How many athletes competed at HYROX Glasgow 2023?

A total of 2,591 athletes competed at HYROX Glasgow 2023 on 11 February 2023 in HYROX Glasgow 2023, GB.

What categories were available at HYROX Glasgow 2023?

There were 10 categories available: Men Open, Women Open, Women Doubles, Men Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Men Pro, Women Pro, Mixed Relay, Women Relay, Men Relay.

What was the fastest time at HYROX Glasgow 2023?

The fastest Pro Singles finishing time at HYROX Glasgow 2023 was 57:53, set by Graham Halliday in the Men Pro category.

Who won the Men Pro Singles at HYROX Glasgow 2023?

Graham Halliday won the Men Pro category at HYROX Glasgow 2023 with a time of 57:53.

Who won the Women Pro Singles at HYROX Glasgow 2023?

Aoife O’Sullivan won the Women Pro category at HYROX Glasgow 2023 with a time of 1:09:56.

How can I find my result from HYROX Glasgow 2023?

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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 Glasgow Results February 2023

11 FEBRUARY 2023·2,591 ATHLETES · 10 CATS

HYROX Glasgow 2023 Men Pro was won by Graham Halliday in 57:53 and Women Pro by Aoife O’sullivan in 1:09:56.

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HYROX Glasgow 2023 took place on 11 February 2023 in the United Kingdom and brought together 2,591 athletes. In Men Pro, Graham Halliday won in 57:53 from 89 finishers. In Women Pro, Aoife O’Sullivan took the title in 1:09:56, with 44 finishers.

In Men Open, Jake Dearden won in 57:09 from 974 finishers, while Kirsty Oldham won Women Open in 1:06:15 among 442 finishers. In the doubles, Danielle Woods and Klaire Osborne won Women Doubles in 58:52, with 381 finishers. Conor Harkness and John Carlisle won Men Doubles in 52:34, with 343 finishers.