HYROX Helsinki 2026 Results: Top Performers and Rankings

HYROX Helsinki 2026: The Ice Melts Under the Heat of Performance!

Helsinki, May 9, 2026. The air might have been crisp, but the atmosphere at Messukeskus Helsinki was absolutely electric! No less than 4379 athletes converged on the Finnish capital for a day of pure HYROX madness. One day to push limits, one goal: finish, and if possible, beat a personal best. The results are in, and they live up to the intensity of the competition. Buckle up, we'll tell you all about it! And don't forget to check out the full HYROX Helsinki 2026 results on ROXWALL.fr.

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Open Men: The Sub-Hour Battle

The Open Men category delivered an incredible spectacle, with no less than 9 athletes finishing under the hour, showcasing an exceptional level of performance. We witnessed a true explosion of personal bests, a clear sign that preparation was on point!

1. Tyler Spence : 00:56:37 🇬🇧
2. Xavier Pocorni : 00:58:22 🇳🇱
3. Julian Fiedler : 00:58:46 🇦🇹
4. Sami Maamela : 00:58:59 🇫🇮
5. Adam Young : 00:59:18 🇬🇧
6. Oliver Söderberg : 00:59:21 🇸🇪
7. Luke Walker : 00:59:30 🇬🇧
8. Tom Haseldine : 00:59:40 🇬🇧
9. Pete Daalman : 00:59:47 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
10. Jérémy Espagnol : 00:59:50 🇫🇷

What can we say about this category? Simply breathtaking! The victory goes to Tyler Spence (GBR) who smashed his personal best in 00:56:37, improving his previous Cardiff time by almost a minute and a half. What a performance! The Dutchman Xavier Pocorni was right there, taking second place with a time of 00:58:22, a gain of over 6 minutes on his Amsterdam PB. Incredible! Julian Fiedler (AUT) completed this dream podium in 00:58:46, also hitting a new PB. The suspense was intense with local hero Sami Maamela (FIN), who, in his very first HYROX race, secured a dazzling 4th place in 00:58:59. Hats off! British athletes shone particularly bright, with Adam Young (00:59:18) and Luke Walker (00:59:30) both setting massive PBs. Luke, in particular, shaved almost 19 minutes off his Melbourne time! Finally, our French representative, Jérémy Espagnol, closed out the top 10 in 00:59:50 with a new personal best, proving that consistency pays off.

Open Women: Finnish Home Dominance

Among the Open Women, the atmosphere was electric, and the Finnish athletes truly showed they were on home turf! A real wave of local pride swept through this category.

1. Suvi Miettinen : 01:03:09 🇫🇮
2. Hannah Lavery : 01:05:37 🇬🇧
3. Eva Broere : 01:05:54 🇳🇱
4. Julia Kajava : 01:06:46 🇫🇮
5. Sandra Sawicka : 01:07:26 🇵🇱
6. Annemari Sandell : 01:07:31 🇫🇮
7. Bella Steains : 01:07:33 🇦🇺
8. Outi Matikainen : 01:07:49 🇫🇮
9. Petra Muukka : 01:10:00 🇫🇮
10. Jonna-Carita Kanninen : 01:10:41 🇫🇮

The undisputed victory went to Finnish athlete Suvi Miettinen, who dominated at home with a time of 01:03:09, setting a new personal best, just seconds shy of her previous PB in London. She led the charge for Finland! British athlete Hannah Lavery took 2nd place in 01:05:37, gaining almost 3 minutes on her Stockholm PB, demonstrating rapid progress. The podium was completed by Dutch athlete Eva Broere in 01:05:54, also with a new personal best. But what stood out most in this category was the performance of the local athletes: Julia Kajava (4th, 01:06:46), Annemari Sandell (6th, 01:07:31), Outi Matikainen (8th, 01:07:49), Petra Muukka (9th, 01:10:00) and Jonna-Carita Kanninen (10th, 01:10:41), all in their first HYROX participation! They impressed with their determination. Also noteworthy, Bella Steains (AUS) improved her PB by over 8 minutes, proving the trip was well worth it!

Pro Men: A Clash of Titans

In the Pro Men category, the field density is always impressive. We were treated to a moment-by-moment battle between ultra-experienced athletes, accustomed to international podiums.

1. Sebastian Ifversen : 00:54:44 🇩🇰
2. Jannik Czapla : 00:54:55 🇩🇪
3. Eugenio Bianchi : 00:55:57 🇮🇹
4. Ollie Russell : 00:56:12 🇬🇧
5. Luis García Rubio : 00:57:34 🇪🇸

Danish athlete Sebastian Ifversen, a veteran with 11 HYROX races under his belt, proved his consistency by taking the win in 00:54:44. He held strong against German athlete Jannik Czapla, also a regular, who finished just 11 seconds behind in 00:54:55. The podium was completed by Italian Eugenio Bianchi in 00:55:57, confirming his form after a strong time in Bologna. Ollie Russell (GBR) and Luis García Rubio (ESP) completed this top 5 of champions, all veterans of the HYROX scene.

Pro Women: Uncompromising Elite Level

Among the Pro Women, the competition was just as fierce, with athletes pushing their limits for exceptional times.

1. Annie Emilsson : 00:57:59 🇸🇪
2. Seka Arning : 00:58:26 🇩🇪
3. Lauren Stockley : 00:59:26 🇬🇧
4. Henrike Mauersberger : 01:00:42 🇩🇪
5. Ida Mathilde Steensgaard : 01:00:51 🇩🇰

Swedish athlete Annie Emilsson, after 4 HYROX races, secured an impressive victory in 00:57:59, confirming her consistency at the highest level. German Seka Arning (11 races) was not far behind with 00:58:26, a podium regular who never disappoints. British athlete Lauren Stockley delivered a strong performance in 00:59:26, beating her personal best by over a minute from her last race in London! A spectacular improvement! In 4th place, Henrike Mauersberger (GER) impressed in her first HYROX participation with a time of 01:00:42. She was closely followed by Danish athlete Ida Mathilde Steensgaard (6 HYROX races) in 01:00:51.

Spotlight on Duos: Crazy Doubles Results

The Doubles categories, as always, provided intense moments of cohesion and performance. Team strategies and complementarity were key to success. Many of these athletes were making their first appearance as a duo, or even their very first HYROX race!

Doubles Men: Top 5

1. Petter Saltvik Erik Woodward : 00:49:47
2. Kristofer Mcsherry Pete Daalman : 00:52:20
3. Ethanl Sol Gilbert Joe Greenslade-Cross : 00:53:34
4. Christopher Millar Gary Pettigrew : 00:54:31
5. Junior Oby Obi Mayo Theodore : 00:54:39

In the Doubles Men category, the duo Petter Saltvik Erik Woodward made a sensational debut with an incredible time of 00:49:47 for their very first HYROX race! They significantly outpaced the duo Kristofer Mcsherry Pete Daalman (also a first-timer) who finished in 00:52:20. A top 5 entirely composed of new teams, demonstrating the enthusiasm for the duo format.

Doubles Women: Top 5

1. Holly Archer Leah Salvage : 00:59:42
2. Katarzyna Janusz Kelli Smith : 01:01:14
3. Emilie Hamre Guro Yan Skotte : 01:01:46
4. Mina Løkke Julie Hjellegjerde Martinsen : 01:02:13
5. Kaisa Pesonen Anniina Vänskä : 01:02:20

In the Doubles Women, Holly Archer and Leah Salvage dominated the standings with a solid 00:59:42, an impressive performance for their first race as a duo. The Finnish duo Kaisa Pesonen and Anniina Vänskä brilliantly closed out the top 5 with 01:02:20, setting a new personal best compared to their Stockholm race.

Mixed Doubles: Top 5

1. Lauren Stockley Ollie Russell : 00:51:09
2. Mathias Ramberg Annie Emilsson : 00:52:52
3. Dag Blandkjenn Ida Hilmersson : 00:53:42
4. Jake Deaner Tegan Frizelle : 00:55:31
5. Esme Nickson Travis Brown : 00:55:40

Mixed Doubles saw a masterclass from Lauren Stockley and Ollie Russell, who, after their individual Pro performances, joined forces for an incredible time of 00:51:09. A powerhouse duo for a debut! They were closely followed by Mathias Ramberg and Annie Emilsson, another experienced duo, in 00:52:52.

PRO Doubles Men: Top 5

1. Cem Ter Burg Maarten Enthoven : 00:49:19
2. Louis Osselaer Emile Mattheeuws : 00:49:35
3. Jørgen Dahl Olsen Simen Røssland : 00:51:09
4. Johnathan Pewtner Afan Humphries : 00:52:05
5. David Aryeetey Joe Davies : 00:52:34

The PRO Doubles Men category saw Cem Ter Burg and Maarten Enthoven take the lead in 00:49:19, a scorching performance for their first race as a duo! The battle was intense with Louis Osselaer and Emile Mattheeuws, who finished just 16 seconds behind in 00:49:35, also in their debut. Johnathan Pewtner and Afan Humphries also shone by beating their personal best by nearly 10 seconds, with a time of 00:52:05.

PRO Doubles Women: Top 5

1. Iza Tulkens Michaela Disseldorp : 00:56:55
2. Jenni Judin Reetta Hämäläinen : 00:57:58
3. Julie Karadash Anna Von Der Ohe : 00:58:57
4. Vanessa Westerlind Ida Thalén : 01:00:36
5. Therese Zittra Sara Johansson : 01:02:49

The PRO Doubles Women were led by Iza Tulkens and Michaela Disseldorp, who posted an excellent 00:56:55 for their first race together. The Finnish duo Jenni Judin and Reetta Hämäläinen finished 2nd in 00:57:58, having already achieved an impressive time in London. A top 5 dominated by new pairs, a sign of the rapid evolution of the category.

Key Figures from HYROX Helsinki 2026

An overview of the impressive statistics from this Finnish edition:

• 4379 participants over 1 day of competition.
• Average Open Men's time: 01:26:54 (915 finishers)
• Average Open Women's time: 01:36:07 (578 finishers)
• Fastest time of the event: Jelena Jehle : 00:43:23 (HYROX ADAPTIVE, Female 🇦🇹). A performance that commands respect and demonstrates that HYROX is for everyone!
• The most represented category by number of finishers was Doubles Women with 905 finishers, closely followed by Open Men (915 finishers) and Mixed Doubles (718 finishers), highlighting the popularity of the team format.

Explore All HYROX Helsinki 2026 Results

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