HYROX Gdansk 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Gdansk 2026: Results Are In

Gdansk, a city rich in history and sporting passion, vibrated intensely on October 10, 2026, at AmberExpo! Nearly 5000 athletes, 4957 participants to be precise, came to challenge their limits over 8 km of running and 8 Workouts of HYROX. The atmosphere was electric, the determination palpable, and the performances, whether personal or as a team, left a lasting impression. This Polish edition once again proved that HYROX is a rapidly growing discipline, where every second counts and every finisher is a legend.

Open Men: A Fierce Battle at the Top

The Open Men category was the scene of an absolutely fierce competition, with athletes coming from all corners of Europe. The level was incredibly high, and every spot on the podium was hard-won. Buckle up, because it was a tough fight!

1. Hakan Burton, 00:53:32 🇬🇧
   What a feat for Hakan! The Briton absolutely smashed his personal best, improving it by 2 minutes and 45 seconds compared to his Manchester time (previous: 00:56:17). A seasoned competitor with several participations already (Manchester, Stockholm, Chicago), he showed tremendous progress and won brilliantly in Gdansk. That's what HYROX perseverance is all about!
2. Kamil Kuszmider, 00:55:16 🇵🇱
   The Polish veteran, with no less than 11 HYROX races under his belt, demonstrated all his experience and consistency. Although his personal best remains 00:54:11 (EMEA London Olympia), he delivered a solid performance in front of his home crowd, securing a very strong second place. An athlete who needs no introduction and who inspires with his longevity at the highest level.
3. Arkadiusz Grabowiec, 00:56:49 🇵🇱
   Another Pole to shine at home, Arkadiusz gave us a top-notch show with a new personal best! He erased his previous Berlin time (00:57:00) to dip below the 57-minute mark. Consistent progress since Katowice, Warsaw, and Berlin propelled him onto the podium. This is the very essence of HYROX: constantly pushing boundaries!
4. Joseph Leeks, 00:58:20 🇬🇧
   Joseph showed impressive consistency by matching his Cardiff time. This GBR athlete remains a fierce competitor, placing just outside the podium, proving he is a formidable opponent.
5. Renning Elischer, 00:58:20 🇩🇪
   The German veteran, also with 11 HYROX races to his name, took fifth place with exactly the same time as Joseph Leeks. A shoulder-to-shoulder race and a thrilling finish for both men, separated only by unlisted hundredths of a second! Proof that every stride, every repetition is crucial.
6. Giovanni Benzon, 00:58:21 🇮🇹
   The Italian Giovanni Benzon also secured a new personal best, improving his Rome time (00:58:37) by about fifteen seconds. He was just one small second behind the preceding duo, demonstrating the incredible density of this category. An athlete to watch closely!
7. Jakub Skrzyniarz, 00:58:30 🇵🇱
   What a spectacular comeback for Jakub! With a new personal best that utterly crushed his previous Warsaw time (01:21:41), he proved hard work and an incredible transformation. Going from 1h21 to 58 minutes is a performance that commands respect and shows all beginners that anything is possible with training.
8. Jake Cazey, 00:59:08 🇬🇧
   Jake also set an impressive new personal best, cutting his Riga time (01:05:08) by over six minutes! A sensational entry into the top 10 and under the hour mark. This kind of progress gives you chills!
9. Stephen Camilleri, 00:59:25 🇲🇹
   Welcome to the HYROX family, Stephen! In his very first HYROX race, the Maltese athlete delivered an incredible sub-hour time, placing directly in the top 10. A very promising performance that suggests huge potential for the future.
10. Tomasz Spaleniak, 00:59:27 🇵🇱
    The Pole Tomasz Spaleniak closed out the top 10 with a new personal best, improving his Berlin time (01:00:35) by over a minute. A solid performance that confirms the dominance of local athletes in this category. Well done, Tomasz!

Open Women: Inspiring Performances

The Open Women in Gdansk delivered an equally exciting race, with iron-willed athletes who pushed themselves to achieve their goals. The top times were incredibly close, indicating a rare intensity.

1. Helena Dicostanzo, 01:05:52 🇬🇧
   Helena secured a brilliant victory with a new personal best, improving her Lisbon time (01:06:56) by a full minute. A clear progression and a masterful performance for the British athlete who stepped onto the top of the podium.
2. Iwona Rok-Czapiewska, 01:06:05 🇵🇱
   Just 13 seconds from victory, Iwona gave her all in front of her home crowd. With a new personal best, she improved her Warsaw time (01:06:32) and proved she is a major force in Polish HYROX. A home podium is always special!
3. Anniina Vänskä, 01:06:14 🇫🇮
   Finland's Anniina Vänskä, with 6 HYROX races under her belt, secured a solid third place. Although her best time remains 01:04:31 (Helsinki), she demonstrated incredible consistency and made it to the podium after strong performances at the Stockholm World Championships.
4. Sandra Sawicka, 01:08:11 🇵🇱
   A veteran with 7 HYROX races, Sandra delivered a very strong performance at home, placing just outside the podium. Despite a PB in Helsinki at 01:07:26, she remains a formidable and inspiring athlete.
5. Kate Wild, 01:08:27 🇬🇧
   Kate Wild, with 6 HYROX races, continues to prove her consistency in the discipline. A solid performance that places her in the top 5, just a few seconds shy of her personal best in London Excel.
6. Elżbieta Maćkowiak, 01:08:46 🇵🇱
   Another Polish athlete shining with a new personal best! Elżbieta improved her Warsaw time (01:09:51) by over a minute, demonstrating the excellent form of local athletes and their consistent progress.
7. Nikki Byrom, 01:08:58 🇬🇧
   With 7 HYROX races under her belt, Nikki Byrom is a seasoned competitor. Her performance in Gdansk, though slightly above her PB (01:08:14 in London Olympia), remains an excellent time in this very competitive category.
8. EVELINA PAUŽAITĖ, 01:09:01 🇱🇹
   Incredible! In her very first HYROX race, EVELINA PAUŽAITĖ posted a sub-1:10 time and climbed directly to 8th place. A spectacular debut for the Lithuanian athlete, who has a promising future in the discipline.
9. Marta Szwalska, 01:09:06 🇵🇱
   Marta crushed her personal best, improving it by over 4 minutes compared to Katowice (01:13:27)! This remarkable progress propelled her into the Open Women's top 10 and showcases her determination.
10. Liina Liivsoo, 01:09:29 🇪🇪
    Liina Liivsoo rounded out the top 10 with a new personal best, shaving over 5 minutes off her Riga time (01:14:38). A very strong performance that confirms her ascent.

Pro Men: The Elite in Action

In the premier Pro Men category, every athlete is a powerhouse. The competition is merciless, and the times are proof of relentless training and perfect execution of every movement.

1. Alen Ploj, 00:57:02 🇸🇮
   Slovenia's Alen Ploj, a veteran with 11 HYROX races, secured a controlled victory. He even slightly improved his Maastricht time (00:57:04). Alen is a regular on the podiums, and his consistency establishes him as one of the best in the discipline.
2. Tomas Tvrdik, 00:57:08 🇨🇿
   Just 6 seconds from victory, Czech Republic's Tomas Tvrdik delivered a memorable duel. This veteran with 11 HYROX races showed all his resilience, even if he didn't quite hit his PB (00:55:43 at the Stockholm Worlds). A well-deserved second place.
3. Jude Reynolds, 00:57:33 🇬🇧
   Jude Reynolds, also a veteran with 11 races, took third place. Just seconds away from the lead, the Briton proved his place among the world's elite. A very solid performance after his participations in Sydney and the World Championships.
4. Jesse Owen, 00:58:19 🇬🇧
   Another veteran with 11 HYROX races, Jesse Owen finished just off the podium. Despite a time slightly above his PB (00:57:22 in Heerenveen), he remains a top-tier athlete, always fighting for the leading spots.
5. Matas Gedziunas, 00:58:37 🇱🇹
   Lithuania's Matas Gedziunas completed the top 5. Even if this wasn't his best time (his PB in Warsaw is a blistering 00:54:24!), Matas proved he remains a formidable athlete in the Pro category. A solid performance that secured him an honorable place.

Pro Women: Strength and Determination

The Pro Women once again pushed the boundaries of endurance and strength. Incredible athletes who, with each race, inspire the community and show what HYROX determination truly means.

1. Tanja Stroschneider, 01:00:50 🇦🇹
   The formidable Austrian Tanja Stroschneider, with her 11 HYROX races, won masterfully. She posted a time almost identical to her Athens PB (01:00:49), demonstrating exceptional form and consistent top-level performance. A well-deserved victory for this outstanding athlete.
2. Caitlin Tweed, 01:01:04 🇬🇧
   What a performance! Caitlin Tweed achieved an impressive new personal best, improving her Katowice time (01:05:46) by over 4 minutes! This rapid progression propelled her to second place on the podium, hinting at a promising season for the Briton.
3. Lea Sophie Pommerening, 01:01:53 🇩🇪
   Germany's Lea Sophie Pommerening, a veteran with 8 HYROX races, completed the podium. Despite a time slightly above her PB (00:58:57 in Istanbul), she remains a reliable force in the Pro Women category; her consistency is admirable.
4. Megan Platten, 01:02:58 🇬🇧
   With 9 HYROX races under her belt, Megan Platten continues to perform at the highest level. Her consistency is remarkable, placing just after the podium, only 2 seconds shy of her PB (01:02:56 in Oslo). An athlete you can always count on.
5. Natália Jelenčíková, 01:03:28 🇸🇰
   Slovakia's Natália Jelenčíková, a veteran of 6 HYROX races, completed this top 5. With a solid performance, she demonstrated her ability to compete with the elite, even if her Athens PB (01:02:21) is still a little out of reach.

Doubles: The Power of Teamwork

The Doubles categories are always a festival of strategy, synchronization, and mutual support. In Gdansk, the duos once again showed that unity is strength, with incredible performances in both Open and Pro categories.

Doubles Men, Top 5

The Doubles Men competition saw teams excel, with perfectly executed effort distribution strategies.

1. Lee Tynan Aaron Woodman, 00:50:09
   The duo Lee Tynan and Aaron Woodman crushed the competition and achieved an absolutely stratospheric new personal best! They improved their Stockholm World Championships time (00:50:51) by almost a minute, proving their dominance and incredible synergy.
2. Matthew McDowell Gary Crawford, 00:52:23
   For their very first HYROX team race, Matthew McDowell and Gary Crawford delivered an incredible performance, securing second place. A spectacular debut that promises great things for this duo!
3. Daniel Mathisen Jostein Bergdal, 00:52:57
   Another duo making their HYROX debut with flying colors! Daniel Mathisen and Jostein Bergdal claimed the third step of the podium, confirming the raw talent of these new teams.
4. Nathan Bugeja Stephen Camilleri, 00:53:11
   Nathan Bugeja and Stephen Camilleri (who also excelled in Open Men!) secured a strong 4th place in their first race. A promising performance for this tandem!
5. Marek Kovar Simon Zíma, 00:53:50
   The duo Marek Kovar and Simon Zíma completed the top 5 with a solid performance for their first foray into HYROX. The future is bright for these athletes!

Doubles Women, Top 5

The Doubles Women category showcased perfect coordination and impressive mental strength.

1. Kiera Murray-Johnson Amelia Harris, 01:01:53
   The duo Kiera Murray-Johnson and Amelia Harris claimed victory with a top-notch performance in their first HYROX participation. What a smashing debut!
2. Aleksandra Kaczmarek Stefanie Koprowski, 01:03:30
   Aleksandra Kaczmarek and Stefanie Koprowski took second place with a very solid performance, also in their first race. Their debut was more than successful!
3. Jolanta Jurasz Klaudia Luber, 01:03:53
   The Polish duo Jolanta Jurasz and Klaudia Luber stepped onto the third step of the podium, proving the strength of local teams and their excellent work for this first HYROX experience.
4. Kez Ogden Samantha Davis, 01:04:13
   Kez Ogden and Samantha Davis secured a promising 4th place in their HYROX debut.
5. Jess Lynch Erin Wilde, 01:05:21
   Jess Lynch and Erin Wilde completed the top 5 in this category, once again proving the quality of the new teams on the circuit.

Doubles Mixed, Top 5

Mixed Doubles are often the most spectacular, combining male strength and female endurance for balanced and captivating duels.

1. Alexandra Hill Joshua Henry, 00:54:53
   Alexandra Hill and Joshua Henry dominated the Mixed Doubles category with an exceptional performance in their first HYROX race. An undeniable victory!
2. Mark Newton Vicky Boult, 00:55:22
   Mark Newton and Vicky Boult secured second place, with a very strong performance for their first foray into the HYROX universe.
3. Hakan Burton Laura Betts, 00:55:34
   Hakan Burton, the Open Men's winner, delivered another excellent performance in Mixed Doubles with Laura Betts. They showed incredible consistency, with a time almost identical to their previous race in Warsaw (00:55:33).
4. Arkadiusz Grabowiec Marcelina Kopka, 00:55:55
   Arkadiusz Grabowiec, bronze medalist in Open Men, teamed up with Marcelina Kopka to achieve a new personal best in Mixed! They improved their Oslo time (00:56:16), proving their versatility and determination.
5. Stine Eriksen André Sødlund, 00:55:57
   Stine Eriksen and André Sødlund completed this top 5 with a very strong performance in their first HYROX race.

Pro Doubles Men, Top 5

When the pros team up, the spectacle is guaranteed! The Pro Doubles Men category was a concentrate of power and explosiveness.

1. Conor Maguire Kieron White, 00:51:21
   Conor Maguire and Kieron White dominated this category with an exceptional performance in their first HYROX race. A brilliant victory that made a strong impression.
2. Krystian Patryk Poremba Maciej Węgorzewski, 00:51:47
   The Polish duo Krystian Patryk Poremba and Maciej Węgorzewski, in their first participation, secured a magnificent second place at home. The crowd applauded their achievement!
3. André Sødlund Daniel Rørvik, 00:53:23
   André Sødlund and Daniel Rørvik achieved a new personal best, improving their Warsaw time (00:53:51). A solid performance that placed them on the third step of the podium.
4. Tiarnan O’Neill Justin Rheinheimer, 00:53:35
   Tiarnan O’Neill and Justin Rheinheimer secured a strong 4th place in their first HYROX race.
5. Dawid Rybak Paweł Szymański, 00:53:50
   The duo Dawid Rybak and Paweł Szymański, seasoned competitors, completed this top 5. Even if their PB (00:52:23 in Warsaw) is a bit faster, they remain formidable opponents.

Pro Doubles Women, Top 5

The Pro Doubles Women category showcased demonstrations of strength and exemplary team cohesion, proving that female power knows no bounds.

1. chloe cook sophia parvizi wayne, 00:54:58
   What a brilliant victory for chloe cook and sophia parvizi wayne! They won with an incredible performance in their first HYROX race. A duo to watch very closely!
2. Frida Reiersølmoen Malene Pedersen, 00:56:53
   Frida Reiersølmoen and Malene Pedersen secured second place with a very strong performance in their first participation. A promising duo from the Nordic countries.
3. Lucie Bourne Jo Smith, 01:00:29
   Lucie Bourne and Jo Smith stepped onto the third step of the podium. A solid performance and a nice reward for this duo, who were also debuting in HYROX.
4. Ronja Hammernes Ida Erlandsen, 01:00:32
   Ronja Hammernes and Ida Erlandsen achieved a new personal best, improving their Riga time (01:02:36) by over two minutes. A rapid ascent for this duo.
5. Katarzyna Kusiak Martyna Krysiak, 01:00:45
   The Polish duo Katarzyna Kusiak and Martyna Krysiak completed this top 5 with an honorable performance in their first race.

Key Figures from HYROX Gdansk 2026

A quick recap to better understand the scale of the event and the overall performances:

• 4957 participants over 1 day of competition.
• Average Open Men's Time: 01:30:23 (for 1363 finishers).
• Average Open Women's Time: 01:36:13 (for 775 finishers).
• Fastest Time Across All Divisions: Robert Sobczak, Maciej Węgorzewski, Krystian Patryk Poremba, Stanisław Hubert, 00:48:57 (HYROX TEAM RELAY Men).
• Finisher breakdown by division:
• HYROX Men: 1363 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Mixed: 853 finishers
• HYROX Women: 775 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Women: 654 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Men: 510 finishers
• HYROX PRO Men: 286 finishers
• HYROX PRO DOUBLES Men: 165 finishers
• HYROX PRO Women: 143 finishers
• HYROX PRO DOUBLES Women: 68 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Mixed: 57 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Women: 55 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Men: 22 finishers
• HYROX ADAPTIVE Men: 5 finishers
• HYROX ADAPTIVE Women: 1 finisher

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