HYROX Bangkok 1 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Bangkok 1 2026: Results Are In!

The Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok pulsated with the intense rhythm of HYROX Bangkok 1 on August 13, 2026. It was a day of superhuman effort, finely tuned strategies, and unwavering determination, all set against an electric atmosphere, typical of HYROX events. Although the field was more intimate with 25 participants from various backgrounds, the competitive spirit was palpable in every corner of the Racetrack. Each athlete, whether a seasoned veteran or a newcomer, pushed their limits through 8 kilometers of running and 8 functional workout stations. From Sled Pushes to Burpee Broad Jumps, and through Sled Pulls and Wall Balls, each challenge was a test of strength, endurance, and mental resilience. This Bangkok edition, even with a smaller number of participants, proved that the passion for Fitness Racing knows no boundaries and continues to grow in Southeast Asia. The performances that marked this day will be etched in the annals. For a full breakdown of all results, click here: roxwall.fr/results/bangkok-1.

Open Men — Top 1

The Open Men category, often one of the most popular and competitive divisions at HYROX events worldwide, presented a unique configuration in Bangkok: a single athlete dominated the course. This, however, does not imply a lesser challenge. On the contrary, being the sole finisher demands exceptional mental discipline, as the absence of direct competitors can make managing effort more delicate. It was in this context that our sole finisher had to dig deep into his reserves to secure a place in the records of this edition.

1. Vivit Layanun — 01:53:39 🇹🇭

Vivit Layanun 🇹🇭 is no stranger to the Bangkok HYROX scene, a circuit he clearly knows inside and out. His performance in 01:53:39 is living proof of his total commitment and methodical preparation. This wasn't just a solo victory; it was a new personal best for Vivit, who improved his time by 18 seconds compared to his previous participation in Bangkok (01:53:57). This consistent progress, evident in his times, highlights his ability to analyze his races, target his weaknesses, and transform them into strengths. Every Racetrack lap, every Sled Push, every Lunges repetition was executed with precision and power that paid off. This notable improvement in his hometown is an inspiration to all athletes, demonstrating that perseverance always pays off. A big shout-out to Vivit for this exceptional performance, proving that being alone at the top in no way diminishes the brilliance of victory.

Open Women — Top 5

The Open Women category was undoubtedly one of the most dynamic and exciting at HYROX Bangkok 1. The top of the leaderboard, in particular, offered a titanic duel where every second mattered, transforming the QSNCC into a true arena where feminine determination shone brightly. Athletes had to brilliantly navigate between running and the physical challenges of stations like Rowing, Farmer's Carry, or Sandbag Lunges, demonstrating impressive versatility. Effort management, transition strategy, and the ability to endure pain were the keys to these performances.

1. Chawanee Sungthong — 01:55:46 🇹🇭
2. Madoka Suzuki — 01:55:54 🇯🇵
3. Susanne Morch — 01:56:05 🇩🇰
4. Methinee Lomekkasit — 02:45:00 🇹🇭
5. Pimpika Korantimanon — 02:57:09 🇹🇭

The excitement reached its peak when Chawanee Sungthong 🇹🇭 crossed the finish line first with an excellent time of 01:55:46. A familiar athlete on the Bangkok circuit, Chawanee displayed remarkable mastery, replicating her best local time, which speaks volumes about her consistency and flawless preparation. She skillfully managed the eight running laps, each interspersed with a demanding workout station, with formidable efficiency. Just 8 seconds behind, Japan's Madoka Suzuki 🇯🇵 delivered a warrior's performance, finishing in 01:55:54. Madoka, already credited with a stratospheric time of 01:41:04 in Incheon, proves her ability to adapt and compete at the highest level, even away from home turf. Her endurance and power at the stations are clearly a major asset. Completing the podium is Denmark's Susanne Morch 🇩🇰, who also ran an impressive race in 01:56:05, placing just 19 seconds behind first place. The close proximity of these times speaks volumes about the intensity of the battle and the caliber of the athletes. Every Wall Ball thrown, every meter covered on the Ski Erg was a crucial element. Further down the rankings, Thai athletes Methinee Lomekkasit 🇹🇭 (02:45:00) and Pimpika Korantimanon 🇹🇭 (02:57:09) also showed unwavering determination to cross the finish line, embodying the "Everyday Athlete" spirit of HYROX. Their perseverance is an example to all. A huge congratulations to all these inspiring women!

Pro Men — Top 1

The Pro Men category represents the pinnacle of HYROX demands. Weights are heavier, difficulty is increased, and each station requires perfect execution, otherwise time will slip away. In Bangkok, this elite division saw one athlete challenging both the demanding course and the pressure of a solo performance. It's a battle not only against the clock but also against oneself, where every mistake is amplified and every success celebrated.

1. Juha Pelkonen — 01:42:28 🇫🇮

Finland's Juha Pelkonen 🇫🇮, a respected figure on the international HYROX circuit, took on the challenge of the Pro Men's division in Bangkok with his usual rigor and professionalism. He completed the race in a respectable time of 01:42:28. While this time is slightly above his formidable personal best of 01:31:11, set at HYROX Helsinki earlier this year, it nevertheless testifies to a solid performance. The Pro division demands impeccable race management, especially on events like Burpee Broad Jumps where technique is paramount to avoid premature fatigue. Juha proved that he can compete at the highest level, adapting to the specificities of the Bangkok Racetrack. His experience and ability to maintain a sustained pace through the various stations and kilometers of running are valuable assets. His participation is always an event in itself, marking HYROX races with his presence and inspiring with his consistency in excellence. A Pro performance, without a doubt.

Doubles Women — Top 5

The Doubles Women category is the epitome of teamwork and shared strategy in HYROX. Each duo must not only excel individually but also perfectly synchronize their efforts, distribute tasks, and support each other through the 8 stations and transitions. It's a complex dance between power and communication, where one's performance directly impacts the other's. In Bangkok, the Doubles Women teams offered a spectacle of cohesion and collective strength, with impressive pairs battling for every second.

1. Keyi Wang Cassandre Groisard — 01:06:24
2. Ellen Gray Georgia Alexander — 01:07:50
3. Tamara Hattab Lauren Boyd — 01:10:11
4. Charlotte Teo Yang Gin Ting — 01:12:24
5. Liliana Marmolejo Naida Suprapto — 01:14:42

The dynamic duo of Keyi Wang and Cassandre Groisard simply soared through the Doubles Women competition, achieving an astonishing time of 01:06:24. This time, which is their benchmark in Bangkok, reflects perfect synergy and high-level preparation. Their ability to alternate efforts on Workouts like the Sled Pull or Rowing, while maintaining a high running pace, was the key to their resounding success. They built a comfortable lead over their pursuers, proving their dominance. Just behind, Ellen Gray and Georgia Alexander demonstrated exceptional cohesion and power to claim second place in 01:07:50. Only 1 minute and 26 seconds behind the leaders, their performance is remarkable and highlights their potential as a team. They managed the pressure and maintained a steady pace from start to finish. The third step of the podium was taken by Tamara Hattab and Lauren Boyd, who crossed the finish line in 01:10:11, a solid time that confirms their place among the elite of this division. Their strategy at the stations, particularly on the Farmer's Carry which demands immense grip strength, was exemplary. In fourth position, Charlotte Teo and Yang Gin Ting showed great determination with a time of 01:12:24. Finally, Liliana Marmolejo and Naida Suprapto completed this top 5 with a time of 01:14:42. It's interesting to note that this duo already has significant experience, having achieved an excellent time of 01:16:21 at HYROX Singapore Expo. Their performance in Bangkok shows consistent improvement and adaptability, highlighting the strength of their partnership. A huge congratulations to all these women's teams who demonstrated inspiring strength, endurance, and team spirit!

Key Figures from HYROX Bangkok 1 2026

Beyond individual stories and collective performances, the figures provide an objective overview of this HYROX Bangkok 1 event. They reflect the intensity and diversity of efforts put forth by the athletes present at the QSNCC.

• 25 participants took on the challenge over this single day of competition.
• Average Open Men's time: 01:53:39. This figure, based on a single finisher, remains a high-level benchmark for the category.
• Average Open Women's time: 02:17:58 (calculated from the 5 finishers). This average, slightly influenced by athletes at the lower end of the ranking, reflects both the disparity and the determination of each participant to finish the race.
• Fastest time across all divisions: Keyi Wang Cassandre Groisard — 01:06:24 (Doubles Women). An absolutely masterful performance that highlights the power and synergy of the women's team.
• The competition saw the participation of 17 finishers in Doubles Women, 5 in Open Women, 1 in Open Men, 1 in Pro Men, and 1 in Team Relay Men, demonstrating a good distribution of divisions despite the size of the event.

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