HYROX Bordeaux 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Bordeaux 2026: Intensity Was Palpable at Cr Jules Ladoumegue

On September 30, 2026, Bordeaux became the epicenter of action for the French HYROX community, and beyond. With an incredible total of 11,105 participants converging at Cr Jules Ladoumegue for a single day of competition, the atmosphere was electric, the crowd on fire, and the air buzzing with excitement. It was a true display of strength, endurance, and determination, where every athlete, whether novice or seasoned veteran, pushed their limits through the 8 runs and 8 signature HYROX workouts.

Whether you stepped onto the Bordeaux floor for the first time or are a regular on the HYROX battlefields, this edition will remain etched in memory. The performances were breathtaking, the dramas intense, and the community's camaraderie stronger than ever. Buckle up, as we break down the results that marked this memorable day.

Open Men: A Fierce French Battle for the Podium

The Open Men category was the scene of a fierce struggle, where perseverance and strategy made all the difference. France dominated this top 10 with exceptional performances and a shower of personal bests. The 1-hour barrier fell for many, signaling a promising season.

1. Charles Crepeau, 00:55:28 🇫🇷
2. Quentin Reynes, 00:55:33 🇫🇷
3. Thomas Mouflard, 00:57:14 🇫🇷
4. Loïc Cebelieu, 00:57:58 🇫🇷
5. Cédric Orengo, 00:58:18 🇫🇷
6. Damien Arlot, 00:58:20 🇫🇷
7. Thomas Debladis, 00:58:27 🇫🇷
8. Clément Dutrey, 00:58:51 🇫🇷
9. Nicolas Lecourt, 00:58:58 🇫🇷
10. Adrien Kurnik, 00:59:07 🇫🇷

What intensity! The podium was 100% French and decided by mere seconds. Charles Crepeau took the top spot with a blistering time of 00:55:28. He smashed his personal best by over 2 minutes compared to his previous mark of 00:57:51 set in Lyon. Right behind him, Quentin Reynes delivered an incredible performance, crossing the finish line in 00:55:33, also improving his PB by almost a minute from Toulouse. The battle was epic, separated by just 5 seconds! Thomas Mouflard completed the podium with an impressive 00:57:14, also setting a new personal best after his participation in the World Championships in Stockholm. We witnessed a true wave of personal records in this top 10: Loïc Cebelieu (00:57:58), Cédric Orengo (00:58:18), Damien Arlot (00:58:20), Thomas Debladis (00:58:27), Clément Dutrey (00:58:51), Nicolas Lecourt (00:58:58), and Adrien Kurnik (00:59:07), all shone and beat their best marks. An undeniable French dominance and a demonstration of the athletes' excellent level of preparation.

Open Women: Power from Afar and New Revelations

The Open Women category offered an equally captivating spectacle, with a masterful performance and the emergence of many new talents. The level was incredibly high, and personal bests were shattered.

1. Judit Molnar, 00:55:03 🇭🇺
2. Hanne Monteyne, 01:04:09 🇧🇪
3. Margaux Bozec, 01:05:56 🇫🇷
4. Julia Groven, 01:06:40 🇫🇷
5. Catherine Nourry Cabrol, 01:07:43 🇫🇷
6. Sarah Szabo, 01:07:51 🇫🇷
7. Helena Herman, 01:08:40 🇫🇷
8. Esther Josephovitch, 01:08:50 🇫🇷
9. Caroline Fabre, 01:09:03 🇫🇷
10. Anne Lise Jacquin, 01:09:04 🇫🇷

The performance of the day in this category undoubtedly goes to Judit Molnar 🇭🇺, who crushed the competition with an astonishing time of 00:55:03. She didn't just beat her personal best, she obliterated it, improving her previous mark of 01:20:17 in Nice by over 25 minutes. A performance that places her not only at the top of Open Women but also potentially among the fastest athletes of the event, across all categories!

Behind this force of nature, new faces shone: Belgium's Hanne Monteyne, in her first HYROX race, took second place in 01:04:09, an impressive debut. French athlete Margaux Bozec completed this podium with 01:05:56, also in her first participation. Julia Groven (01:06:40), Sarah Szabo (01:07:51), Helena Herman (01:08:40), and Anne Lise Jacquin (01:09:04) were also rookies who made a sensational entry into the world of HYROX. As for Catherine Nourry Cabrol (01:07:43) and Esther Josephovitch (01:08:50), they both significantly improved their personal bests, a sign of successful winter preparation. A very strong demonstration of power and renewal!

Pro Men: The Cream of the Crop on Bordeaux Soil

The Pro Men category brought together elite athletes, and the public was treated to a confrontation worthy of the biggest competitions. The margins were minimal, with every second counting double.

1. Charlie Botterill, 00:54:01 🇬🇧
2. Alexander Roncevic, 00:54:12 🇦🇹
3. Jake Dearden, 00:54:20 🇬🇧
4. George Martindale, 00:55:48 🇬🇧
5. Thomas Dubost, 00:56:41 🇫🇷

British athlete Charlie Botterill, a HYROX veteran with 11 races under his belt, proved his consistency by winning with a time of 00:54:01. Right behind him, Austrian Alexander Roncevic, also an 11-race veteran, finished in 00:54:12. Only 11 seconds separated them, illustrating the density of the Pro level. Jake Dearden, also British, climbed to the third step of the podium with 00:54:20, setting a new personal best, improving his Tenerife time. George Martindale (00:55:48) confirmed his place among the elite with his 11th race. French athlete Thomas Dubost closed out this top 5 with an excellent 00:56:41, achieving a new PB and showing that France is very much present at the highest level.

Pro Women: Finesse and Power in the Spotlight

The Pro Women athletes delivered a high-flying battle, proving that technique and resilience are major assets in HYROX. The performances were worthy of the biggest arenas.

1. Elodie Ravera, 00:58:49 🇫🇷
2. Calypso Sheridan, 00:59:20 🇦🇺
3. Lea Sophie Pommerening, 01:01:17 🇩🇪
4. Amy Walsh, 01:02:00 🇬🇧
5. Ilona Frigout, 01:02:03 🇫🇷

French athlete Elodie Ravera shone brightly, taking first place in 00:58:49. Not only did she step onto the top of the podium, but she also set a new personal best, improving her World Championships Stockholm time by over three minutes. An exceptional performance! Australian Calypso Sheridan, a veteran with 11 races to her name, took second place in 00:59:20. German Lea Sophie Pommerening, with 7 races, climbed to the third step of the podium in 01:01:17. British athlete Amy Walsh (01:02:00) achieved a new PB, while our French athlete Ilona Frigout, with her 6 races, completed this top 5 in 01:02:03, just 3 seconds shy of Amy Walsh's PB.

Doubles: Team Power Delivers

The Doubles categories are always synonymous with camaraderie, strategy, and shared performances. Bordeaux was no exception, with incredible duos giving it their all.

Doubles Men, Top 5

1. Redcent Quentin Mathieu Galichet, 00:52:12
2. Tom Prioux Axel Bertrel, 00:53:18
3. Killian Remond Mathias Tacinelli Rabineau, 00:53:32
4. Jean-Baptiste Andribet Eliott Goi, 00:53:51
5. Max Massat Gaetan Tinard, 00:53:57

The duo Redcent Quentin Mathieu Galichet dominated the Open Doubles Men category with a time of 00:52:12 for their first HYROX race, an exceptional performance! Tom Prioux Axel Bertrel took second place in 00:53:18, also in their debut. Killian Remond Mathias Tacinelli Rabineau (00:53:32) and Jean-Baptiste Andribet Eliott Goi (00:53:51), both newcomers, showed incredible potential. Finally, Max Massat Gaetan Tinard completed this top 5 with a new personal best of 00:53:57, improving their Toulouse time by over four minutes. What commitment!

Doubles Women, Top 5

1. Ines Cornet Pauline Le Cagnec Panek, 01:01:41
2. Fanny Collet Sophie Pattyn, 01:04:52
3. Charlotte Barbey Elisa Barbey, 01:05:51
4. Sabine Darlet Marie Morgen, 01:05:52
5. Alexia Topin Nina Carneiro, 01:05:52

In Doubles Women, the duo Ines Cornet Pauline Le Cagnec Panek made a strong impression in their first race, securing victory in 01:01:41. Fanny Collet Sophie Pattyn claimed second place with a time of 01:04:52, a new personal best for them! Third place went to Charlotte Barbey Elisa Barbey (01:05:51), another rookie team. We noted the extremely close performance between Sabine Darlet Marie Morgen and Alexia Topin Nina Carneiro, who finished tied at 01:05:52 for their first participations, proving the intensity of the competition.

Doubles Mixed, Top 5

1. Willy Georges Apolline Cardon, 00:53:28
2. Ciaran Parkinson Jade Skillen, 00:53:33
3. Lucie Rose Thomas Delattre, 00:54:37
4. Mévéna Pingliez Quentin Pingliez, 00:54:51
5. Corane Gazeau Florent Palacio, 00:55:31

The Mixed Doubles were just as spectacular. Willy Georges Apolline Cardon won in 00:53:28, just a few seconds off their best performance in Berlin. The duo Ciaran Parkinson Jade Skillen, veterans of 4 HYROX races, took second place in 00:53:33, demonstrating their consistency at the highest level. Lucie Rose Thomas Delattre impressed in their first participation with 00:54:37. The pair Mévéna Pingliez Quentin Pingliez set a new personal best in 00:54:51, improving their Paris time. Finally, Corane Gazeau Florent Palacio also achieved a new PB in 00:55:31. The competition was fierce all the way to the finish line!

Pro Doubles Men, Top 5

1. Jake Dearden Charlie Botterill, 00:48:49
2. Alex Valentin Théo Kis, 00:50:06
3. Harry Sutherland Ben Sutherland, 00:50:54
4. Olivier Jouve Dimitry Martins, 00:51:09
5. Oli Fricker David Aryeetey, 00:51:34

The fastest time of the entire day was achieved in this category! The formidable duo Jake Dearden Charlie Botterill (whom we already saw shine in Pro Men) absolutely crushed it with an incredible time of 00:48:49, setting a new personal best compared to Cardiff. A monumental performance! Alex Valentin Théo Kis followed in 00:50:06, just after a strong performance in Rome. Brothers Harry Sutherland Ben Sutherland, veterans of 7 races, finished in 00:50:54. Olivier Jouve Dimitry Martins (00:51:09) and Oli Fricker David Aryeetey (00:51:34) completed this high-caliber top 5.

Pro Doubles Women, Top 5

1. Anne Bonnin Ambre Keram, 00:55:51
2. Gabriella Moriarty Zara Piergianni, 00:56:22
3. Jana Lebenstedt Viola Oberländer, 00:56:42
4. Kat Parnell Jade Skillen, 00:56:52
5. Chloe Cook Sophia Parvizi Wayne, 00:57:48

The Pro Doubles Women category was masterfully led by the duo Anne Bonnin Ambre Keram, who, in their very first HYROX race, won with an exceptional time of 00:55:51. A dream debut! Gabriella Moriarty Zara Piergianni, veterans of 4 races, took second place in 00:56:22. Jana Lebenstedt Viola Oberländer, also in their debut, climbed to third place in 00:56:42. Kat Parnell Jade Skillen (00:56:52), strong from their 5 races, and Chloe Cook Sophia Parvizi Wayne (00:57:48), impressive beginners, completed this ranking.

Key Figures from HYROX Bordeaux 2026

A look back at the key statistics from this intense day.

• 11,105 participants over 1 day
• Average Open Men's Time: 01:25:59 (for 2381 finishers)
• Average Open Women's Time: 01:38:44 (for 1525 finishers)
• Fastest Time Across All Divisions: Jake Dearden Charlie Botterill, 00:48:49 (Pro Doubles Men)
• Participant distribution by division:
• HYROX Men: 2381 finishers
• HYROX Doubles Mixed: 2139 finishers
• HYROX Doubles Men: 2088 finishers
• HYROX Doubles Women: 1649 finishers
• HYROX Women: 1525 finishers
• HYROX Pro Men: 512 finishers
• HYROX Pro Doubles Men: 330 finishers
• HYROX Pro Doubles Women: 159 finishers
• HYROX Pro Women: 141 finishers
• HYROX Team Relay Mixed: 55 finishers
• HYROX Team Relay Women: 54 finishers
• HYROX Team Relay Men: 48 finishers
• HYROX Adaptive Men: 19 finishers
• HYROX Adaptive Women: 5 finishers

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