HYROX records: the fastest times
Since 28 Jun 2024, from the published results; some races are still being added. Each time only compares with its own division: the weights and the fields are different. Official marks set before 28 Jun 2024 are not in our data, for example Alexander Rončević's 50:38 Open at Cologne in April 2024.
Why Open can look faster than Pro: Open races use lighter sleds, kettlebells, sandbag and wall balls than Pro, so the fastest Open times can beat the fastest Pro times. Pro and Elite 15 use the same heavy weights. With the heavy weights, the fastest times in the data are men 51:59 (Alexander Roncevic, Pro) and women 54:25 (Joanna Wietrzyk, Pro).
Fastest ten in each division
Fastest in each age group
* A station was not timed for part of the field at that race; the finish time is official and counts. † From the live results service: finish time only, no splits. Tap an age group card for the athlete. What is a good time for your age group?
Fastest station splits
Open Men
Open Women
Pro Men
Pro Women
Finish times and station splits far faster than anyone else in the same field are treated as timing errors and left out. Station records are single splits, so they are not always from the athlete's fastest race, and a station split depends on the venue (lane length, sled carpet, where the mats sit), so a station record is the fastest split in the data rather than a world record. Splits are timed to the second, so some are shared. Elite 15 races are listed under their own divisions above.
What is the HYROX world record?
HYROX announces its official world records itself, on hyrox.com, and some were set before our data starts on 28 Jun 2024 (Alexander Rončević's 50:38 Open at Cologne in April 2024 is one).
In every published result since then, the fastest times are: Pro Men 51:59 (Alexander Roncevic, Warsaw 2026), Pro Women 54:25 (Joanna Wietrzyk, Warsaw 2026), Open Men 51:17 (Charlie Botterill, London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026) and Open Women 55:38 (Lauren Weeks, Washington DC 2025).
Open is often faster than Pro because Open uses lighter sleds, kettlebells, sandbag and wall balls. Pro and Elite 15 race the same heavy weights.
Is 1:20 a good HYROX time? Yes. In Open, a 1:20 finish is faster than about 70% of men and 87% of women. Where any time sits, by division and age group, is on the benchmarks page.
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