Men Open — Top 10
TOP 10 — TOTAL TIME
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HYROX World Records — Fastest Overall Times
The HYROX total time leaderboard ranks athletes by their fastest overall race completion. A HYROX race consists of eight 1km runs alternating with eight functional workout stations, covering approximately 8km of running and eight demanding exercises. The total time includes all running segments, station work, and transition (Roxzone) periods.
Elite Pro athletes regularly finish under 60 minutes, with the fastest Men's Pro time on record at 51:59 (Alexander Roncevic, HYROX Warsaw Elite 15) and Women's Pro at 54:25 (Joanna Wietrzyk, HYROX Warsaw Elite 15). In doubles, Men's Pro Doubles has reached 47:41 (Wenisch / Roncevic, EMEA Championships 2026) and Women's Pro Doubles 52:11 (Weeks / Tafuto, HYROX Warsaw). Open category athletes typically complete the race between 70 and 100 minutes, depending on fitness level and experience.
This leaderboard is compiled from official HYROX race results worldwide, spanning every season and event location. Only verified, non-DNF finishes with complete split data are included to ensure accuracy and fairness.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest Men's Open time in HYROX?
The fastest HYROX times are continuously updated on this leaderboard — see the table above for the current record holders. Finishing times vary widely by fitness level and experience — see the leaderboard above for the current rankings.
How is HYROX total time calculated?
Total time includes all eight 1km runs, eight workout stations, and Roxzone transition times. The clock starts at your wave and stops when you cross the finish line after the final Wall Balls station.
What is a good HYROX time?
For Open category, finishing under 90 minutes is considered strong. Under 75 minutes puts you in the top 10-15% globally. Pro athletes target sub-65 minutes.