:07	2:30
Run 8	5:45	4:55
Wall balls	4:03	3:36
Roxzone	4:21	3:40
Finish	1:03:42	55:13

Every station, against the season

Part	Typical	Fastest 10%	Fastest 25%	Against the season
SkiErg	3:48	3:33	3:35	0:17 faster
Sled push	1:30	1:18	1:22	0:22 faster
Sled pull	2:40	2:04	2:14	0:42 faster
Burpee broad jump	2:41	1:59	2:04	0:32 faster
Row	4:13	3:53	3:57	0:18 faster
Farmers carry	1:35	1:22	1:27	0:05 faster
Sandbag lunges	3:07	2:25	2:30	0:29 faster
Wall balls	4:03	3:31	3:36	0:24 faster
Roxzone (moving)	4:21	3:36	3:40	2:23 faster
Runs (8 km)	35:12	30:02	30:20	6:53 faster

No part ran slower here than the season. Faster: the roxzone (2:23) and sled pull (0:42).

Run pace, run 1 to run 8

3:304:004:305:005:306:00

Typical athleteFastest 25%minutes per km

This chart shows the time for each of the eight 1 km runs, run 1 on the left: the typical finisher (solid line) and the fastest 25% (dashed).The typical finisher slowed a little from run 2 to run 7; the quickest was run 2 (4:00) and the slowest the last run (5:45).The fastest 25% were quicker on every run, by most on the last run (0:50 faster).

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Run	Typical	Fastest 25%
Run 1	4:09	3:39
Run 2	4:00	3:30
Run 3	4:11	3:37
Run 4	4:13	3:37
Run 5	4:18	3:42
Run 6	4:17	3:41
Run 7	4:19	3:43
Run 8	5:45	4:55

Run 8 reads long here (5:45 against about 4:15 for runs 2 to 7), because of where the timing mats sit, so the fair pacing test is run 2 against run 7. The typical finisher ran run 7 8% slower than run 2; the fastest 25%, 6% slower.

Who raced: age groups

16-2457 13%

25-2993 20%

30-3487 19%

35-3980 18%

40-4467 15%

45-4938 8%

50-5420 4%

55-5910 2%

60-642 0%

65-692 0%

How many teams raced in each team age group.The largest share of the teams were in their thirties (167, 37%); the biggest single group was 25-29, with 93.

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Age group	How many	Share
16-24	57	13%
25-29	93	20%
30-34	87	19%
35-39	80	18%
40-44	67	15%
45-49	38	8%
50-54	20	4%
55-59	10	2%
60-64	2	0%
65-69	2	0%

Who raced: countries

Britain507 56%

France111 12%

Ireland51 6%

Germany44 5%

Italy33 4%

Spain27 3%

Netherlands19 2%

Portugal16 2%

The countries with the most athletes in this division, counting every team member (912 athletes in 456 teams).The biggest is Britain (507, 56%), then France (111, 12%) and Ireland (51, 6%).

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Country	How many	Share
Britain	507	56%
France	111	12%
Ireland	51	6%
Germany	44	5%
Italy	33	4%
Spain	27	3%
Netherlands	19	2%
Portugal	16	2%

Top three

All 456 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Cem ter Burg, Sam Schoeman NED, NED	16-24	48:01
2	dimitry martins, olivier jouve FRA, FRA	30-34	48:08
3	Thomas Fry, Quentin Pingliez FRA, FRA	30-34	49:08

Doubles Women

Saskia Geddes and Alexandra Hill won Doubles Women in 55:03, 0:10 ahead of the next team.Tanja Schuck and Svenja Sommer were second in 55:13 and Grace Fitzgerald and Ellie Carmody third in 56:09.Mostly a home field: 65% of its athletes came from Britain.

1:18:03 typical finish 10:08 faster than this season's typical 1:28:11

1:03:00 fastest 10% finished under

1:09:30 – 1:28:24 the middle half of the field

Runs where the fastest 25% gained most 8:19 on the typical finisher; at the stations, burpee broad jump (0:53)

Finish times

Finish

This chart shows how many finished in each 2.5-minute band, fastest on the left.A field of normal spread: typical 1:18:03, middle half about 1:09:30 to 1:28:24, fastest 10% (green) under 1:03:00.

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Doubles Women finish times at London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026
Time band	How many	Share
55:00 to 57:30	7	3.2%
57:30 to 1:00:00	4	1.8%
1:00:00 to 1:02:30	7	3.2%
1:02:30 to 1:05:00	13	5.9%
1:05:00 to 1:07:30	9	4.1%
1:07:30 to 1:10:00	19	8.6%
1:10:00 to 1:12:30	13	5.9%
1:12:30 to 1:15:00	17	7.7%
1:15:00 to 1:17:30	14	6.4%
1:17:30 to 1:20:00	23	10.5%
1:20:00 to 1:22:30	14	6.4%
1:22:30 to 1:25:00	10	4.5%
1:25:00 to 1:27:30	11	5.0%
1:27:30 to 1:30:00	13	5.9%
1:30:00 to 1:32:30	6	2.7%
1:32:30 to 1:35:00	6	2.7%
1:35:00 to 1:37:30	7	3.2%
1:37:30 to 1:40:00	4	1.8%
1:40:00 to 1:42:30	4	1.8%
1:42:30 to 1:45:00	8	3.6%
1:45:00 to 1:47:30	1	0.5%
1:47:30 to 1:50:00	1	0.5%
1:50:00 to 1:52:30	4	1.8%
1:52:30 to 1:55:00	3	1.4%
1:55:00 to 1:57:30	1	0.5%
1:57:30 to 2:00:00	0	0.0%
2:00:00 to 2:02:30	0	0.0%
2:02:30 to 2:05:00	0	0.0%
2:05:00 to 2:07:30	0	0.0%
2:07:30 to 2:10:00	0	0.0%
2:10:00 to 2:12:30	0	0.0%
2:12:30 to 2:15:00	0	0.0%
2:15:00 to 2:17:30	0	0.0%
2:17:30 to 2:20:00	0	0.0%
2:20:00 to 2:22:30	1	0.5%

Where the fastest 25% made its time

Runs 62% Stations 28% 10%

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

The runs gave them most of it: 62% of their gain on the typical team, against 28% at the stations and 10% in the roxzone.

Runs (8 km)8:19

Roxzone (moving)1:21

Burpee broad jump0:53

Sandbag lunges0:41

Wall balls0:37

Sled pull0:34

Row0:23

SkiErg0:17

Farmers carry0:13

Sled push0:10

Each bar is how much faster the fastest 25% were than the typical finisher on one part of the race, biggest first.They gained most on the runs (8:19), then moving between stations (1:21); the smallest gap was sled push (0:10).

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Part	Fastest 25% faster by
Runs (8 km)	8:19
Roxzone (moving)	1:21
Burpee broad jump	0:53
Sandbag lunges	0:41
Wall balls	0:37
Sled pull	0:34
Row	0:23
SkiErg	0:17
Farmers carry	0:13
Sled push	0:10

The race as one bar: typical finisher against the fastest 25%

Typical finisher1:17:14

5:094:334:571:345:133:355:133:575:184:575:171:465:183:307:034:215:33

Typical of the fastest 25%1:04:01

4:094:164:051:244:143:014:153:044:164:344:191:334:192:495:473:444:12

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Typical finisher: 43:26 running, 28:12 at the stations and 5:33 in the roxzone; the longest station was the row (4:57) and the shortest the sled push (1:34).

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Part	Typical finisher	Typical of the fastest 25%
Run 1	5:09	4:09
SkiErg	4:33	4:16
Run 2	4:57	4:05
Sled push	1:34	1:24
Run 3	5:13	4:14
Sled pull	3:35	3:01
Run 4	5:13	4:15
Burpee broad jump	3:57	3:04
Run 5	5:18	4:16
Row	4:57	4:34
Run 6	5:17	4:19
Farmers carry	1:46	1:33
Run 7	5:18	4:19
Sandbag lunges	3:30	2:49
Run 8	7:03	5:47
Wall balls	4:21	3:44
Roxzone	5:33	4:12
Finish	1:18:03	1:04:19

Every station, against the season

Part	Typical	Fastest 10%	Fastest 25%	Against the season
SkiErg	4:33	4:11	4:16	0:17 faster
Sled push	1:34	1:17	1:24	0:19 faster
Sled pull	3:35	2:51	3:01	0:39 faster
Burpee broad jump	3:57	2:47	3:04	0:21 faster
Row	4:57	4:29	4:34	0:17 faster
Farmers carry	1:46	1:30	1:33	0:07 faster
Sandbag lunges	3:30	2:36	2:49	0:18 faster
Wall balls	4:21	3:35	3:44	0:05 faster
Roxzone (moving)	5:33	4:08	4:12	2:12 faster
Runs (8 km)	43:44	34:45	35:25	5:26 faster

No part ran slower here than the season. Faster: the roxzone (2:12) and sled pull (0:39).

Run pace, run 1 to run 8

4:004:305:005:306:006:307:007:30

Typical athleteFastest 25%minutes per km

This chart shows the time for each of the eight 1 km runs, run 1 on the left: the typical finisher (solid line) and the fastest 25% (dashed).The typical finisher slowed a little from run 2 to run 7; the quickest was run 2 (4:57) and the slowest the last run (7:03).The fastest 25% were quicker on every run, by most on the last run (1:16 faster).

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Run	Typical	Fastest 25%
Run 1	5:09	4:09
Run 2	4:57	4:05
Run 3	5:13	4:14
Run 4	5:13	4:15
Run 5	5:18	4:16
Run 6	5:17	4:19
Run 7	5:18	4:19
Run 8	7:03	5:47

Run 8 reads long here (7:03 against about 5:15 for runs 2 to 7), because of where the timing mats sit, so the fair pacing test is run 2 against run 7. The typical finisher ran run 7 7% slower than run 2; the fastest 25%, 6% slower.

Who raced: age groups

16-2429 13%

25-2939 18%

30-3436 16%

35-3938 17%

40-4435 16%

45-4916 7%

50-5418 8%

55-593 1%

60-643 1%

65-693 1%

How many teams raced in each team age group.The largest share of the teams were in their thirties (74, 34%); the biggest single group was 25-29, with 39.

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Age group	How many	Share
16-24	29	13%
25-29	39	18%
30-34	36	16%
35-39	38	17%
40-44	35	16%
45-49	16	7%
50-54	18	8%
55-59	3	1%
60-64	3	1%
65-69	3	1%

Who raced: countries

Britain286 65%

France27 6%

Ireland15 3%

Germany14 3%

Netherlands9 2%

Portugal9 2%

Finland8 2%

Spain8 2%

The countries with the most athletes in this division, counting every team member (440 athletes in 220 teams).The biggest is Britain (286, 65%), then France (27, 6%) and Ireland (15, 3%).

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Country	How many	Share
Britain	286	65%
France	27	6%
Ireland	15	3%
Germany	14	3%
Netherlands	9	2%
Portugal	9	2%
Finland	8	2%
Spain	8	2%

Top three

All 220 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Saskia Geddes, Alexandra Hill GBR, GBR	25-29	55:03
2	Tanja Schuck, Svenja Sommer GER, GER	25-29	55:13
3	Grace Fitzgerald, Ellie Carmody IRL, IRL	16-24	56:09

Doubles Mixed

Gustav Cordua and Iga Mathilde Steensgaard won Doubles Mixed by just 0:05, in 51:22.Fabian Eisenlauer and Jennifer Nikolaus were second in 51:27 and Lauren-Leigh Richardson and Ben Sutherland third in 51:52.51% of its athletes came from Britain, then France (10%).

1:12:35 typical finish 10:24 faster than this season's typical 1:22:59

58:04 fastest 10% finished under

1:04:28 – 1:20:55 the middle half of the field

Runs where the fastest 25% gained most 7:49 on the typical finisher; at the stations, sandbag lunges (0:50)

Finish times

Finish

This chart shows how many finished in each 2.5-minute band, fastest on the left.A field of normal spread: typical 1:12:35, middle half about 1:04:28 to 1:20:55, fastest 10% (green) under 58:04.

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Doubles Mixed finish times at London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026
Time band	How many	Share
50:00 to 52:30	3	0.8%
52:30 to 55:00	9	2.5%
55:00 to 57:30	19	5.3%
57:30 to 1:00:00	22	6.1%
1:00:00 to 1:02:30	15	4.2%
1:02:30 to 1:05:00	31	8.6%
1:05:00 to 1:07:30	28	7.8%
1:07:30 to 1:10:00	29	8.1%
1:10:00 to 1:12:30	22	6.1%
1:12:30 to 1:15:00	26	7.2%
1:15:00 to 1:17:30	34	9.4%
1:17:30 to 1:20:00	20	5.6%
1:20:00 to 1:22:30	20	5.6%
1:22:30 to 1:25:00	16	4.4%
1:25:00 to 1:27:30	12	3.3%
1:27:30 to 1:30:00	12	3.3%
1:30:00 to 1:32:30	7	1.9%
1:32:30 to 1:35:00	6	1.7%
1:35:00 to 1:37:30	5	1.4%
1:37:30 to 1:40:00	4	1.1%
1:40:00 to 1:42:30	4	1.1%
1:42:30 to 1:45:00	5	1.4%
1:45:00 to 1:47:30	4	1.1%
1:47:30 to 1:50:00	2	0.6%
1:50:00 to 1:52:30	1	0.3%
1:52:30 to 1:55:00	2	0.6%
1:55:00 to 1:57:30	0	0.0%
1:57:30 to 2:00:00	0	0.0%
2:00:00 to 2:02:30	0	0.0%
2:02:30 to 2:05:00	0	0.0%
2:05:00 to 2:07:30	1	0.3%
2:07:30 to 2:10:00	0	0.0%
2:10:00 to 2:12:30	0	0.0%
2:12:30 to 2:15:00	0	0.0%
2:15:00 to 2:17:30	0	0.0%
2:17:30 to 2:20:00	1	0.3%

Where the fastest 25% made its time

Runs 60% Stations 31% 9%

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

The runs gave them most of it: 60% of their gain on the typical team, against 31% at the stations and 9% in the roxzone.

Runs (8 km)7:49

Roxzone (moving)1:12

Sandbag lunges0:50

Burpee broad jump0:44

Sled pull0:39

Wall balls0:35

Row0:24

SkiErg0:18

Sled push0:16

Farmers carry0:15

Each bar is how much faster the fastest 25% were than the typical finisher on one part of the race, biggest first.They gained most on the runs (7:49), then moving between stations (1:12); the smallest gap was farmers carry (0:15).

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Part	Fastest 25% faster by
Runs (8 km)	7:49
Roxzone (moving)	1:12
Sandbag lunges	0:50
Burpee broad jump	0:44
Sled pull	0:39
Wall balls	0:35
Row	0:24
SkiErg	0:18
Sled push	0:16
Farmers carry	0:15

The race as one bar: typical finisher against the fastest 25%

Typical finisher1:11:41

4:434:064:341:524:463:204:453:074:544:324:511:474:543:366:364:155:03

Typical of the fastest 25%58:54

3:513:483:431:363:532:413:532:233:574:083:561:324:002:465:163:403:51

RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Typical finisher: 40:03 running, 26:34 at the stations and 5:03 in the roxzone; the longest station was the row (4:32).

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Part	Typical finisher	Typical of the fastest 25%
Run 1	4:43	3:51
SkiErg	4:06	3:48
Run 2	4:34	3:43
Sled push	1:52	1:36
Run 3	4:46	3:53
Sled pull	3:20	2:41
Run 4	4:45	3:53
Burpee broad jump	3:07	2:23
Run 5	4:54	3:57
Row	4:32	4:08
Run 6	4:51	3:56
Farmers carry	1:47	1:32
Run 7	4:54	4:00
Sandbag lunges	3:36	2:46
Run 8	6:36	5:16
Wall balls	4:15	3:40
Roxzone	5:03	3:51
Finish	1:12:35	59:15

Every station, against the season

Part	Typical	Fastest 10%	Fastest 25%	Against the season
SkiErg	4:06	3:45	3:48	0:16 faster
Sled push	1:52	1:32	1:36	0:22 faster
Sled pull	3:20	2:32	2:41	0:41 faster
Burpee broad jump	3:07	2:17	2:23	0:29 faster
Row	4:32	4:04	4:08	0:16 faster
Farmers carry	1:47	1:28	1:32	0:03 faster
Sandbag lunges	3:36	2:41	2:46	0:27 faster
Wall balls	4:15	3:34	3:40	0:23 faster
Roxzone (moving)	5:03	3:47	3:51	2:04 faster
Runs (8 km)	40:13	31:47	32:24	5:19 faster

No part ran slower here than the season. Faster: the roxzone (2:04) and sled pull (0:41).

Run pace, run 1 to run 8

3:304:004:305:005:306:006:307:00

Typical athleteFastest 25%minutes per km

This chart shows the time for each of the eight 1 km runs, run 1 on the left: the typical finisher (solid line) and the fastest 25% (dashed).The typical finisher slowed a little from run 2 to run 7; the quickest was run 2 (4:34) and the slowest the last run (6:36).The fastest 25% were quicker on every run, by most on the last run (1:19 faster).

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Run	Typical	Fastest 25%
Run 1	4:43	3:51
Run 2	4:34	3:43
Run 3	4:46	3:53
Run 4	4:45	3:53
Run 5	4:54	3:57
Run 6	4:51	3:56
Run 7	4:54	4:00
Run 8	6:36	5:16

Run 8 reads long here (6:36 against about 4:49 for runs 2 to 7), because of where the timing mats sit, so the fair pacing test is run 2 against run 7. The typical finisher ran run 7 7% slower than run 2; the fastest 25%, 8% slower.

Who raced: age groups

16-2435 10%

25-2971 20%

30-3484 23%

35-3961 17%

40-4448 13%

45-4926 7%

50-5419 5%

55-596 2%

60-646 2%

65-692 1%

70-741 0%

How many teams raced in each team age group.The largest share of the teams were in their thirties (145, 40%); the biggest single group was 30-34, with 84.

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Age group	How many	Share
16-24	35	10%
25-29	71	20%
30-34	84	23%
35-39	61	17%
40-44	48	13%
45-49	26	7%
50-54	19	5%
55-59	6	2%
60-64	6	2%
65-69	2	1%
70-74	1	0%

Who raced: countries

Britain364 51%

France72 10%

Germany52 7%

Spain33 5%

Italy30 4%

Netherlands23 3%

Ireland21 3%

Portugal14 2%

The countries with the most athletes in this division, counting every team member (720 athletes in 360 teams).The biggest is Britain (364, 51%), then France (72, 10%) and Germany (52, 7%).

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Country	How many	Share
Britain	364	51%
France	72	10%
Germany	52	7%
Spain	33	5%
Italy	30	4%
Netherlands	23	3%
Ireland	21	3%
Portugal	14	2%

Top three

All 360 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Gustav Cordua, Iga Mathilde Steensgaard DEN, DEN	25-29	51:22
2	Fabian Eisenlauer, Jennifer Nikolaus	30-34	51:27
3	Lauren-Leigh Richardson, Ben Sutherland GBR, GBR	30-34	51:52

Relay Men

Freddie Cree's relay team won Relay Men in 46:37, a clear 2:24 ahead of the next team.Sascha Ahrens's relay team were second in 49:01 and Dieter Schwarzkopf's relay team third in 49:03.

1:00:27 typical finish

49:02 fastest 10% finished under

51:48 – 1:12:12 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 teams, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 14 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Freddie Cree, Charlie Botterill, Tony Revell, Travis Owles	U40	46:37
2	Sascha Ahrens, Lukas Zajons, Julian Kreutzer, Tobias Kiefer	U40	49:01
3	Dieter Schwarzkopf, Markus Rhöse, Robert Van Herk, Jaafar Moumen	40+	49:03

Relay Women

Sophia Parvizi Wayne's relay team won Relay Women in 53:03, a clear 2:49 ahead of the next team.vanessa rubio's relay team were second in 55:52 and Virginia Gómez Melgar's relay team third in 57:54.

1:12:46 typical finish

57:17 fastest 10% finished under

1:00:10 – 1:23:00 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 teams, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 18 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Sophia Parvizi Wayne, Kate Harrison, Amy Walsh, Rosie Walsh	U40	53:03
2	vanessa rubio, eilidh boyd, grace doyle, nicole perinetti	U40	55:52
3	Virginia Gómez Melgar, Chelena Vargas Díaz, Elba Campos de Bernardo, Selene Moreno Calderón	U40	57:54

Relay Mixed

Harriet Marum's relay team won Relay Mixed in 50:00, 0:56 ahead of the next team.Joshua Henry's relay team were second in 50:56 and Jodie Digby's relay team third in 52:14.

1:10:23 typical finish

52:46 fastest 10% finished under

58:14 – 1:17:26 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 teams, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 22 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Harriet Marum, Lauren Richardson, Harry Sutherland, Benjamin Sutherland	U40	50:00
2	Joshua Henry, Alexandra Hill, Macauley Geddes, Saskia Geddes	U40	50:56
3	Jodie Digby, Jeremy McConnell, Sam Pretty, Ryan Hogan	40+	52:14

Elite 15 is the invitation-only race for the world's top athletes, 15 men and 15 women. With a field this small, the places in the top-three table say more than the typical times.

Elite 15 Men

Hidde Weersma won Elite 15 Men in 52:42, 0:18 ahead of the next finisher.Tim Wenisch was second in 53:00 and Tomas Tvrdik third in 53:18.

54:42 typical finish

53:08 fastest 10% finished under

53:31 – 55:28 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 finishers, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 15 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Hidde Weersma NED	—	52:42
2	Tim Wenisch GER	—	53:00
3	Tomas Tvrdik CZE	—	53:18

Elite 15 is the invitation-only race for the world's top athletes, 15 men and 15 women. With a field this small, the places in the top-three table say more than the typical times.

Elite 15 Women

Sinead Bent won Elite 15 Women in 58:04, 0:16 ahead of the next finisher.Seka Arning was second in 58:20 and Emilie Dahmen third in 58:55.

1:00:09 typical finish

58:27 fastest 10% finished under

59:07 – 1:02:34 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 finishers, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 13 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Sinead Bent ENG	—	58:04
2	Seka Arning GER	—	58:20
3	Emilie Dahmen NED	—	58:55

Elite Doubles is the invitation-only race for the world's top athletes. With a field this small, the places in the top-three table say more than the typical times.

Elite Doubles Men

Tim Wenisch and Alexander Roncevic won Elite Doubles Men in 47:40, 0:50 ahead of the next team.Sebastian Ifversen and Gustav Cordua were second in 48:30 and Luke Greer and Harry Thompson third in 48:42.

49:41 typical finish

48:35 fastest 10% finished under

49:01 – 50:25 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 teams, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 15 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Tim Wenisch, Alexander Roncevic GER, AUT	—	47:40
2	Sebastian Ifversen, Gustav Cordua DEN, DEN	—	48:30
3	Luke Greer, Harry Thompson ENG, ENG	—	48:42

Elite Doubles is the invitation-only race for the world's top athletes. With a field this small, the places in the top-three table say more than the typical times.

Elite Doubles Women

Lucy Procter and Sinead Bent won Elite Doubles Women in 53:46, 0:23 ahead of the next team.Ida Mathilde Steensgaard and Elli Stenfors were second in 54:09 and Charlie Searle and Lauren Stockley third in 54:38.

56:22 typical finish

54:21 fastest 10% finished under

55:01 – 56:55 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 teams, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 15 teams, with splits →

#	Team	Age group	Time
1	Lucy Procter, Sinead Bent ENG, ENG	—	53:46
2	Ida Mathilde Steensgaard, Elli Stenfors DEN, FIN	—	54:09
3	Charlie Searle, Lauren Stockley ENG, WLS	—	54:38

Adaptive Men

Francis Loye won Adaptive Men in 1:03:58, a clear 5:13 ahead of the next finisher.Elliot Young was second in 1:09:11 and Mathias Sabatier third in 1:09:52.

1:17:13 typical finish

1:07:37 fastest 10% finished under

1:09:42 – 1:25:13 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 finishers, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 8 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Francis Loye	Neurological Minor	1:03:58
2	Elliot Young	Lower Limb	1:09:11
3	Mathias Sabatier	Lower Limb	1:09:52

Adaptive Women

Vanessa Erskine-Sadler won Adaptive Women in 43:58, a clear 5:15 ahead of the next finisher.Esther de Roo was second in 49:13 and Bronte Barratt third in 1:04:07.

1:05:58 typical finish

47:07 fastest 10% finished under

56:40 – 1:32:12 the middle half of the field

— where the fastest 25% gained most needs a field of 30 or more

Fewer than 30 finishers, so there is no distribution and no station breakdown for this division.

Top three

All 7 finishers, with splits →

#	Athlete	Age group	Time
1	Vanessa Erskine-Sadler	Seated Without Core Function	43:58
2	Esther de Roo	Neurological Major	49:13
3	Bronte Barratt	Neurological Minor	1:04:07

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London Olympia (EMEA Championship): the venue, other editions, what to train

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