How many athletes competed at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

A total of 8,228 athletes competed at HYROX 2026 Geneva on 10 October 2026 in Geneva, CH.

What categories were available at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

There were 14 categories available: Men Open, Men Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Women Doubles, Women Open, Men Pro, Men Pro Doubles, Women Pro Doubles, Women Pro, Women Relay, Mixed Relay, Men Relay, Adaptive Women, Adaptive Men.

What was the fastest time at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

The fastest Pro Singles finishing time at HYROX 2026 Geneva was 55:03, set by Jake Dearden in the Men Pro category.

Who won the Men Pro Singles at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

Jake Dearden won the Men Pro category at HYROX 2026 Geneva with a time of 55:03.

Who won the Women Pro Singles at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

Stefanie Oswald won the Women Pro category at HYROX 2026 Geneva with a time of 59:03.

Who had the fastest doubles time at HYROX 2026 Geneva?

The fastest Men's Pro Doubles time was 51:06 by Thomas Dubost, Tommy Valentin. The fastest Women's Pro Doubles time was 58:00 by Céline von Potobsky, Melanie Maurer.

How can I find my result from HYROX 2026 Geneva?

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HYROX is a global fitness racing series that combines running with functional workout stations. Each race consists of 8 x 1km runs, each followed by a functional movement station including SkiErg, Sled Push, Sled Pull, Burpee Broad Jumps, Rowing, Farmers Carry, Sandbag Lunges, and Wall Balls.

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HYROX Geneva Results October 2026

10 OCTOBER 2026 · ERGEBNISSE·8,228 ATHLETES · 14 CATS

HYROX 2026 Geneva Men Pro was won by Jake Dearden in 55:03 and Women Pro by Stefanie Oswald in 59:03.

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HYROX 2026 Geneva took place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 9–11 October 2026, with 8,228 athletes taking part. In the Men Pro race, Jake Dearden of Great Britain won in 55:03. Stefanie Oswald of Germany won Women Pro in 59:03.

In the Pro Doubles, Thomas Dubost and Tommy Valentin won the men's category in 51:06, while Céline von Potobsky and Melanie Maurer won the women's in 58:00. Ryan Stack of Great Britain took Men Open in 57:26, and Gabin Bertapelle and Tom Martz won Men Doubles in 51:50. Geneva ranked 37 of 103 venues for speed, with finish times on average 1.9% faster than the average HYROX venue.