The Hybrid Games UK launched earlier this year, and the London event marked the fourth race in the new series. The competition was originally scheduled for ExCeL but was later moved to Olympia for reasons that were not disclosed. Across two days of racing, a total of 1,967 athletes finished the event.

What Is The Hybrid Games?

The Hybrid Games format combines repeated run segments with a sequence of strength and conditioning stations. Athletes move between 600 meter runs and functional movements before a final sprint to the finish. The structure is similar to HYROX but uses shorter run intervals and a ten station layout instead of eight. Previous editions included nine stations. Beginning with the London event the organizers have expanded the format to ten with the addition of the Sled Pull.

The Hybrid Games London Event Layout

Running Sections

• 600m run (x10)
• 200m sprint finish

Stations

1. 50 cal Assault Bike
2. 100 Wall Balls (men 6kg / women 4kg)
3. 1000m Row
4. 80m Burpee Broad Jump
5. 50 Dumbbell Snatch (men 20kg / women 10kg)
6. 100m Walking Lunges (men 20kg / women 10kg)
7. 200m Farmer’s Carry (men 24kg / women 16kg)
8. 60M Sled Pull (men 100kg/ women 80kg, including sled)
9. 1000m SkiErg
10. 60m Sled Push (men 152kg / women 102kg, including sled)

The Hybrid Games London – Results

Solo Men

1. Beau Wills – 00:52:41
2. Marc Dean – 00:53:58
3. Luke Greer – 00:54:23

Solo Women

1. Lauren Stockley – 01:03:55
2. Japke Delicado – 01:03:57
3. Cerys Messenger – 01:04:01

Doubles Men

1. Alex Morgan & Ben Sutherland – 00:53:39
2. Aaron Bassett & Matt Lundberg – 00:54:45
3. Sam West & Byron Cipa – 00:55:16

Doubles Women

1. Joda Quigley & Natalie Morrison – 01:02:37
2. Sarah Cannons & Kate Ratcliff – 01:03:37
3. Shawnie Lovatt & Demi Lidster – 01:03:57

Mixed Doubles

1. Lauren-Leigh Richardson & Ben Sutherland – 00:54:00
2. Giovanni Benzon & Nicole Perinetti – 00:57:24
3. Charlie Cresswell & Sally Freeman – 00:58:01

Hybrid Games London Participation Totals

– Solo Men: 268 finishers
– Solo Women: 195 finishers
– Doubles Men: 174 doubles pairs
– Doubles Women: 316 doubles pairs
– Mixed Doubles: 262 doubles pairs

Total finishers – 1,967

See the full official results on Mikatiming.