HYROX Malaga 2026 Results: Top Performers and Rankings
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HYROX Malaga 2026 Results: Top Performers and Rankings

20 April 2026ROXWALL13 min

HYROX Malaga 2026 ignited the city with nearly 9000 participants. Discover the incredible performances, personal bests shattered, and full rankings from this memorable edition.

HYROX Malaga 2026: Andalusia on Fire!

What an atmosphere in Malaga! April 16, 2026, will be etched in memory as a day of pure adrenaline. With no less than 8910 participants flooding the Av. de José Ortega y Gasset, the HYROX Malaga 2026 edition transformed the city into a giant playground, pulsating to the rhythm of burpees and lunges. Contagious energy, endless cheers, and top-tier performances – this Spanish race delivered a memorable spectacle. Get ready, we're going to break down the results of this intense day together!

Open Men — The Race for Personal Bests

The Open Men category was the scene of a fierce battle where every athlete seemed determined to shatter their own limits. The podium was dominated by PB regulars, promising an exciting show until the last station. The times were incredibly tight, and the average of 01:22:48 for the 2075 male Open finishers attests to the intensity of the competition.

  1. Mateo Rodrigo — 00:55:51 🇫🇷

    2. Frenchman Mateo Rodrigo was simply monstrous! With a time of 55 minutes and 51 seconds, he not only won the event, but he also crushed his personal best by over 4 minutes, having previously run 01:00:13 in Bordeaux. A meteoric rise that definitively places him among the greats!

  2. George Brock — 00:56:08 🇬🇧

    3. Britain's George Brock was not far behind, just 17 seconds off first place. He also set a new personal record of 00:56:08, improving his Katowice time (00:58:26). A choice performance that confirms his consistency at the highest level.

  3. Martyn Paterson — 00:56:59 🇬🇧

    4. Martyn Paterson completed the podium with an impressive time of 00:56:59. This is also a new PB for him, surpassing his 00:57:14 from Glasgow. Great Britain clearly left its mark on this Open category.

  4. Tom Barber — 00:57:23 🇬🇧

    5. Just a few seconds off the podium, Tom Barber achieved 00:57:23, significantly improving his London Olympia PB (00:59:55). A solid performance that propelled him into the top 5.

  5. Andy Smith — 00:57:43 🇬🇧

    6. An incredible comeback for Andy Smith who posted a time of 00:57:43. He shattered his previous Melbourne record (01:14:41) with an improvement of over 16 minutes! We're talking about a complete transformation here.

  6. Héctor Arévalo Chico — 00:58:04 🇪🇸

    7. The first Spaniard in the ranking, Héctor Arévalo Chico, secured a strong 6th place in 00:58:04. He also set a new PB, breaking the symbolic hour mark which he hadn't achieved in Bilbao (01:03:18).

  7. Paul Mcnulty — 00:58:05 🇬🇧

    8. Just one second behind Héctor, Paul Mcnulty (00:58:05) continued the streak of personal records. His old London Olympia PB (01:00:39) was significantly beaten, proving that Malaga was a land of performance for him.

  8. Brian Maher — 00:58:10 🇮🇪

    9. Irish runner Brian Maher, with 00:58:10, delivered an extraordinary performance! Having previously recorded a PB of 01:33:09 in Dublin, he shaved no less than 35 minutes off his time. Hats off!

  9. Mathew Harrison — 00:58:21 🇬🇧

    10. Another Brit and another PB! Mathew Harrison shone with 00:58:21, improving his previous Auckland record (01:03:57). A great consistency in progression.

  10. Otto Chafer — 00:58:40 🇪🇸

    11. Otto Chafer, a veteran with 4 HYROX races under his belt, closed out this top 10 with a solid 00:58:40. Although he didn't beat his best time from Bilbao (00:57:22), his consistency keeps him at the top. An athlete to watch!

Open Women — Impressive Debuts

In the Open Women's category, the competition was equally intense, featuring a mix of seasoned athletes and newcomers who immediately made their mark. The average time of 01:32:29 for the 994 finishers reflects the determination of this category.

  1. Lea Egloff — 01:04:06 🇨🇭

    2. Incredible performance from Lea Egloff! For her very first HYROX race, the Swiss athlete dominated with a time of 01:04:06. A thunderous debut that promises a bright future in the HYROX world!

  2. Clara Ferris — 01:06:05 🇮🇪

    3. Ireland's Clara Ferris climbed to the second step of the podium in 01:06:05. She improved her personal record from London Excel (01:07:16), showing great progress and increasing mastery.

  3. Léa Kauny — 01:06:22 🇫🇷

    4. Léa Kauny, from France, secured third place with 01:06:22. This is also a new PB for her, a gain of nearly 6 minutes compared to her time in St. Gallen (01:12:12). A solid and well-deserved performance!

  4. Rachel Mulholland — 01:06:30 🇪🇸

    5. Malaga witnessed the emergence of a new talent in Rachel Mulholland. In her first HYROX race, the Spanish athlete ranked 4th in 01:06:30, just 8 seconds off the podium. She clearly has the potential to chase a medal in future editions.

  5. Emer Cawley — 01:06:37 🇮🇪

    6. Emer Cawley (01:06:37) completed this top 5 with a brilliant new personal record! She had run 01:26:03 in Manchester, an improvement of over 19 minutes. What progress!

  6. Irene Alcaide Barrera — 01:07:19 🇪🇸

    7. Spanish athlete Irene Alcaide Barrera secured a strong 6th place and improved her personal PB from Malaga (01:12:50) with a very good 01:07:19. Did home advantage play a role? Perhaps!

  7. Laura Boroš — 01:07:22 🇭🇷

    8. Just 3 seconds behind Irene, Laura Boroš, from Croatia, showed her consistency. Although she didn't beat her Vienna time (01:06:40), her 01:07:22 is a solid performance in a competitive field.

  8. Araminta Woolger — 01:07:52 🇬🇧

    9. Araminta Woolger (01:07:52) set a new personal record, beating her Nice time (01:12:30). The British athlete proved she is consistently improving.

  9. Noemi Laura Dr Vincze-Vass — 01:08:09 🇭🇺

    10. Hungarian Noemi Laura Dr Vincze-Vass, with an impressive 01:08:09, also improved her Manchester PB (01:09:35). A performance that brilliantly places her in the top 10.

  10. Sarah Mcgough — 01:08:24 🇬🇧

    11. Sarah Mcgough closed out this Open Women's top 10 with a time of 01:08:24. She made spectacular progress, improving her Manchester PB (01:26:01) by almost 18 minutes! Phenomenal!

Pro Men — A Breath of Fresh Air on the Podium

The Pro Men category was highly anticipated, and it did not disappoint. Athletes pushed their limits, with times bordering on perfection. We're talking about the cream of the crop in HYROX!

  1. Jude Reynolds — 00:56:42 🇬🇧

    2. Britain's Jude Reynolds claimed victory with an incredible 00:56:42. The craziest part? He beat his Glasgow personal record (00:56:43) by just one tiny second! Surgical precision and consistency from this champion.

  2. Pablo Sánchez Santos — 00:57:13 🇪🇸

    3. Spanish veteran Pablo Sánchez Santos, with 9 HYROX races under his belt, once again demonstrated his mastery. His time of 00:57:13 placed him on the second step, a consistent performance for this big name on the circuit.

  3. Joao Almeida — 00:57:37 🇵🇹

    4. Portugal's Joao Almeida, also a veteran with 4 races, secured third place in 00:57:37. A strong performance, even if he didn't reach his Amsterdam PB (00:57:08). He remains a formidable athlete.

  4. Adrien Leroux — 00:58:03 🇫🇷

    5. With 10 HYROX races to his name, our fellow Frenchman Adrien Leroux finished 4th in 00:58:03. Despite a faster PB in London Olympia (00:56:10), his longevity and ability to remain at the top of the table are remarkable.

  5. Samuel Pimentel — 00:58:25 🇪🇸

    6. Samuel Pimentel closed out this Pro Men's top 5 with a new personal record of 00:58:25, improving his Bilbao time (00:59:33). A strong performance that confirms his consistent progress.

Pro Women — An Intense Battle to the End

The Pro Women's category was the scene of a fierce battle, with female athletes constantly pushing their limits. The performances were breathtaking and showcase the evolving standard in the discipline.

  1. Rachel Hodgkinson — 01:01:36 🇪🇸

    2. Spain's Rachel Hodgkinson is the queen of Malaga! With a time of 01:01:36, she won the Pro Women's category and shattered her personal record from London Excel (01:02:33). A brilliant victory on home soil!

  2. Tanja Stroschneider — 01:01:45 🇦🇹

    3. Tanja Stroschneider, the Austrian veteran with 11 HYROX races, climbed to the second step of the podium in 01:01:45. Despite a slight disappointment compared to her Bangkok PB (01:03:16), her consistency and experience are undeniable.

  3. Amy Walsh — 01:02:44 🇬🇧

    4. Britain's Amy Walsh secured third place with 01:02:44, setting a new personal record and shaving 4 seconds off her previous London Olympia PB (01:02:48). Persistence always pays off!

  4. Anne Bonnin — 01:03:30 🇫🇷

    5. Our French compatriot Anne Bonnin, a regular with 7 races, ranked 4th in 01:03:30. Despite a time slightly above her Nice PB (01:04:22), she remains a very competitive athlete and an example of consistency.

  5. Lauren Leigh Richardson — 01:04:20 🇬🇧

    6. Lauren Leigh Richardson made a remarkable entry into the Pro Women's category. In her very first HYROX race, the British athlete took an excellent 5th place in 01:04:20. A talent to watch closely!

Doubles — The Power of Unity

Doubles categories are always a highlight of HYROX events, emphasizing team cohesion and strategy. Malaga was no exception, with duos pushing limits together. Here we group the Open and Pro Doubles categories to celebrate the best synergies!

Doubles Men — Top 5

  1. Etienne Mingot Romain Delavignette — 00:52:12

    2. The French duo Etienne Mingot and Romain Delavignette crushed the competition with an impressive 00:52:12. For their first HYROX race as a team, this is an incredibly high-level performance!

  2. Robert Livesey Ricky Gibbins — 00:52:41

    3. The duo Robert Livesey and Ricky Gibbins secured a solid second place in 00:52:41, improving their personal record from Madrid (00:54:36). This team's cohesion is paying off!

  3. Ciaran Quinn Declan Moylett — 00:53:10

    4. Ciaran Quinn and Declan Moylett completed the podium with a time of 00:53:10, also a new PB for them, beating their 00:57:26 from Dublin. Consistent and impressive progress.

  4. Miguel Rocha Emanuel Alves — 00:53:32

    5. For their first HYROX participation, Portuguese athletes Miguel Rocha and Emanuel Alves secured a very strong 4th place in 00:53:32. A smashing entry into the discipline!

  5. Francisco Jose Casado Morena Kevin Lopez Yerga — 00:53:43

    6. The Spanish duo Francisco Jose Casado Morena and Kevin Lopez Yerga showed local strength with a 5th place in 00:53:43, and this for their first HYROX race. The future looks bright for these athletes!

Doubles Women — Top 5

  1. Beth Elliott Jem Robinson — 00:59:46

    2. The duo Beth Elliott and Jem Robinson triumphed in 00:59:46, breaking the hour mark and setting a new personal record, well ahead of their 01:02:29 from Manchester. A dominant performance!

  2. Evie Cook Jordana Lowe — 01:00:23

    3. For their first HYROX race, Evie Cook and Jordana Lowe delivered a remarkable performance in 01:00:23, immediately proving they are a duo not to be underestimated.

  3. Blanca Carrillo Mora Victoria Carrillo Mora — 01:00:51

    4. Spanish sisters Blanca Carrillo Mora and Victoria Carrillo Mora, for their first participation, secured a podium finish with an excellent 01:00:51. A local pride!

  4. Chloe Mchugh Niamh Duggan — 01:01:03

    5. Chloe Mchugh and Niamh Duggan, another debuting duo, ranked 4th in 01:01:03. They are already highly competitive!

  5. Ana Márquez Mínguez Nora Zoubai — 01:01:29

    6. Ana Márquez Mínguez and Nora Zoubai rounded out this top 5 with a time of 01:01:29, shattering their Valencia PB (01:09:58). Huge progress for the duo.

Doubles Mixed — Top 5

  1. Joshua Henry Alexandra Hill — 00:53:10

    2. The duo Joshua Henry and Alexandra Hill won the category in 00:53:10 for their first HYROX race. A very high-level mixed performance, showing perfect synchronization.

  2. Clement Seve Ambre Delrey — 00:54:58

    3. Clement Seve and Ambre Delrey, also in their first race, took the second step of the podium in 00:54:58. A promising duo!

  3. Jack Mullane Ellie Carmody — 00:55:24

    4. Jack Mullane and Ellie Carmody, another new duo, secured third place in 00:55:24. The freshness of new participants shone in Malaga.

  4. Piers Davison Megan Wilson — 00:55:35

    5. Piers Davison and Megan Wilson, for their first HYROX race, ranked 4th in 00:55:35. A great demonstration of endurance and strength.

  5. Tiarna Grimes Ruairi Grimes — 00:55:45

    6. The duo Tiarna Grimes and Ruairi Grimes closed this top 5 with 00:55:45, setting a new personal record and improving their Berlin time (01:01:17) by over 5 minutes. Superb performance!

Pro Doubles Men — Top 5

  1. dimitry martins olivier jouve — 00:49:35

    2. Dimitry Martins and Olivier Jouve delivered an incredible performance! For their first HYROX race in Pro Doubles, they triumphed in 00:49:35. A colossal time that immediately places them among the favorites.

  2. Lasse Pips Rene Groinig — 00:52:51

    3. The duo Lasse Pips and Rene Groinig, veterans of 5 HYROX races, secured second place in 00:52:51. Although they've done better (00:49:58 in London Olympia), their consistency is exemplary.

  3. Rayane Kara Alexander Miller-Dumas — 00:52:52

    4. Rayane Kara and Alexander Miller-Dumas, for their first race, took the third step of the podium in 00:52:52, just one second off second place. A smashing debut!

  4. niels Post Lars Rademaker — 00:52:54

    5. Another new duo, Niels Post and Lars Rademaker, achieved an excellent 00:52:54. The competition was fierce!

  5. Toby Wilson Joe Vatcher — 00:52:54

    6. Toby Wilson and Joe Vatcher, also for their first participation, completed this top 5 with the same time. A photo finish was definitely needed here!

Pro Doubles Women — Top 5

  1. Lauren Richardson Sam Pretty — 00:57:17

    2. Lauren Richardson and Sam Pretty claimed victory in the Pro Doubles Women category with a time of 00:57:17, in their first HYROX race as a duo. Impressive dominance from their very first outing!

  2. Suzi Royds Megan Wilson — 00:59:27

    3. Suzi Royds and Megan Wilson, another debuting duo, climbed to the second step of the podium in 00:59:27. A solid performance that brought them under the hour mark.

  3. Jennifer Morrice Lara Römmelt — 01:00:07

    4. Jennifer Morrice and Lara Römmelt completed the podium in 01:00:07 for their first participation. An excellent start for this pair.

  4. Felicia Eklund Daniela Eklund — 01:01:06

    5. Swedish sisters Felicia and Daniela Eklund ranked 4th in 01:01:06, beating their personal record from Stockholm (01:01:09) by a single second. Persistence pays off!

  5. Amy Walker Shaunie Gibson — 01:01:07

    6. Amy Walker and Shaunie Gibson, for their first race, took 5th place in 01:01:07, just one second behind the Eklunds. A very close ranking!

Pro Doubles Mixed — Top 1

  1. Alexis Dumurger Anthony Petriaux — 01:07:52

    2. The duo Alexis Dumurger and Anthony Petriaux won in 01:07:52 for their first HYROX race in Pro Doubles Mixed. A great performance for this pair.

Key Figures from HYROX Malaga 2026

To better understand the scale of the event and the performances achieved, here are some key statistics:

  • 8910 participants on this memorable day.
  • Average Open Men's time: 01:22:48 (for 2075 finishers)
  • Average Open Women's time: 01:32:29 (for 994 finishers)
  • Fastest time of the day: Sulaymân Khalef — 00:37:30 (HYROX ADAPTIVE, Male 🇫🇷). An absolutely exceptional performance that deserves to be highlighted!

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