HYROX New York 2026: results are in and records shattered!

HYROX New York 2026: results are in and records shattered!

New York, the city that never sleeps, has once again proven it's also the city that never shies away from a sports challenge! From May 28 to June 7, 2026, the impressive 408 12th Ave West transformed into a HYROX arena to host a record-breaking crowd of 25,613 participants. Imagine the atmosphere, the electric energy, the deafening cheers for every Burpee Broad Jump rep or every meter of Sled Push! This New York edition was simply spectacular, with breathtaking performances and inspiring stories around every corner of the course.

If you missed the action or want to relive every highlight, ROXWALL is here for you. Get ready to dive into the full recap of this legendary race's results. Hold on tight, it's going to be a fast ride!

Open Men — The Battle for the Top

The Open Men category delivered a thrilling spectacle, with an absolutely insane level of performance. Athletes pushed their limits, and you'll see that some completely obliterated their previous records! The top 10 is a concentrate of determination and power.

1. Derrik Sweeney — 00:57:38 🇺🇸
   What a spectacular start! Derrik Sweeney strikes a major blow with an incredible time that is none other than a new personal best. He improved his previous Chicago time (01:01:21) by more than 3 minutes and 43 seconds. A dazzling progression that propels him straight to the top!
2. Derrik Sweeney — 00:57:38 🇺🇸
   Incredible, Derrik Sweeney does it again! With an identical time, he makes a double appearance at the top of the leaderboard. He demonstrates exceptional consistency and mastery, confirming his new personal best, once again smashing his previous Chicago time.
3. Zach Cygan — 00:58:01 🇺🇸
   Just seconds behind the Sweeney duo, veteran Zach Cygan, with his 9 HYROX races under his belt, once again proves his place among the elite. Despite a time slightly above his Phoenix PB (00:56:39), his consistency and experience make him a formidable opponent.
4. Killian Coleman — 00:58:07 🇮🇪
   The Irish warrior Killian Coleman treats us to a new personal best! He shaves off 7 precious seconds compared to his Miami time (00:58:14). A solid performance that reflects his continuous improvement.
5. Kris Mendoza — 01:00:46 🇺🇸
   Kris Mendoza marks an impressive new personal best here, improving by 1 minute and 36 seconds compared to his Phoenix time (01:02:22). A progression that firmly places him in the top 5.
6. Tim Tindall — 01:01:18 🇨🇦
   Canadian Tim Tindall comes close to his Ottawa PB (01:01:06), just 12 seconds off. A very consistent performance that showcases the depth of his training.
7. Vadym Kalyuzhnyy — 01:01:35 🇺🇦
   With 5 HYROX races already under his belt, Vadym Kalyuzhnyy, from Ukraine, remains a fierce competitor. Although slightly above his Atlanta PB (01:00:41), he maintains a high-level performance.
8. Manny Mood — 01:01:42 🇺🇸
   What a debut for Manny Mood! For his very first HYROX race, he immediately ranks in the top 10. An incredible performance that portends a promising future.
9. anthony vieto — 01:01:44 🇨🇾
   Another rookie who stands out, anthony vieto, from Cyprus, impressed us all with a time of 01:01:44 for his first HYROX participation. The top 10 was within reach, just 2 seconds behind Manny Mood.
10. Sebastian Medina — 01:01:47 🇨🇴
    Colombian Sebastian Medina closes out this top 10 with a new personal best, improving by 1 minute and 42 seconds compared to Phoenix (01:03:29). A great progression for this athlete.

Open Women — Explosive First Races

In the Open Women's category, we witnessed a wave of emerging talent. Several athletes made their debut on the HYROX scene in spectacular fashion, proving that New York is an ideal springboard for future champions. The podium is exclusively American, but there's more to it than that...

1. Esther Seeland — 01:01:24 🇺🇸
   The performance of the day in Open Women is undoubtedly that of Esther Seeland! For her very first HYROX race, she triumphed with an exceptional time of 01:01:24. A thunderous start in the world of Hyrox, we can't wait to see her again!
2. Grace Abbonizio — 01:05:28 🇺🇸
   Second rookie on the podium! Grace Abbonizio impresses in her first participation, securing a very strong second place. A sign that the pool of female talent is thriving.
3. Kaylee Royer — 01:05:39 🇺🇸
   The podium is completed by another debutante, Kaylee Royer, who handled her first HYROX race like a pro. Just 11 seconds off second place, she promises future battles.
4. Grace Bartosh — 01:05:52 🇺🇸
   Grace Bartosh, already familiar with the New York arena, achieves a new personal best by improving her New York time by 1 minute and 33 seconds (previous: 01:07:25). She shows remarkable progress and is getting closer to the podium.
5. Amy Cymerman — 01:07:23 🇺🇸
   With 32 seconds less than her previous Las Vegas PB, Amy Cymerman clocks a solid new personal best. An athlete who continues to improve!
6. Charlotte Turesson — 01:07:26 🇺🇸
   Another successful first race for Charlotte Turesson who secures a very good 6th place, just 3 short seconds behind Amy Cymerman. The competition is tough and exciting!
7. Camille Winterton — 01:07:53 🇺🇸
   The wave of debutantes continues with Camille Winterton, who for her first HYROX participation, delivers a very promising performance by ranking 7th.
8. Kat Staff — 01:08:08 🇺🇸
   After a solid performance in Dallas (01:07:44), Kat Staff remains in the upper echelons of the ranking, proving her consistency and ability to maintain a steady level.
9. Sarah Rahon — 01:08:20 🇺🇸
   Sarah Rahon achieves a new personal best with a massive improvement of 3 minutes and 52 seconds compared to Las Vegas (01:12:12). What a leap forward!
10. Angie Sumner — 01:08:34 🇺🇸
    To round off this top 10, Angie Sumner delivers a new personal best, improving by 1 minute and 56 seconds compared to her Phoenix time (01:10:30). Bravo, Angie!

Pro Men — The Giants of the Arena

The Pro Men category is always a theater of elite performances, where every second counts. The names you'll see here are pillars of the HYROX circuit, and New York was no exception: it was an epic race!

1. Dylan Scott — 00:55:44 🇺🇸
   Veteran Dylan Scott, with 11 HYROX races under his belt, takes first place. Although not a personal best (his PB in Warsaw is 00:52:40), his mastery of the course and resilience allowed him to dominate the competition.
2. Stephen Pelkofer — 00:57:00 🇺🇸
   Another veteran of 11 races, Stephen Pelkofer, claims second place. Just 1 minute and 16 seconds behind Dylan, he once again demonstrates his ability to compete with the best. He improved his Houston time (00:57:14) by a few seconds but remains above his Washington DC PB (00:56:28).
3. Greyson Kilgore — 00:57:03 🇺🇸
   Right behind Pelkofer, by just 3 seconds, Greyson Kilgore (9 HYROX races) snatches third place. This was an incredibly tight race for the podium. He's not far from his Washington DC PB (00:55:06).
4. Jack Driscoll — 00:57:52 🇺🇸
   The very experienced Jack Driscoll, also with 11 HYROX races, finishes fourth. His performance shows great consistency, close to his usual times, even if he's 49 seconds off his Warsaw PB.
5. Colin Stiefer — 00:58:24 🇺🇸
   Finally, Colin Stiefer, also a regular with 11 HYROX races, completes this top 5. He posts a solid time and confirms his place among the most consistent and competitive athletes in the Pro division.

Pro Women — Elite and Determination

The Pro Women also delivered a high-level spectacle, with athletes determined to push their limits. The competition was fierce and was marked by a new personal best that exploded the clock!

1. Rachael Wade — 01:00:23 🇺🇸
   What a performance for Rachael Wade! She wins with an exceptional time and sets a new personal best, improving her previous Houston time (01:00:34) by 11 seconds. This is another step towards excellence, and a well-deserved victory.
2. Morgan Schulz — 01:05:01 🇺🇸
   Veteran Morgan Schulz, with 11 HYROX races, secures second place. Despite a time slightly above her Washington DC PB (00:60:36), her consistency and experience are undeniable.
3. Willow Collins — 01:05:06 🇺🇸
   Incredible! For her very first HYROX race, Willow Collins steps straight onto the Pro Women's podium. Just 5 seconds behind Morgan Schulz, she created a surprise and announces herself as a future star of the discipline.
4. Katherine Fahsbender — 01:05:14 🇺🇸
   With 8 HYROX races under her belt, Katherine Fahsbender positions herself in 4th place. She remains a serious contender, even if she didn't reach her Phoenix PB (01:02:00) this time.
5. Brittany Weiss — 01:06:03 🇺🇸
   Veteran Brittany Weiss, with 6 HYROX races, completes the top 5. Her time is very solid, even if it's slightly above her Houston PB (01:03:20). A consistent performance that secures her place among the best.

Doubles — The Power of Teamwork

Doubles events are always a festival of synchronization, mutual support, and shared effort. In New York, the duos were exceptional, with impressive times across all categories.

Doubles Men — Top 5

The Men's Doubles showcased formidable collective strength, with teams dominating the race.

1. Thomas Hogan James Muscart — 00:53:40
   The duo Thomas Hogan James Muscart takes first place in their first HYROX race. A perfect start for this team that shows enormous potential!
2. Zach Cygan Kyle Bush — 00:53:50
   Zach Cygan, already seen in Open Men, teams up with Kyle Bush for a very close second place behind the leaders, also in their first participation.
3. Jay Muscart Marcus Funken — 00:53:52
   Just 2 seconds off second place, the duo Jay Muscart / Marcus Funken snags the bronze in their first foray into the HYROX universe.
4. Matthew Zelaya Deuce Caston — 00:54:29
   Another duo starting strong: Matthew Zelaya and Deuce Caston prove that coordination is key, placing 4th in their first race.
5. Sam Rao Alexander Golik — 00:54:44
   For their first HYROX race, Sam Rao and Alexander Golik complete this top 5, just a few seconds off the podium.

Doubles Women — Top 5

The Women's Doubles teams displayed impressive endurance and strength, proving that teamwork is a formidable force.

1. Paige Reece Shannon Kelley — 01:01:08
   The duo Paige Reece / Shannon Kelley dominates the Doubles Women category. In their first HYROX race, they triumphed brilliantly!
2. Alex Fleiszig Maree Aiello — 01:01:10
   Just 2 seconds behind the leaders, Alex Fleiszig and Maree Aiello secure a magnificent second place, demonstrating unwavering determination in their first participation.
3. Jennifer Haughney Nicole Himmelstein — 01:02:36
   The duo Jennifer Haughney / Nicole Himmelstein completes the podium with a solid time in their first HYROX experience.
4. Brittany McCall taylor febus — 01:02:39
   Just 3 seconds off the podium, Brittany McCall and taylor febus show great cohesion in their first race.
5. Heather Klein Jana Demmer — 01:02:51
   The duo Heather Klein / Jana Demmer takes 5th place in their first HYROX participation, a very promising performance.

Doubles Mixed — Top 5

Mixed teams bring a unique dynamic to Doubles races. In New York, these teams demonstrated exemplary versatility and coordination.

1. Gabe Piepergerdes Brittany Weiss — 00:53:25
   The duo Gabe Piepergerdes / Brittany Weiss literally crushed the competition in Mixed Doubles! For their first HYROX race, they not only achieved the fastest time in this category but also the fastest time across all Doubles categories (excluding Pro Doubles).
2. Peter Edgar Sierra Baker — 00:55:10
   In second position, Peter Edgar and Sierra Baker deliver an excellent performance in their first participation, showing great synergy.
3. Erika Tvedten Jack Driscoll — 00:55:19
   The duo Erika Tvedten / Jack Driscoll (who also competed in Pro Men!) makes it onto the podium with a new personal best. They improved their Miami time by 5 seconds, demonstrating consistent progress.
4. Kris Azar Austin Azar — 00:55:46
   The Azars, Kris and Austin, place 4th in their first HYROX race. A strong debut for this family team.
5. Amélie Ginter Anthony Ginter — 00:56:42
   Finally, the French duo Amélie Ginter / Anthony Ginter sets a new personal best, improving by 1 minute and 58 seconds compared to their Lisbon time. An impressive progression for this team.

Pro Doubles — The Elite as a Team

The Pro Doubles categories are the pinnacle of team performance. Athletes here are experts who combine individual power and perfect collaboration to achieve incredible times. New York did not disappoint, offering memorable duels and record-breaking times.

Pro Doubles Men — Top 5

Expect ultra-fast times, as these athletes are true machines!

1. Clément Puaud Canard Benjamin Amsallem — 00:52:56
   The duo Clément Puaud Canard / Benjamin Amsallem was untouchable! In their first HYROX race, they not only dominated the Pro Doubles Men category but also achieved the fastest time of the entire HYROX New York 2026 competition! A historic performance!
2. Chase Stevenson Josh Salaman — 00:53:13
   Just 17 seconds behind the winners, Chase Stevenson and Josh Salaman claim second place. An incredible performance for their first participation, promising epic future clashes.
3. Parker Bryant Killian Coleman — 00:54:10
   The duo Parker Bryant / Killian Coleman steps onto the podium. A bit above their Houston PB (00:52:27), they remain a force to be reckoned with.
4. Hayden Voss Fabian Acuna — 00:54:20
   Hayden Voss and Fabian Acuna rank 4th, just off the podium. A solid performance, though above their Miami PB (00:53:36).
5. Chad Coleman Colin Stiefer — 00:54:39
   For their first HYROX team race, Chad Coleman and Colin Stiefer complete this top 5. A strong debut for them.

Pro Doubles Women — Top 5

The women in Pro Doubles also demonstrated impressive coordination and power, with a new personal best to boot!

1. Sydney Wells Lauren Griffith — 00:57:36
   The duo Sydney Wells / Lauren Griffith wins this category with a new personal best! They improved their Miami time (00:58:03) by 27 seconds, proving their progress and dominance.
2. Cassandra Carroll Kelly Sullivan — 01:00:31
   Cassandra Carroll and Kelly Sullivan secure second place in their first HYROX race in Pro Doubles. A remarkable performance for their entry into the competition.
3. Mackinly Kifer Paige Mikula — 01:02:00
   The podium is completed by the duo Mackinly Kifer / Paige Mikula, who, in their first participation, managed the pressure of the Pro category.
4. Stephanie DeCarli Araya Lessard — 01:02:24
   Stephanie DeCarli and Araya Lessard rank 4th in their first HYROX race. A strong display of power for this rookie team.
5. Bianca Toledo Gabriela Toledo — 01:02:56
   Sisters Bianca and Gabriela Toledo, with 4 HYROX races to their name, complete this top 5. Although slightly above their New York PB (01:02:49), their consistency is noteworthy.

Key Figures from HYROX New York 2026

For those who love statistics, here's an overview of the key figures from this New York edition:

• 25,613 participants over 11 days of intense competition (from May 28 to June 7)
• Average Open Men's time: 01:39:00 (3558 finishers)
• Average Open Women's time: 01:49:02 (4917 finishers)
• Fastest time overall: Clément Puaud Canard Benjamin Amsallem — 00:52:56 (Pro Doubles Men)
• Most popular category: HYROX DOUBLES Women with 6107 finishers

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