HYROX Perth 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Perth 2026: Australia Defies Records!

The excitement was palpable at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre (PCEC) on August 21-23, 2026, but it was truly on August 21st that the main event captivated functional fitness enthusiasts. Perth welcomed an impressive 5967 participants, who came from across Australia and beyond to test themselves against the HYROX beast. The atmosphere was electric, the competition fierce, and the air charged with adrenaline as athletes embarked on the relentless sequence of 8 km of running and 8 functional workouts. Numerous personal bests were shattered, and the HYROX spirit of pushing one's limits shone at every station.

If you missed the action or want to relive every moment of this epic day, join us as we dive into the results and highlights of HYROX Perth 2026. Get ready to be inspired by the determination of these athletes!

Open Men — The Sub-60 Chase

The Open Men's category in Perth was a true spectacle of strength and endurance, with an incredibly tight leading pack. The symbolic 60-minute barrier was broken multiple times, proving that the level continues to rise on the Australian HYROX circuit. Eight of the top ten athletes finished under the hour, and all of them set new personal bests! A dazzling demonstration of preparation and determination.

1. Orin Ball — 00:55:34 🇦🇺
2. Sam Shepherd — 00:55:39 🇦🇺
3. James Hansen — 00:55:47 🇦🇺
4. Douglas Hamerlok — 00:57:53 🇦🇺
5. Logan Cook — 00:58:36 🇦🇺
6. Ben Napier — 00:59:13 🇦🇺
7. Luke Cataldo — 00:59:17 🇦🇺
8. Harry Alchin — 00:59:21 🇦🇺
9. Chris Punch — 00:59:30 🇦🇺
10. Josh Allum — 00:59:34 🇦🇺

The podium saw a fierce battle. Orin Ball claimed first place with a blistering time of 00:55:34. Not only did he secure the win, but he set a new personal best, improving his Sydney time by 15 seconds! Hot on his heels, just 5 seconds behind, Sam Shepherd delivered a stunning performance, smashing his previous World Championships Stockholm record by nearly 6 minutes! An absolutely incredible progression that propelled him to the top. James Hansen completed this all-Australian podium, also with a new PB of 00:55:47, a testament to the depth of local talent. Just seconds off the podium, Douglas Hamerlok (00:57:53) and Logan Cook (00:58:36) demonstrated exceptional form, each also beating their own records. It's worth noting that even veteran Josh Allum, with 6 HYROX races under his belt, broke into the top 10, proving his consistency and mastery.

Open Women — New Zealand and Australia Neck and Neck

In the Open Women's category, the competition was equally intense, with athletes pushing their limits and the clock. The podium is a beautiful illustration of the healthy rivalry between Australia and New Zealand in the APAC region.

1. Coco Holland-Waterson — 01:01:47 🇳🇿
2. Alice Wicks — 01:03:29 🇦🇺
3. Emily Campbell — 01:03:34 🇦🇺
4. Laura Gowans — 01:04:02 🇦🇺
5. Laura Gowans — 01:04:02 🇦🇺
6. Maddy Connell — 01:04:54 🇦🇺
7. Amber Morrison — 01:05:09 🇳🇿
8. Joelle Nolan — 01:05:15 🇦🇺
9. katie Richards — 01:05:33 🇦🇺
10. Niamh Daly — 01:05:34 🇮🇪

Victory went to New Zealander Coco Holland-Waterson, a veteran with 8 HYROX races, who completed her course in 01:01:47. She narrowly beat the competition, demonstrating her consistent top-level performance. Australian Alice Wicks took second place in 01:03:29, smashing her personal record by over 8 minutes compared to her last participation in Perth! A phenomenal progression worthy of praise. Emily Campbell, also Australian, secured third place on the podium with a solid 01:03:34, also improving her Sydney PB. A notable performance to highlight: Laura Gowans and Laura Gowans, two Australian athletes, both achieved an identical time of 01:04:02 for 4th and 5th places, a rare feat in competition that speaks volumes about their determination. The top 10 also welcomed promising new faces such as New Zealander Amber Morrison, Australian Katie Richards, and Irish Niamh Daly, all three delivering impressive first HYROX races.

Pro Men — The Elite Race

The Pro Men's category in Perth was a true display of speed and power, with elite athletes pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Times were incredibly low, reflecting the global standard of the competition.

1. Dexter Buchanan — 00:55:14 🇳🇿
2. Tanguy Cruz — 00:56:24 🇫🇷
3. Jonathon Wynn — 00:56:33 🇦🇺
4. Luke Brotherton — 00:56:47 🇦🇺
5. Gregory Lewis — 00:56:59 🇦🇺

New Zealander Dexter Buchanan triumphed magnificently in 00:55:14, improving his own Sydney personal record by 5 seconds. A remarkable performance that places him among the fastest on the international scene. Right behind him, Tanguy Cruz, hailing from France, thrilled the Australian crowd by securing a superb second place in 00:56:24, also setting a new PB, reducing his Stockholm World Championships time by nearly 1 minute. A performance that confirms his place among the global elite! Australian veteran Jonathon Wynn, with 11 HYROX races, took third place on the podium in 00:56:33, a testament to his experience and consistency. Luke Brotherton (10 races) and Gregory Lewis, making his Pro debut, completed the top 5, with Gregory impressing for his first appearance in this ultra-competitive category.

Pro Women — The Female Elite

The Pro Women's category also delivered moments of pure intensity, with exceptional athletes battling for every second. Consistency and experience paid off in this challenging division.

1. Gabrielle Nikora-Baker — 00:59:59 🇳🇿
2. Georgia Stadelmann — 01:00:49 🇦🇺
3. Jess Pettrow — 01:01:57 🇦🇺
4. Paris Kontelj — 01:02:19 🇦🇺
5. Sydney Royce — 01:03:21 🇦🇺

New Zealander Gabrielle Nikora-Baker, a veteran with 10 HYROX races, clinched victory with an excellent time of 00:59:59. Although she didn't beat her Sydney PB, her performance remained solid, placing her at the top of this tough race. Australian Georgia Stadelmann, a regular on the podiums with 9 races under her belt, took second place in 01:00:49. Behind her, Jess Pettrow, another impressive veteran with 11 HYROX races, completed the podium in 01:01:57, just ahead of Paris Kontelj who set a new personal record of 01:02:19, improving her Stockholm World Championships time. A great performance from her that confirms her progress.

Doubles — Team Spirit at its Peak

The Doubles categories demonstrated that unity makes strength, with high-flying performances and exemplary solidarity. The communicative energy of the duos energized the entire arena!

Doubles Men — Top 5

1. Aaron Price Jakob Cerneka — 00:50:52
2. Joshua White Ralph Marks — 00:51:37
3. Svet Duric Phil Hill — 00:51:58
4. Billy Grogan Daniel McDonnell — 00:52:11
5. Ben Napier Josh Clark — 00:54:12

The duo of Aaron Price and Jakob Cerneka simply crushed the competition in their first HYROX race together, securing victory in an impressive time of 00:50:52. A sensational debut for these two athletes! Joshua White and Ralph Marks took second place in 00:51:37, closely followed by Svet Duric and Phil Hill in 00:51:58, also making their first appearance. The bar is set high right from the start!

Doubles Women — Top 5

1. Alice Wicks Charlotte Blackburn — 00:57:42
2. Stephanie Wighton Kayla Bonfiglio — 00:58:23
3. Amanda Lavery Amber Morrison — 00:59:55
4. Alice Round Jess Mclean — 01:00:01
5. Elizabeth Newman Stephanie Wighton — 01:00:28

In the Doubles Women's category, Alice Wicks (also second in Open Women!) and Charlotte Blackburn made a strong impression by winning in 00:57:42 for their first race together. A remarkable double for Alice! The duo Stephanie Wighton and Kayla Bonfiglio secured second place in 00:58:23, also in their debut. A wave of new talent is sweeping through this category!

Doubles Mixed — Top 5

1. Aaron Bathis Stephanie Wighton — 00:53:15
2. Taya Barnes-Warde Bay Tucek — 00:54:05
3. Stephen Carter Aisling Ryle — 00:54:51
4. Caden Penniket Alex Payne — 00:54:56
5. Taytum Green Jed Campbell — 00:55:11

In Mixed Doubles, Aaron Bathis and Stephanie Wighton dominated the category with an excellent 00:53:15, setting a new personal best for the duo, improving their Sydney time. The pair Taya Barnes-Warde and Bay Tucek impressed in their first race, securing a solid second place in 00:54:05. A special mention goes to Caden Penniket and Alex Payne who also set a new PB of 00:54:56, going below their Stockholm World Championships time.

Pro Doubles Men — Top 5

1. Dene Flude Cam Butler — 00:51:26
2. Orin Ball Ralph Marks — 00:51:55
3. Harvey Williams Luke Ennis — 00:52:17
4. Kane Teunissen Jared Edwards — 00:53:06
5. James Maher Stephen Carter — 00:53:33

The Pro Doubles Men offered a high-level competition. Dene Flude and Cam Butler distinguished themselves by taking first place with a new personal record of 00:51:26, improving their Sydney time. Open Men's winner, Orin Ball, showed his versatility by teaming up with Ralph Marks to secure second place in 00:51:55, also a new PB for this pair! An athlete to watch closely across all divisions!

Pro Doubles Women — Top 5

1. Ashley Reddy Maddison Biggs — 00:59:49
2. Jane McDonald Kendyll Reed — 01:00:21
3. Aisling Ryle Megan Walsh — 01:00:59
4. Taytum Green Hollie Tucek — 01:01:10
5. Katelin Van Zyl Katie Brock — 01:01:22

In Pro Doubles Women, Ashley Reddy and Maddison Biggs shone in their first race, claiming first place in 00:59:49. They were followed by Jane McDonald and Kendyll Reed in 01:00:21, also impressive newcomers. The podium was completed by Aisling Ryle and Megan Walsh in 01:00:59. A category that saw an explosion of new talent.

Key Figures from HYROX Perth 2026

Perth was a memorable edition, not only for individual performances but also for the scale of the event. Here are the statistics that prove it:

• 5967 participants on the main day of August 21, 2026
• Average Open Men's time: 01:29:47 (1091 finishers)
• Average Open Women's time: 01:37:31 (1049 finishers)
• Fastest time across all categories: Adam Jackson — 00:41:14 (HYROX ADAPTIVE, Men) 🇦🇺. An absolutely breathtaking time demonstrating incredible strength and determination!
• Number of finishers by division:
• HYROX DOUBLES Women: 1307 finishers
• HYROX Men (Open): 1091 finishers
• HYROX Women (Open): 1049 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Mixed: 955 finishers
• HYROX DOUBLES Men: 711 finishers
• HYROX PRO Men: 292 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Women: 148 finishers
• HYROX PRO Women: 118 finishers
• HYROX PRO DOUBLES Men: 88 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Mixed: 87 finishers
• HYROX PRO DOUBLES Women: 77 finishers
• HYROX TEAM RELAY Men: 33 finishers
• HYROX ADAPTIVE Men: 6 finishers
• HYROX ADAPTIVE Women: 5 finishers

Check All HYROX Perth 2026 Results

Want to review your time, analyze your splits, or check a friend's performance? Find all the rankings, detailed splits, and athlete profiles from this memorable edition at roxwall.fr/results/perth. Every performance counts, every detail is a source of inspiration for your next HYROX race!

Immortalize Your Finish and Your HYROX Patch

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