Rachael Wade’s win at HYROX Denver brings her to 525 points and into a tie with several women in the Elite Points rankings. We estimate she will move from 15th to 11th or 12th.
Wade earned 105 points for the win, replacing the 103 points she earned for seventh place at the Hamburg Elite 15. Her exact position among the women tied on 525 points will depend on the strength-of-field tiebreaker.
Elite 15
| Athlete | Race | Finish | Points gained | Projected total | Projected rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rachael Wade | Denver | 1st | +2 | 525 | #11 or #12, up 3-4 |
Challenger 15 (16-30th)
| Athlete | Race | Finish | Points gained | Projected total | Projected rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seka Arning | Düsseldorf | 1st | +5 | 522 | #18, up 1 |
| Lea Sophie Pommerening | Düsseldorf | 3rd | +2 | 512.21 | #22, no change |
| Lauren Stockley | Düsseldorf | 2nd | +2.60 | 502.57 | #29, no change |
| Gloria Corbetta | Dublin | 4th | +3.55 | 499.05 | #31, no change |
Arning’s win replaces a 100-point result and moves her up one place. Pommerening and Stockley also improved their totals but remain in the same positions.
Corbetta sits just outside the top 30 after her fourth-place finish in Dublin.
Other Weekend Winners
Elodie Ravera ran the fastest winning time of the weekend, finishing in 56:47 in Barcelona. She won by 4:39 and moves to a projected 63rd.
Lauren Armstrong won in Dublin, finishing 21 seconds ahead of Megan Platten. Armstrong moves to a projected 50th.
Roisin Egan won in Cairo in exactly one hour and moves to a projected 49th. Veronika Hynková won in Seoul and moves to a projected 47th.
How the Points Work
The HYROX Elite Points ranking adds an athlete’s best five singles results from the past 365 days. At a regular Pro race, the winner earns 105 points, with points also available to eligible finishers through eighth place.
For athletes with five counting results, a new race increases their total only if it scores more than their lowest counting result. Athletes with fewer than five counting results can add the full points from an eligible race.
When athletes are tied on points, HYROX uses strength of field as the first tiebreaker. The leaderboard figures suggest this is calculated using the combined points of licensed starters across an athlete’s counting races. Because HYROX has published differing descriptions of the calculation, our estimated positions within tied groups are subject to change.
These projections use HYROX’s November 10 leaderboard and this weekend’s Pro results from Barcelona, Cairo, Denver, Dublin, Düsseldorf and Seoul. HYROX has not yet published its next official update.