HYROX Hamburg 2026 electrified the Hamburg Messe with 12,533 athletes competing over a single day. Discover the breathtaking performances, new personal bests, and podium finishes across Open, Pro, and Doubles divisions, with thrilling stories about the top performers.
HYROX Hamburg 2026 : The Results Are In!
The air was thick with tension and excitement on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at the Hamburg Messe, where HYROX Hamburg brought together no less than 12,533 participants for a day of intense competition. A colossal event that transformed halls B6 into a true temple of functional fitness. From elite athletes to first-timers, everyone was there to push their limits through the 8 km of running and 8 signature HYROX Workouts. The stakes were high: personal bests to smash, podiums to claim, and for many, simply the desire to cross the finish line. So, who shone brightly on the Hamburg stage? Let's dive into the action!

Open Men : Top 10
The Open Men category delivered a high-flying spectacle, with impressive depth and numerous athletes shattering their personal records. The podium was fiercely contested, but the winner's performance is truly commendable.
- Renning Elischer : 00:55:36 🇩🇪
- David Steffes : 00:57:01 🇱🇺
- Michael Flynn : 00:57:08 🇮🇪
- Liam Shallicker : 00:57:48 🇬🇧
- Nicolas Grimont : 00:58:17 🇧🇪
- Jan Nicholas Bauer : 00:58:18 🇩🇪
- Federico Maione : 00:58:48 🇮🇹
- Jonathan Gauer : 00:58:55 🇩🇪
- Julian Fiedler : 00:58:57 🇦🇹
- Julius Filmer : 00:58:58 🇩🇪
Germany's Renning Elischer literally flew through the race, setting a phenomenal time of 00:55:36. This marks a new, dazzling personal best, improving his previous best from Budapest (00:56:12) by nearly 36 seconds. An undeniable victory and a performance that sets the bar incredibly high!
In second place, Luxembourg's David Steffes also delivered an exceptional race in 00:57:01. He smashed his personal record by over 2 minutes compared to his 00:59:26 in Rome, testament to methodical preparation and perfect execution.
Bronze goes to Ireland's Michael Flynn with a solid 00:57:08. He, too, set a new personal best, erasing his 00:58:34 from Birmingham. The podium was incredibly tight, with only 7 seconds separating him from second place. Kudos for such a high-caliber performance!
Just 40 seconds off the podium, British veteran Liam Shallicker demonstrated his consistency with his 11th HYROX race. A time of 00:57:48 confirms his status as a formidable competitor.
Belgium's Nicolas Grimont shone with a new personal best of 00:58:17, a spectacular improvement of over 5 minutes compared to his previous time in Rotterdam. A rapid ascent!
Right behind him, Germany's Jan Nicholas Bauer also pulverized his record in 00:58:18, beating his 00:58:48 from Barcelona. The top 6 was ultra-competitive, with just one second separating them!
Italy's Federico Maione joined the sub-one-hour club with a PB of 00:58:48, improving by over two and a half minutes compared to Berlin. A solid and well-managed race.
Another German, Jonathan Gauer, set a new personal best of 00:58:55, improving his Maastricht time by almost 3 minutes. Consistency always pays off in HYROX.
Austria's Julian Fiedler, a veteran with 11 races under his belt, proved he's still a contender by finishing in 00:58:57. A consistent performance that keeps him in the top 10.
In his very first HYROX race, Germany's Julius Filmer impressed with a time of 00:58:58, securing a spot in the top 10 straight away! A promising start to a career to watch closely.
For the full Open Men results and station times, click here: View all HYROX Hamburg results.
Open Women : Top 10
The women in the Open category also showcased incredible determination and strength, delivering a cascade of personal bests and impressive debuts. The battle for the podium was intense and captivating.
- Anna-Lena Schreijäg : 01:00:35 🇩🇪
- Johanne Axelsen : 01:03:10 🇩🇰
- Ann-Kathrin Peters : 01:03:53 🇩🇪
- Vanessa Rubio : 01:04:29 🇮🇪
- Devon Moore : 01:05:22 🇬🇧
- Ronja Kräft : 01:05:56 🇩🇪
- Marlou Walther : 01:06:21 🇩🇪
- Sabrina Espey : 01:06:21 🇩🇪
- Chayline Simon : 01:07:47 🇩🇪
- Friederike Brose : 01:08:03 🇩🇪
Germany's Anna-Lena Schreijäg dominated the Open Women category with a remarkable time of 01:00:35. She set a new personal best, improving her previous PB from Rome (01:02:14) by nearly 2 minutes. A stunning performance that secured her the top spot!
In her first HYROX participation, Denmark's Johanne Axelsen made a strong statement, taking the second step of the podium with an excellent 01:03:10. A blistering debut in the world of HYROX!
The podium is completed by another debutante, Germany's Ann-Kathrin Peters, who secured third place in 01:03:53. Two rookies on the podium is a remarkable achievement and a sign that new talent is emerging.
Ireland's Vanessa Rubio was not far behind, in 4th position with a new personal best of 01:04:29, improving by almost 3 minutes compared to Riga. Consistent and impressive progress!
Britain's Devon Moore, with 11 HYROX races under her belt, took 5th place in 01:05:22. An experienced athlete who maintains a very high level of performance.
Another new personal best for Germany's Ronja Kräft, who shattered her previous Berlin time by over 5 minutes with a 01:05:56. A colossal improvement that speaks volumes about her hard work.
Tied for time, Germany's Marlou Walther also achieved a new PB in 01:06:21, improving her Heerenveen time by over 2 minutes. Her determination is palpable.
Perfect tie for Germany's Sabrina Espey, who crossed the line in 01:06:21, beating her Copenhagen personal record by 3 minutes. An impressive performance and remarkable consistency.
Germany's Chayline Simon set a new personal best of 01:07:47, with just a 4-second improvement over Berlin, proving that at this level, every second counts.
To close out this top 10, Germany's Friederike Brose also achieved a new PB in 01:08:03, improving by over 2 minutes compared to Berlin. What a streak of personal records in this category!
Discover the full ranking and station times for Open Women on roxwall.fr/results/hamburg.
Pro Men : Top 5
The Pro Men category is the arena of the best, where every second is fiercely contested. Hamburg 2026 was no exception, with an ultra-fast podium and athletes at the peak of their form.
- Stephen Pelkofer : 00:54:44 🇺🇸
- Sam Schoeman : 00:54:54 🇳🇱
- Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva : 00:55:15 🇪🇸
- Roberto Viciedo Gimeno : 00:55:19 🇪🇸
- Tiziano Pedrocchi : 00:56:47 🇨🇭
American Stephen Pelkofer, a seasoned veteran with 11 HYROX races to his name, triumphed as the undisputed master with a time of 00:54:44. A performance almost identical to his Washington DC time (00:54:10), proving his consistency at the highest level. An unshakeable champion!
The Netherlands' Sam Schoeman snatched second place in 00:54:54, a new personal best that beat his previous Oslo time by just 4 seconds. A relentless battle where every millisecond counted for silver!
Spain's Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva took the third step of the podium with an excellent 00:55:15. He also achieved a new personal best, improving his Valencia time by 35 seconds. Great progress for this athlete.
Just 4 seconds off the podium, his compatriot Roberto Viciedo Gimeno delivered an incredible race in 00:55:19. He too set a new personal best, beating his 00:55:25 from Rome. Spanish dominance is palpable in this top 5!
Switzerland's Tiziano Pedrocchi completed this top 5 with a new personal best of 00:56:47, improving his Geneva time by 17 seconds. A solid performance in an ultra-competitive category.
Pro Women : Top 5
The female athletes in the Pro category proved that determination and strength go hand in hand with strategy. The performances were worthy of the biggest competitions, featuring records and intense duels.
- Jennifer Nikolaus : 00:59:32 🇩🇪
- Monica Ferrer Pastor : 01:00:47 🇪🇸
- Tanja Schuck : 01:00:51 🇩🇪
- Laura Valgreen : 01:02:18 🇩🇰
- Svenja Sommer : 01:03:08 🇩🇪
Germany's Jennifer Nikolaus dazzled the crowd with a time of 00:59:32, becoming the only woman in the Pro category to break the one-hour mark. A stratospheric new personal best that crushed her previous 01:00:47 from Karlsruhe by over a minute! A masterful victory.
Spain's Monica Ferrer Pastor, a veteran with 5 HYROX races, claimed second place in 01:00:47. She demonstrated impressive consistency at the highest level, confirming her place among the elite.
Just 4 seconds off second place, Germany's Tanja Schuck took bronze with a new personal best of 01:00:51. She improved her 01:02:33 from Karlsruhe by almost a minute and a half. A fierce battle for the podium!
Denmark's Laura Valgreen, a veteran with 11 races under her belt, proved her resilience and competitiveness by finishing 4th in 01:02:18. A solid and consistent performance.
Germany's Svenja Sommer, also a veteran with 11 HYROX races, completed the top 5 in 01:03:08. Another testament to how valuable experience is in Pro competitions.
Doubles : The Power of Teamwork
The Doubles categories have a special flavor, one of shared effort and collective strategy. HYROX Hamburg 2026 saw the emergence of new talents and remarkable team performances, proving that the sum of strengths can surpass individual efforts.
Doubles Men : Top 5
- Lukas Wrobel / Keanu Kadak : 00:51:09
- Liam Shallicker / Lukas Dudziak : 00:51:26
- Malik Farhat / Renning Elischer : 00:51:48
- Dirk Schulke / Markus Heinrich : 00:52:53
- Tim Lorenzen / Emil Albrechtsen : 00:53:54
The duo Lukas Wrobel and Keanu Kadak made a massive impact in their first HYROX race as a team, seizing first place with an impressive time of 00:51:09. A most promising start to their Doubles career!
Right behind them, the pair of Liam Shallicker (already seen in Open Men!) and Lukas Dudziak finished in 00:51:26. For their first time together, they demonstrated already well-honed cohesion.
Another notable performance for Renning Elischer (the Open Men winner!) and his teammate Malik Farhat. They took third place in 00:51:48 in their first HYROX team race. Double honors for Renning that day!
The duo Dirk Schulke and Markus Heinrich set a dazzling new personal best of 00:52:53, improving their Copenhagen time by nearly two and a half minutes. Impressive progress.
Finally, the tandem Tim Lorenzen and Emil Albrechtsen completed the top 5 in 00:53:54 in their first HYROX Doubles race. Encouraging debuts for this team.
Doubles Women : Top 5
- Kim Stommel / Svenja Sommer : 00:59:48
- Jane Erbacher / Sally Morgan : 00:59:55
- Judith Schwarz / Carlotta Walterscheid-Müller : 01:02:35
- Alexandra Eichler / Hannah Simon : 01:02:48
- Carolin Weihrauch / Jobina Lahr : 01:03:04
The duo Kim Stommel and Svenja Sommer (also in the Pro Women top 5!) dominated the Doubles Women category with a time of 00:59:48 in their first HYROX race together. A champion performance!
Just 7 seconds behind the winners, the pair of Jane Erbacher and Sally Morgan secured an excellent second place in 00:59:55 for their first HYROX participation. A thrilling finish!
In third place, Judith Schwarz and Carlotta Walterscheid-Müller completed the podium in 01:02:35, in their first HYROX team race. A great accomplishment.
The duo Alexandra Eichler and Hannah Simon took 4th place in 01:02:48, also in their first HYROX team race. A strong entry into the competition.
The top 5 is rounded out by Carolin Weihrauch and Jobina Lahr, who crossed the line in 01:03:04 in their first HYROX as a duo. An impressive set of rookies in this category!
Doubles Mixed : Top 5
- Veronika Hynková / Marek Kovář : 00:54:09
- Beatrice Ardelt / Lukas Wrobel : 00:54:45
- Emil Albrechtsen / Beatrice Ardelt : 00:56:08
- Simon Kjær Enevoldsen / Ida Søndergård Olesen : 00:56:34
- Marcus Funken / Ariane Ballner : 00:56:42
The Czech duo Veronika Hynková and Marek Kovář dominated the Mixed category with a time of 00:54:09. They set an impressive new personal best, beating their 00:55:48 from Athens by nearly one and a half minutes. Perfect cohesion!
In second place, the pair of Beatrice Ardelt and Lukas Wrobel (already a winner in Doubles Men!) delivered a performance of 00:54:45 in their first HYROX race together. Lukas is definitely the man in form of the day!
The duo Emil Albrechtsen and Beatrice Ardelt (also on the Mixed Doubles podium!) claimed third place in 00:56:08 for their first HYROX participation. A busy day for Beatrice, racking up podiums.
In 4th place, Simon Kjær Enevoldsen and Ida Søndergård Olesen finished in 00:56:34. This was their first HYROX team race, and they proved their potential.
The top 5 of Mixed Doubles is closed by Marcus Funken and Ariane Ballner, with a time of 00:56:42 in their first HYROX as a duo. Great performances from all the debutants in this category!
Pro Doubles Men : Top 5
The Pro Doubles Men category was the scene of a fierce battle where every second counted, with times verging on absolute excellence. The level was simply stratospheric.
- Ronan Lindsay / Sean Noble : 00:49:40
- Jannik Czapla / Tim Wenisch : 00:49:48
- Dexter Buchanan / Beau Wills : 00:50:23
- Francesco Fioravanti / Alex Gasser : 00:50:52
- Diogo Freitas / Tiago Lousa : 00:50:54
The duo Ronan Lindsay and Sean Noble claimed victory with an incredible time of 00:49:40. This is a new personal best, improving their Budapest time by just one second. A hard-fought victory!
Just 8 seconds behind the winners, the pair of Jannik Czapla and Tim Wenisch posted a 00:49:48. Even if they didn't beat their personal best from Berlin (00:49:43), this performance is proof of their consistency at the highest level.
In their first HYROX team race, Dexter Buchanan and Beau Wills took the third step of the podium with a solid 00:50:23. A remarkable debut for this new team.
The Italian duo Francesco Fioravanti and Alex Gasser achieved a new personal best of 00:50:52, improving their Rome time by 25 seconds. Great progress in this Pro category.
The top 5 is completed by Portugal's Diogo Freitas and Tiago Lousa in 00:50:54, also setting a new personal best by beating their 00:51:27 from Istanbul by 33 seconds. Athletes who push their limits every time!
Pro Doubles Women : Top 5
The Pro Doubles Women demonstrated impressive power and synchronization, with very high-level performances and a breathtaking tie for bronze.
- Calypso Sheridan / Joanna Wietrzyk : 00:54:33
- Juan-Marie Herbst / Danél Louw : 00:56:46
- Luisa Maria Waerdt / Svenja Sommer : 00:57:49
- Tanja Stroschneider / Alice Schürer : 00:57:49
- Rachael Wade / Erika Tvedten : 00:57:56
The duo Calypso Sheridan and Joanna Wietrzyk dominated the Pro Doubles Women category, achieving an exceptional time of 00:54:33 in their first HYROX race together. A remarkable performance that earned them a well-deserved victory.
In second place, the pair of Juan-Marie Herbst and Danél Louw delivered a solid race in 00:56:46 for their first HYROX participation. A fine demonstration of strength and cohesion.
Unbelievable! The duo Luisa Maria Waerdt and Svenja Sommer (her again!) shared third place in 00:57:49 in their first HYROX team race. A perfect tie finish that added to the suspense!
Tied for bronze, Tanja Stroschneider and Alice Schürer set a new personal best of 00:57:49, beating their 00:58:10 from Paris by 21 seconds. Two duos who fully deserve their spot on the podium!
The top 5 is completed by Rachael Wade and Erika Tvedten, who crossed the line in 00:57:56, setting a new personal best by improving their Salt Lake City time by 50 seconds. An incredibly tight and dramatic finish to the Pro Doubles Women rankings!
Find all station times and complete Doubles category rankings on roxwall.fr/results/hamburg.
Key Figures from HYROX Hamburg 2026
Beyond the podiums, here's an overview of the data that speaks to the scale and intensity of the event:
- 12,533 participants over a single day, making Hamburg a major stop on the HYROX circuit.
- Average Open Men's time: 01:32:11 (from 2498 finishers).
- Average Open Women's time: 01:38:48 (from 1675 finishers).
- Fastest time across all divisions: Frederic Dube / Cole Learn : 00:47:54 (HYROX ELITE 15 DOUBLES Men). A stunning performance that demonstrates the achieved level of excellence.
- The HYROX Men division was the most represented with 2498 finishers, closely followed by HYROX DOUBLES Mixed (2241 finishers) and HYROX DOUBLES Women (2148 finishers).
- An impressive total of 21 division categories were present, from Adaptive to Elite 15, highlighting HYROX's inclusivity and diversity.
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