HYROX Bangkok 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Bangkok 2026: Results Are In

Bangkok vibrated with the rhythm of functional fitness on March 20, 2026, hosting an absolutely colossal HYROX event! The Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) transformed into a bustling arena, bringing together an incredible 10,068 participants in a single day. A record crowd, palpable energy, and athletes from all corners of the globe came to test themselves against the HYROX beast. Get ready, because this edition was packed with twists and turns, personal bests, and memorable performances. Hold on tight, we'll tell you all about it!

Open Men — The Sub-Hour Battle

The Open Men's category delivered a high-flying spectacle, with incredible intensity and athletes giving their all to cross the finish line. The podium was fiercely contested, and we witnessed a deluge of personal records. Breaking the 1-hour barrier was a real obsession for many competitors!

1. Seunghyun Noh — 00:57:13 🇰🇷
2. Joshua White — 00:58:56 🇦🇺
3. Samuel Gough — 00:59:57 🇬🇧
4. Kin Ho — 01:00:04 🇭🇰
5. Julien Prieur — 01:00:04 🇫🇷
6. Josh Allum — 01:00:19 🇦🇺
7. Corentin Faque — 01:00:36 🇫🇷
8. Kajohnsin Wongma — 01:00:48 🇹🇭
9. Nick Collin — 01:00:52 🇦🇺
10. Uku Kruusamaee — 01:01:15 🇪🇪

South Korea's Seunghyun Noh absolutely set the course on fire! With an astonishing time of 00:57:13, he not only secured first place but also smashed his personal best by over 30 seconds compared to his previous 00:57:47 in Shanghai. A truly outstanding performance.

Right behind him, Australia's Joshua White pushed hard to secure an impressive second place in 00:58:56. This is also a new PB for him, improving his Auckland time (01:02:11) by over 3 minutes! What remarkable progress!

Great Britain's Samuel Gough completed this dream podium in 00:59:57, breaking the symbolic one-hour barrier. He too set a new personal best, improving his 01:04:10 from Osaka. His consistency and determination were praised by all.

The fight for 4th place was epic, with Kin Ho (Hong Kong) and Julien Prieur (France) finishing in a dead heat at 01:00:04! Kin Ho improved his PB by over 7 minutes (01:07:59 in Singapore), while Julien Prieur, a regular in Asian races, shaved off his 01:04:07 from Beijing. They missed the podium by a whisker, but their performances were simply monumental.

The Aussies were out in force with Josh Allum in 6th place (01:00:19, a new PB by 4 minutes), and Nick Collin impressing in his VERY FIRST HYROX RACE with 01:00:52! What an incredible debut!

Another French athlete, Corentin Faque, took 7th place with a new PB of 01:00:36, while local hero Kajohnsin Wongma, a VETERAN of 8 HYROX races, maintained his spot in the top 10. Finally, Uku Kruusamaee (Estonia) rounded out the top 10 with a new PB of almost 4 minutes. Congratulations to all these athletes!

Open Women — Remarkable First Races

In the Open Women's category, the number of finishers was more modest (5 in total), but the intensity was no less present. One athlete dominated the competition, while several rookies took their first steps on the HYROX stage.

1. Shuki Hayashi — 01:16:54 🇯🇵
2. Amornchat Lee — 01:32:32 🇹🇭
3. Waritnan Sriwichain — 01:41:32 🇹🇭
4. Khairin Zikry Hj Jahari — 01:43:49 🇧🇳
5. Laurent Jary — 02:29:49 🇫🇷

Japan's Shuki Hayashi soared through the course in 01:16:54. Not content with winning the event, she improved her Osaka personal best (01:25:26) by nearly 9 minutes! An exceptional performance that clearly demonstrates her progress.

Behind her, the competition was marked by the promising debuts of several local athletes. Amornchat Lee and Waritnan Sriwichain, both Thai, completed their FIRST HYROX RACES, finishing in 01:32:32 and 01:41:32 respectively. Brunei was represented by Khairin Zikry Hj Jahari (01:43:49) who also made a courageous first appearance. Finally, Laurent Jary (France) also completed his first HYROX in 02:29:49. Congratulations to all for their determination!

Doubles — Team Spirit at Its Peak

Doubles events are always a highlight of HYROX, where team cohesion is key. Bangkok was no exception, with duos pushing their limits together.

Doubles Men — Top 5

A race where most teams were making their debuts, but with impressive intensity right from the start.

1. Luca Jumabhoy Clarence Teo — 01:04:15
2. Colum John Will Statham — 01:13:17
3. Casey Westergaard Shane Wilson — 01:13:33
4. Emmanuel de Vathaire Jean Grollet — 01:14:50
5. Axel Martin Loris Campan — 01:15:08

The duo Luca Jumabhoy / Clarence Teo absolutely dominated the competition in their FIRST HYROX RACE! Their time of 01:04:15 sets a benchmark for future competitors. A spectacular debut for this pair.

Behind them, the battle for the top spots was tight. The duo Colum John / Will Statham took 2nd place in 01:13:17, closely followed by Casey Westergaard / Shane Wilson in 01:13:33. Only 16 seconds separated them! French teams Emmanuel de Vathaire / Jean Grollet and Axel Martin / Loris Campan completed the top 5, all these teams making their first appearance in a HYROX race.

Doubles Women — An Early Feat

The Doubles Women category saw breathtaking performances, particularly from a duo making a strong debut!

1. Sachi Uozumi Sze Long Cheung — 01:01:55
2. Marah Charbel Jemima Wilson — 01:02:09
3. Cathy McCarron Eimear Corr — 01:02:43
4. chanakarn lurkraisit Pimchanok Kumman — 01:03:02
5. Emily Rose Hannah Caldwell — 01:03:37

The team of Sachi Uozumi / Sze Long Cheung dominated the Doubles Women category with an incredible time of 01:01:55 in their FIRST HYROX RACE! This is a performance that commands respect and promises a great future for this duo.

Just 14 seconds behind, Marah Charbel / Jemima Wilson proved their consistency by setting a NEW PERSONAL BEST of 01:02:09, improving their previous Bangkok time by almost 4 minutes. A remarkable improvement!

The duos Cathy McCarron / Eimear Corr (01:02:43), chanakarn lurkraisit / Pimchanok Kumman (01:03:02), and Emily Rose / Hannah Caldwell, all making their first appearance, also showed excellent form, promising exciting future confrontations.

Doubles Mixed — Promising Debuts

The Doubles Mixed category saw teams form for the very first time, showcasing the growing enthusiasm for this collaborative format.

1. Tanaphorn Jaruvattanadilok Supitchaya Jaruvattanadilok — 01:27:24
2. Ubonwan Pongpat Panotporn Chalodhorn — 01:31:18
3. Danpawan Lajoy Kultida Hempolchom — 01:41:47
4. Nillada Sangketkit Pornpisut Wonglaitid — 01:51:55

The duo Tanaphorn Jaruvattanadilok / Supitchaya Jaruvattanadilok kicked off the Mixed Doubles with a clear victory in 01:27:24. It's worth noting that the entire top 4 in this category consisted of teams completing their FIRST HYROX RACE! This is a sign of a rapidly expanding community in Bangkok. Congratulations to all these pioneers!

Key Figures from HYROX Bangkok 2026

To better understand the scale of this event, here's an overview of the key statistics:

• 10,068 participants over 1 day
• Average Open Men's time: 01:42:25 (across 2395 finishers)
• Average Open Women's time: 01:44:55 (across 5 finishers)
• Fastest time across all divisions: Shubham Singh — 00:48:23 (HYROX ADAPTIVE, Men) 🇮🇳
• Divisions with the most finishers: HYROX Men (2400), HYROX Doubles Women (1272)

View All Results

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Immortalize Your Finish

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