HYROX Oslo 2026: Results Are In

HYROX Oslo 2026: Results Are In

On September 25, 2026, the city of Oslo became the vibrant heart of the HYROX community. The NOVA Spektrum in Lillestrøm hosted a competition of rare magnitude, bringing together no less than 5955 athletes on a single day. A determined human tide, coming to push their limits, challenge the clock, and etch their names into the HYROX annals. The air was electric, charged with the anticipation of first-timers and the focus of veterans, all ready to tackle the 8 kilometers of running interspersed with 8 functional workouts. Get ready, because the results are in, and they are simply extraordinary. You can find all rankings and performances on the dedicated page for HYROX Oslo 2026.

Open Men, Top 10

The Open Men category delivered a breathtaking spectacle, with an exceptional level of performance that saw most of the top 10 break the symbolic one-hour barrier. The competition was fierce, every second counted, and the intensity was palpable with every Burpee Broad Jump and Farmer's Carry.

1. Sean Walsh, 00:56:45 🇮🇪
2. Arvid Davidsson, 00:57:03 🇸🇪
3. Tyler Spence, 00:57:42 🇬🇧
4. Eddie Braithwaite, 00:58:03 🇬🇧
5. Brandon Mcguinness, 00:58:38 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
6. Tom Adams, 00:58:41 🇬🇧
7. Andrew Bourne, 00:58:48 🇬🇧
8. Johnathan Pewtner, 00:58:58 🇬🇧
9. Zander Leslie, 00:59:31 🇬🇧
10. Julian Fiedler, 00:59:35 🇦🇹

The day's champion, Sean Walsh 🇮🇪, absolutely obliterated his personal best with a blistering time of 00:56:45, improving his previous PB from Berlin by nearly two minutes. A performance that speaks volumes about his hard work and unwavering determination. Right behind him, Arvid Davidsson 🇸🇪 stunned the crowd in his very first HYROX participation, securing an incredible second place in 00:57:03. What a fiery debut! British athlete Tyler Spence 🇬🇧, a podium regular with 10 races under his belt, proved his consistency by taking third place. He was closely followed by his compatriot Eddie Braithwaite 🇬🇧, who set a new PB of 00:58:03, proving that Manchester athletes are always ones to watch. Other notable performances include Brandon Mcguinness 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, a veteran of 11 races, showing consistent performance in 5th place, while Tom Adams 🇬🇧, Andrew Bourne 🇬🇧, Johnathan Pewtner 🇬🇧 and Zander Leslie 🇬🇧 all recorded new personal bests, solidifying a top 10 dominated by continuous improvement and peak performance.

Open Women, Top 10

The Open Women's category also delivered an intense battle, with twists and turns and breathtaking personal bests. The energy and determination were palpable on every meter of running and at every functional station.

1. Rebecca Smithson, 00:58:46 🇬🇧
2. Linnea Våge Skårdal, 00:59:36 🇳🇴
3. Ellie Carmody, 01:02:15 🇮🇪
4. Karianne Sotberg, 01:05:18 🇳🇴
5. Lisa Maria Thomassen, 01:05:27 🇳🇴
6. Lotte Brückner, 01:05:49 🇩🇪
7. Carmen Kuijer, 01:05:55 🇳🇱
8. Nicoline Aadland, 01:06:20 🇳🇴
9. Helene Semb, 01:06:41 🇳🇴
10. Maria Othelia Rundereim Pedersen, 01:07:24 🇳🇴

The most impressive performance of the day undoubtedly belongs to Rebecca Smithson 🇬🇧. With a time of 00:58:46, she shattered her personal best by nearly 40 minutes compared to her previous race in Stockholm! A spectacular transformation that propelled her directly to the top of the podium. Norway did not disappoint with Linnea Våge Skårdal 🇳🇴, who, in front of her home crowd, set a new PB of 00:59:36, brilliantly securing second place. Ellie Carmody 🇮🇪 completed the podium with an excellent 01:02:15, also a new personal best compared to Dublin. Fourth place went to another local athlete, Karianne Sotberg 🇳🇴, who beat her PB by just a few seconds. We also note the impressive series of first HYROX participations for Norwegian athletes: Lisa Maria Thomassen 🇳🇴, Nicoline Aadland 🇳🇴, Helene Semb 🇳🇴, and Maria Othelia Rundereim Pedersen 🇳🇴, who all distinguished themselves in this top 10, demonstrating a strong emergence of local talent.

Pro Men, Top 5

When the elite enters the arena, every movement is calculated, every stride optimized. The Pro Men category in Oslo was a display of strength, technique, and endurance at the highest level. The best athletes clashed in a relentless race.

1. Jannik Czapla, 00:55:01 🇩🇪
2. Sebastian Ifversen, 00:55:39 🇩🇰
3. Ronan Lindsay, 00:55:45 🇮🇪
4. Tomas Tvrdik, 00:56:03 🇨🇿
5. Erik Oscar Bøe, 00:56:20 🇳🇴

Jannik Czapla 🇩🇪, a seasoned veteran with 11 races under his belt, demonstrated his mastery by winning in 00:55:01. His solid performance placed him at the head of an impressive chasing pack. Danish athlete Sebastian Ifversen 🇩🇰, also a veteran of 11 races, performed admirably to secure a brilliant second place in 00:55:39, showing remarkable consistency from Izmir and Delhi. Just 6 seconds behind him, Ronan Lindsay 🇮🇪 achieved a new personal best of 00:55:45, surpassing his previous time from Maastricht. Czech athlete Tomas Tvrdik 🇨🇿, another veteran, and Norwegian Erik Oscar Bøe 🇳🇴, a local crowd favorite, completed this top 5 with very respectable times of 00:56:03 and 00:56:20. It was a true display of HYROX excellence.

Pro Women, Top 5

The Pro Women category was the scene of a strategic race, where power and technique combined with iron endurance. These athletes proved that female performance in HYROX is at its peak.

1. Annie Emilsson, 00:57:37 🇸🇪
2. Malene Pedersen, 01:01:23 🇳🇴
3. Megan Platten, 01:02:56 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
4. Lauren Stockley, 01:03:01 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
5. Sanne Skrettingland, 01:03:24 🇳🇴

Swedish athlete Annie Emilsson 🇸🇪 distinguished herself by winning the category with an impressive time of 00:57:37, a new personal best that beat her World Championships Stockholm time by just one second! Proof of surgical focus and precision. Behind her, Norwegian Malene Pedersen 🇳🇴, a veteran of 6 races, secured second place in 01:01:23, showing formidable fighting spirit in front of her home crowd. Megan Platten 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 took the third step of the podium with a new PB of 01:02:56, improving her time from Katowice. She was closely followed by her compatriot Lauren Stockley 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (01:03:01), a veteran of 11 races. Finally, Sanne Skrettingland 🇳🇴, another experienced Norwegian athlete, completed this top 5 in 01:03:24.

Doubles, Top Times

The Doubles categories are always a festival of synchronization, strategy, and mutual support. In Oslo, the duos proved that two heads are better than one, pushing the boundaries of collective performance. The atmosphere was electric, with every tag a crucial moment.

Pro Doubles Men, Top 5

The Pro Doubles Men category was an epic race, with perfectly synchronized teams attacking each workout with insane intensity.

1. Maarten Enthoven Cem Ter Burg, 00:49:43
2. Michael Stephens Hakan Burton, 00:50:00
3. Erik Woodward Erik Oscar Bøe, 00:50:18
4. Oli Fricker David Aryeetey, 00:50:52
5. Markus Vuorela Ari Luusua, 00:51:41

The duo Maarten Enthoven and Cem Ter Burg simply crushed the competition in 00:49:43, smashing their personal best from Mechelen. What a display of strength! They were closely followed by Michael Stephens and Hakan Burton, who also set a new PB of 00:50:00, improving their time from the World Championships in Stockholm. Erik Woodward and Erik Oscar Bøe, a solid veteran pair, completed the podium, showcasing their experience in managing team effort. The duos Oli Fricker David Aryeetey and Markus Vuorela Ari Luusua impressed in their first participation, proving the depth of emerging talent in this category.

Pro Doubles Women, Top 5

The Pro Doubles Women demonstrated remarkable coordination and power, transforming challenges into true collective performances.

1. Fanny Josefine Ahlfors Annie Emilsson, 00:56:16
2. Laura Valgreen Ida Mathilde Steensgaard, 00:57:28
3. Imogen Amos Laura Aryeetey, 00:57:45
4. Sheila O'Byrne Tiarná Grimes, 00:58:17
5. Ellie Carmody Grace Fitzgerald, 00:58:23

The duo Fanny Josefine Ahlfors and Annie Emilsson dominated the Pro Doubles Women category, impressing in their first race with 00:56:16. A spectacular debut! Laura Valgreen and Ida Mathilde Steensgaard, as well as Imogen Amos and Laura Aryeetey, also delivered solid first participations, proving the quality of new talent. Sheila O'Byrne and Tiarná Grimes were not to be outdone with an excellent performance in their first race. Finally, Ellie Carmody and Grace Fitzgerald completed this top 5 with a strong time, just shy of their PB from EMEA London Olympia.

Doubles Men, Top 5

The Men's Doubles delivered a true demonstration of strength and teamwork, with times that pushed the limits of the category.

1. Erik Woodward Adrian Lindgren, 00:50:33
2. Daniel Aakervik Espen Aakervik, 00:53:27
3. Pontus Karlström Gustav Hellgren, 00:55:40
4. Andrew Bourne Danny Coates, 00:55:48
5. Andreas Schneider Sebastian Geisel, 00:56:03

The duo Erik Woodward and Adrian Lindgren made a powerful statement in their first participation, winning the Men's Doubles category in 00:50:33, an exceptional time for a debut. Brothers Daniel Aakervik and Espen Aakervik also shone in their first race, securing second place. Pontus Karlström and Gustav Hellgren set an impressive new personal best, cutting almost three minutes off their previous Oslo race time. Andrew Bourne and Danny Coates, in their first race as a duo, climbed to fourth place, and Andreas Schneider and Sebastian Geisel showed their consistency with a fifth-place finish.

Doubles Women, Top 5

The Women's Doubles competition was simply breathtaking, with an incredible finish and teams fighting until the very last second.

1. Hanne Nilssen Malene Kolnes, 01:03:43
2. Lillian Hatling Camilla Lillefjell, 01:03:43
3. Kristin Folstad Marie Folstad, 01:04:05
4. Astrid Rieber - Mohn Ingrid Emilie O'Dea, 01:04:08
5. Elin Hognert Tove Meyer, 01:04:12

It's a rare and spectacular occurrence: the top two teams, Hanne Nilssen Malene Kolnes and Lillian Hatling Camilla Lillefjell, finished with the EXACT same time: 01:03:43! An absolute dead-heat that will go down in history. Hanne Nilssen Malene Kolnes set a new personal best, while Lillian Hatling Camilla Lillefjell impressed in her first race. Kristin Folstad and Marie Folstad also made a remarkable debut, securing third place. Astrid Rieber - Mohn and Ingrid Emilie O'Dea beat their personal best from Oslo, demonstrating their progress. Finally, Elin Hognert and Tove Meyer completed this top 5 with a solid first race.

Doubles Mixed, Top 5

The Mixed Doubles category demonstrated that complementarity is a formidable weapon, with duos that combined strength and endurance in an exemplary manner.

1. Lars Rudi Malene Pedersen, 00:53:14
2. Tiarnan O’Neill Grace Fitzgerald, 00:53:38
3. Ken David Villanger Sanne Skrettingland, 00:55:31
4. Emil Albrechtsen Eva Simonsen, 00:55:51
5. Arkadiusz Grabowiec Marcelina Kopka, 00:56:16

The duo Lars Rudi and Malene Pedersen impressed in their first HYROX race, winning the Mixed Doubles category in 00:53:14. An exceptional performance for a debut. Tiarnan O’Neill and Grace Fitzgerald improved their personal best from Berlin by over a minute, securing second place. The pairs Ken David Villanger Sanne Skrettingland, Emil Albrechtsen Eva Simonsen, and Arkadiusz Grabowiec Marcelina Kopka all delivered remarkable performances in their first participation, promising exciting battles to come.

Key Figures from HYROX Oslo 2026

Here's a quick overview of the statistics that marked this unforgettable edition of HYROX Oslo:

• 5955 participants over 1 day
• Average Open Men time: 01:28:11 (for 1105 finishers)
• Average Open Women time: 01:36:44 (for 825 finishers)
• Fastest overall time: Eran N.zuri Husni, 00:48:55 (HYROX ADAPTIVE, Men) 🇲🇾
• Most represented divisions:
• HYROX DOUBLES Women: 1275 finishers
• HYROX Men: 1105 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Mixed: 977 finishers

We particularly salute the performance of Eran N.zuri Husni, who, in the HYROX ADAPTIVE Men's category, achieved the event's fastest time with an incredible 00:48:55, proving that determination and inner strength can lead to unforeseen heights.

Check All Results

These rankings are just a glimpse of the achievements in Oslo. Find all the rankings, station times, and detailed athlete profiles for all divisions on roxwall.fr/results/oslo. Search for your name, compare your station times, and analyze your performance to prepare for your next race!

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