Want to watch the best in the world take on HYROX? Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the 2026 HYROX World Championships, including livestream times, where to tune in, and which events are being shown. Whether you’re tracking the Elite 15 singles, cheering on Doubles teams, or watching The Relays, this…
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The 2026 HYROX World Championships will award more than $300,000 in Elite 15 Individual prize money alone, marking the largest individual payout structure in HYROX history. HYROX will pay a top prize of $40,000 for the Elite 15 Individual world champions in Stockholm, a significant increase from the $30,000 paid to winners at the 2025…
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HYROX has announced major changes to Elite race access for the 2026/27 season, including a new price for licenses, a new weekly invitation system, and stricter rules around doubles partnerships. The update was sent this week to current athlete license holders ahead of the World Championships in Stockholm, where all existing Elite licenses will expire…
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The 2026 HYROX World Championships Elite 15 Women’s race is set for Thursday night, June 18 at 7:00 PM, in a prime-time showdown at Strawberry Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden. The fastest women in the sport earned their spots through the Major Series, Regional Championships, and the updated roll-down system. Below is the final start list…
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The 2026 HYROX World Championships Elite 15 Men’s race is set for Thursday night, June 18 at 8:30 PM, in a prime-time showdown at Strawberry Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden. The fastest men in the sport earned their spots by qualiifying at the 4 HYROX Majors or 1 of 3 HYROX Regionals. Men’s Start List 1…
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This breakdown compares the 2025 Elite 15 fields to the athletes who qualified for the 2026 World Championships. Men’s Elite 15: Stability at the Top Returning Athletes (2025 → 2026) 🇩🇪 Tim Wenisch (1st)🇺🇸 Hunter McIntyre (2nd)🇺🇸 Dylan Scott (3rd)🇦🇺 James Kelly (4th)🇳🇱 Hidde Weersma (7th)🇦🇹 Alexander Roncevic (8th)🇺🇸 Rich Ryan (11th)🇨🇿 Tomas Tvrdik (13th)…
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Across the 2025–2026 HYROX Major season, eight of the sport’s top athletes all showed significant time improvements, not in seconds, but in minutes. When you track the same athletes across the Majors they attended, a clear pattern emerges. The Data: How Much Faster Did They Get? Women Joanna Wietrzyk: 58:22 → 54:25 (6.76% faster)Lauren Weeks:…
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HYROX Warsaw marks the final Major of the 2025–2026 season, following Hamburg, Melbourne, and Phoenix. As with the earlier Majors, the Elite 15 Men’s field was shaped by automatic qualifiers, time-based qualification, and a roll-down process that extended beyond the initial cut. This guide breaks down how the field was formed, which athletes are actually…
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Hamburg Major (October 3–5, 2025) Men’s Top 5 🇦🇹 Alexander Roncevic – 1st place🇺🇸 Dylan Scott – 2nd place🇳🇱 Hidde Weersma – 3rd place🇦🇺 James Kelly – 4th place🇨🇿 Tomas Tvrdik – 5th place Final Qualified from HamburgRoncevic, Scott, Weersma Women’s Top 5 🇦🇺 Joanna Wietrzyk – 1st place🇺🇸 Vivian Tafuto – 2nd place🇺🇸 Lauren…
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Calypso Sheridan won the HYROX APAC Championships 2026 Elite 15 Women’s race in 1:00:33, pulling away late in a race that stayed tight through the first half. Gabrielle Nikora-Baker who recently qualified for the World Champss, and was the pre-race favorite, took second in 1:01:07, while Jess Pettrow finished third in 1:01:59. Sheridan did her…
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