HYROX came to Utah for the first time on 18 to 20 September 2026, with three days of racing at the Salt Palace Convention Center in downtown Salt Lake City. Nearly 12,000 athletes raced across the weekend in singles, doubles, relays and adaptive divisions. The fastest time of the event was 51:52, set by Rich Ryan and Jack Driscoll in men’s Pro Doubles.

Below are the winners and times in every division, taken from the official HYROX results, then the full podiums, the athletes who won or placed twice, and how the three days were laid out.

Winners at a glance

DivisionWinnerTime
Pro MenGreyson Kilgore56:28
Pro WomenLauren Weeks57:18
Open MenAndy Pompa1:02:37
Open WomenStacey Rawley1:07:45
Men's DoublesConnor Frost and Jerred Benniquez57:21
Women's DoublesMadison Russell and Annelise Rowe59:24
Mixed DoublesGreyson Kilgore and Catherine Duke56:10
Men's Pro DoublesRich Ryan and Jack Driscoll51:52
Women's Pro DoublesErika Tvedten and Rachael Wade58:46
Men's RelayAndy Pompa, Tanner Hendrix, Rafael Diaz, Dakota Arriola56:40
Women's RelayJaden Bailey, Elisabeth McClatchie, Malea Lunt, Rebecca Malmrose1:02:18
Mixed RelayAlexa Marrazzo, Andre Brule, Marie-Pier Cloutier, Philippe Craig-St-Louis59:24

HYROX Pro

Pro raced on Friday, with the heavier Pro weights on the sleds, the farmers carry, the sandbag and the wall balls. 349 men and 243 women finished. Greyson Kilgore won the men’s race by 30 seconds, and Lauren Weeks took the women’s race in 57:18, 38 seconds clear of Madelyn Eybergen of Canada.

Pro Men

PlaceAthleteAge groupTime
1Greyson Kilgore30-3456:28
2Stephen Pelkofer30-3456:58
3Jack Driscoll25-2957:14

Pro Women

PlaceAthleteAge groupTime
1Lauren Weeks35-3957:18
2Madelyn Eybergen (Canada)25-2957:56
3Rachael Wade30-3458:48

HYROX Open

The Open division ran on Friday for everyone, then Saturday for the men and Sunday for the women, and the results combine every day into one ranking. Andy Pompa won the men’s race in 1:02:37, with the top three separated by exactly one minute. Stacey Rawley won the women’s race in 1:07:45.

Open Men

PlaceAthleteAge groupTime
1Andy Pompa25-291:02:37
2Trevor Reed35-391:03:06
3Garrett Martin25-291:03:37

Open Women

PlaceAthleteAge groupTime
1Stacey Rawley35-391:07:45
2Ashley Norton35-391:09:02
3Melanie Worley30-341:09:26

HYROX Doubles

Doubles was the biggest part of the weekend. Mixed doubles alone had 1,759 teams across Friday and Saturday, and women’s doubles had 1,633 across Friday and Sunday. Partners run every kilometre together and split the station work however they like.

Men's Doubles

PlaceTeamAge groupTime
1Connor Frost and Jerred Benniquez30-3457:21
2Ryan Roundy and Ben Parkin30-3457:46
3Charles Donahue and Jefte Chavez35-3957:49

Women's Doubles

PlaceTeamAge groupTime
1Madison Russell and Annelise Rowe35-3959:24
2Lindsay Balkenbush and Jadyn Berryhill25-291:01:40
3Shannon Kelley and Paige Reece30-341:01:46

Mixed Doubles

PlaceTeamAge groupTime
1Greyson Kilgore and Catherine Duke35-3956:10
2Hannah Pierson and Wyatt Azevedo25-2956:32
3Kendall Gregory and Max Mancuso16-2456:38

HYROX Pro Doubles

Pro Doubles raced on Saturday at Pro weights, with 200 men’s and 203 women’s teams. Rich Ryan and Jack Driscoll’s 51:52 was the fastest time of the whole event, 39 seconds ahead of second place.

Men's Pro Doubles

PlaceTeamAge groupTime
1Rich Ryan and Jack Driscoll30-3451:52
2Colin Stiefer and Ryan Kent35-3952:31
3Chase Stevenson and Stirling Peters25-2952:47

Women's Pro Doubles

PlaceTeamAge groupTime
1Erika Tvedten and Rachael Wade30-3458:46
2Maria Fecik and Lianne Girard35-3959:38
3Marie-Pier Cloutier and Alexa Marrazzo25-291:00:47

HYROX Team Relay

The relay raced on Friday. Teams of four share the eight runs and eight stations, two of each per athlete.

  • Men’s Relay: Andy Pompa, Tanner Hendrix, Rafael Diaz and Dakota Arriola, 56:40.
  • Women’s Relay: Jaden Bailey, Elisabeth McClatchie, Malea Lunt and Rebecca Malmrose, 1:02:18.
  • Mixed Relay: Alexa Marrazzo, Andre Brule, Marie-Pier Cloutier and Philippe Craig-St-Louis, 59:24.

One more worth noting: the Johnson relay team of Jordan, Spencer and Daniel Johnson with Michael Sidwell finished third among the men’s teams in 1:00:43 and won the 40-plus category.

HYROX Adaptive

Adaptive athletes race the same course in categories defined by the HYROX adaptive rulebook, and each category has its own winner.

CategoryWinnerTime
WomenNeurological MinorRosana Valenzuela1:10:24
WomenSeated Without Hip FunctionMariah Knieriem1:19:24
WomenNeurological MajorAubrey Allen1:21:10
WomenDeaf ImpairmentDee Taggart1:23:01
WomenVisual ImpairmentMichelle Walker1:45:17
MenNeurological ModerateJared Kerness1:10:16
MenSeated Without Core FunctionJerry Robin1:20:56
MenUpper Limb MinorDax Crum1:22:23
MenVisual ImpairmentMark Davis1:47:04
MenDeaf ImpairmentLillouie Barrios1:47:36
MenNeurological MinorAdam Connelly (Canada)2:07:16

The athletes on two podiums

A few of the fastest people in Salt Lake City raced more than once, and it showed up on the podiums.

  • Greyson Kilgore won Pro Men on Friday in 56:28, then won Mixed Doubles with Catherine Duke on Saturday in 56:10.
  • Jack Driscoll was third in Pro Men on Friday, then set the fastest time of the weekend with Rich Ryan in men’s Pro Doubles on Saturday.
  • Rachael Wade was third in Pro Women, then won women’s Pro Doubles with Erika Tvedten.
  • Andy Pompa won the Open men’s race and was on the winning men’s relay team.
  • Alexa Marrazzo and Marie-Pier Cloutier finished third in women’s Pro Doubles and won the Mixed Relay.

How the weekend ran

  • Friday: Pro singles, Open men and women, doubles in all three categories, and the Team Relay.
  • Saturday: Open men, Mixed Doubles and Pro Doubles.
  • Sunday: Open women, men’s doubles and women’s doubles.

HYROX Youngstars, the race for 8 to 15 year olds, ran alongside the main event on Saturday and Sunday.

We raced it too

Sled & Stone raced Salt Lake City in pre-production samples of our glove. Our founder, Richard Taylor, raced mixed doubles on Saturday in 1:16:22, and Zach Taylor raced the same division in 1:14:11. If you want to know what we were wearing on the sled pull and the farmers carry, the glove is here.

Racing HYROX next?

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Results from the official HYROX results service, read 21 September 2026. Times are official finish times. Results can be corrected after an event, so check results.hyrox.com for the final word. Sled & Stone is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to HYROX.