HYROX Valencia 2026: the results are in!

HYROX Valencia 2026: the results are in!

Valencia vibrated to the rhythm of HYROX on October 15, 2026, transforming the Av. de les Fires into a bustling sports arena. With no less than 7179 participants from all over the world, this Spanish edition was already set to be an unforgettable event. Determined faces, peak adrenaline, and an electrifying atmosphere marked a day where every athlete pushed their limits. Get ready, because the results are here and they are explosive!

Open Men, Top 10

The Open Men category was the scene of a fierce battle, with athletes pushing the boundaries of performance. The times were tight, the tension palpable, and the level incredibly high. Simply put, no one came to Valencia to just make up the numbers.

1. Moritz Kümmeler, 00:56:24 🇩🇪
   This young German athlete not only claimed first place with a time of 00:56:24, but he also shattered his personal best! He improved his Maastricht time (00:56:52) by almost 30 seconds, an impressive performance that propels him to the top of the Open Men in Valencia.
2. Alvaro Sabater Ramirez, 00:56:37 🇪🇸
   Right behind, just 13 seconds later, Spain's Alvaro Sabater Ramirez caused a sensation in his VERY FIRST HYROX participation! Claiming the second step of the podium with 00:56:37, he made a stellar debut that promises a very bright career.
3. Filippo Morselli, 00:57:31 🇮🇹
   Bronze goes to Italian Filippo Morselli, who secured a new personal best with 00:57:31, smashing his previous PB from Rome (00:59:48). A remarkable progression for Filippo, who firmly establishes himself on the podium.
4. Deston Verstraeten, 00:57:59 🇳🇱
   The Dutchman Deston Verstraeten finished fourth with 00:57:59, also setting a new personal best and improving his Maastricht time (01:01:15). Just 28 seconds off the podium, he confirms his rising power.
5. Robin Duran, 00:58:01 🇳🇱
   Just a few strides behind his compatriot, Robin Duran, also from the Netherlands, secured 5th place with 00:58:01. This is a new PB for him, dropping below his Bologna time (01:01:12). Dutch athletes clearly hit the gas!
6. Santi Mtnez, 00:58:29 🇪🇸
   Spain's Santi Mtnez closed this first sub-hour group with 00:58:29, and guess what? It's a new personal best! He significantly improved his Tenerife time (01:03:29), showing brilliant form in front of his home crowd.
7. Iván Llorens, 00:58:39 🇪🇸
   Another Spanish athlete, Iván Llorens, impressed in his VERY FIRST HYROX race, finishing seventh with 00:58:39. What a baptism of fire for Iván!
8. Youp Schreuder, 00:59:03 🇳🇱
   Another Dutchman in the top 10! Youp Schreuder clocked 00:59:03, a new personal best, improving his Heerenveen time (00:59:21). Consistency is key for Youp.
9. Alejandro Cerrejón Torrano, 00:59:12 🇪🇸
   Alejandro Cerrejón Torrano, a local athlete, shone brightly by setting a new personal best of 00:59:12, a spectacular improvement of nearly 16 minutes from his Valencia time in 2025 (01:15:22)! An impressive transformation!
10. Alejandro Juan Torres, 00:59:18 🇪🇸
    To close this explosive top 10, Alejandro Juan Torres, yet another Spaniard, finished with 00:59:18. This was his first HYROX race, and he immediately entered the big leagues. Congratulations on this smashing debut!

Open Women, Top 10

Among the Open Women, the competition was no less intense. We witnessed incredibly high-level performances, with unwavering determination from these amazing athletes. The crowd was ecstatic, and the show was guaranteed!

1. Inês Xavier, 01:01:19 🇵🇹
   Portugal's Inês Xavier was a true storm in Valencia! By winning with 01:01:19, she secured first place and smashed her personal best from Madrid (01:09:42) by almost 8 minutes. A masterful performance and a strong message sent to the competition!
2. Eva Broere, 01:03:40 🇳🇱
   In second place, Dutch athlete Eva Broere also showed what she was capable of by clocking 01:03:40. She set a new PB, improving her Helsinki time (01:05:54) and proving her consistency at the highest level.
3. Nicola Macbeth, 01:04:33 🇬🇧
   The podium is completed by Britain's Nicola Macbeth, who achieved a 01:04:33, her new personal best. She significantly improved her previous Melbourne time (01:08:57), confirming she is a force to be reckoned with.
4. Sabina Doronzo, 01:04:41 🇮🇹
   Italy's Sabina Doronzo finished fourth with 01:04:41, just 8 seconds off the podium. She also beat her personal best, improving her Rome time (01:09:36). A breath of fresh air for this determined athlete!
5. Alba Lopez, 01:05:23 🇪🇸
   Spain is represented in the top 5 by Alba Lopez who, in her first HYROX participation, delivered a very solid performance with 01:05:23. A very promising start for Alba!
6. Emma Walmsley, 01:06:05 🇬🇧
   Britain's Emma Walmsley also set a new personal best of 01:06:05, improving her Oslo time (01:07:31). A great progression that places her just behind the leading group.
7. Elle Potter, 01:06:08 🇬🇧
   Another athlete for whom this was a FIRST HYROX RACE! Britain's Elle Potter finished 7th with 01:06:08, an excellent result for her debut on the circuit.
8. Andrea Medrano, 01:07:14 🇪🇸
   Spain's Andrea Medrano, in her first HYROX participation, also made a strong impression with a time of 01:07:14. A new athlete to watch in future events!
9. Callie Graham, 01:07:18 🇬🇧
   The UK is certainly well-represented, with Callie Graham, who also made her FIRST HYROX RACE debut with 01:07:18. Great consistency for these newcomers.
10. Luiza Reis, 01:07:29 🇧🇷
    Finally, Brazil's Luiza Reis closed the top 10 with 01:07:29, also setting a new personal best by improving her Lisbon time (01:09:41). A strong finish for Luiza!

Pro Men, Top 5

The elite Pro Men category, as always, delivered on its promises. Valencia was the setting for a frantic race, where every second counted. Elite athletes clashed in a titans' duel, pushing the limits of endurance and strength. Spain was particularly well-represented on the podium, proving that the Iberian land is a hotbed of talent for HYROX!

1. Roberto Viciedo Gimeno, 00:55:29 🇪🇸
   Who else but the inevitable Roberto Viciedo Gimeno to kick things off? This impressive veteran, with 11 HYROX races under his belt, once again showed why he is a living legend. Finishing in 00:55:29, he came close to his absolute best time and delivered a performance of incredible consistency and power. It was clear he came to mark his territory on home soil!
2. Pablo Sánchez Santos, 00:55:48 🇪🇸
   Just behind, only 19 seconds later, Pablo Sánchez Santos shone brightly, achieving a new personal best of 00:55:48! He smashed his previous PB of 00:55:53 set in Istanbul. A rapid progression that definitely places him among the names to watch closely.
3. Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva, 00:55:50 🇪🇸
   The podium remained 100% Spanish thanks to Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva, who secured third place with 00:55:50. This is also a new personal best for him, improving his Rome time (00:55:53). The competition was fierce, and he managed to keep his composure to snatch this spot.
4. Aitor Lizarazu Hormilla, 00:56:02 🇪🇸
   Just a few seconds off the podium, another emblematic figure, Aitor Lizarazu Hormilla, finished 4th with 00:56:02. This HYROX veteran, with 11 races to his name, once again proved his consistency and ability to compete with the best, even if the podium was just out of reach this time.
5. Ollie Russell, 00:56:30 🇬🇧
   To complete this ultra-competitive top 5, we find Britain's Ollie Russell with 00:56:30. Also with 11 races under his belt, Ollie is a pillar of the Pro Men category. His performance in Valencia, although not beating his Warsaw PB (00:55:39), confirms his place among the world elite and his ability to perform at the highest level.

Pro Women, Top 5

The Pro Women were outstanding, by far! The race was thrilling, with a new shining star and HYROX veterans who gave it their all. The audience was treated to a spectacle of intensity.

1. Elsa Herrera Almendras, 00:57:50 🇧🇴
   The surprise of this category comes from Bolivia! In her VERY FIRST HYROX RACE, Elsa Herrera Almendras simply crushed the competition with 00:57:50. A sensational entry into the Pro Women scene, making her an athlete to watch very closely!
2. Charlie Searle, 01:01:51 🇬🇧
   Britain's Charlie Searle, a respected veteran with 9 HYROX races to her name, secured second place with 01:01:51. Although she didn't beat her London PB (01:00:11), her consistency and experience allowed her to remain at the top.
3. Leonor Camilo, 01:05:00 🇵🇹
   Portugal's Leonor Camilo, with 4 races under her belt, took the third step of the podium with 01:05:00. A strong performance for this athlete, who is accustomed to podiums, even if her PB is from Lisbon (01:04:04).
4. Melania Timon Sierra, 01:05:04 🇪🇸
   Just 4 seconds off the podium, Spain's Melania Timon Sierra delivered an admirable performance in her FIRST HYROX RACE with 01:05:04. An encouraging start for this newcomer.
5. Tereza Schejbalova, 01:06:03 🇨🇿
   The Czech Republic's Tereza Schejbalova completed the top 5 with 01:06:03. She also made her first appearance in a HYROX race and excelled brilliantly.

Doubles, Fastest Times

Doubles races, whether Men, Women, or Mixed, are always a show in themselves. Synergy, communication, and team strategy are put to the test, and in Valencia, athletes demonstrated impressive coordination. Let's see which duos dominated the track.

Doubles Men, Top 5

1. Alberto Pareja Sergio Turull, 00:52:16
   The duo Alberto Pareja and Sergio Turull took the lead in the race with 00:52:16. It was their first participation as a team, and they showed perfect harmony from the start.
2. Raul Sevillano Pedro José Olmedo, 00:53:51
   In second place, Raul Sevillano and Pedro José Olmedo also marked their first race with 00:53:51, proving they are forces to be reckoned with.
3. Pablo Fernández Rodríguez Jorge García-Uceda García, 00:54:28
   The podium is completed by the duo Pablo Fernández Rodríguez and Jorge García-Uceda García, who clocked a time of 00:54:28 for their first HYROX together.
4. Josh Tibbles Luis Tibbles, 00:54:51
   The brothers Josh and Luis Tibbles secured fourth place with 00:54:51, setting a new personal best and improving their Birmingham time (00:58:35). A great family progression!
5. Hamid El Aarbaoui Robert Stols, 00:55:34
   Finally, Hamid El Aarbaoui and Robert Stols close this top 5 with a time of 00:55:34, also a new personal best for them, beating their Mechelen performance (00:58:06).

Doubles Women, Top 5

1. Andrea Sal Redondo Elena Díez De La Fuente, 01:02:53
   The duo Andrea Sal Redondo and Elena Díez De La Fuente dominated the category with 01:02:53. For their first race, they showed impressive cohesion.
2. Natalia Mora Gimeno Esther Monzó, 01:03:21
   The Spanish duo Natalia Mora Gimeno and Esther Monzó positioned themselves in second place with 01:03:21, for their very first HYROX as a team. A performance to applaud!
3. Victoria Aguilar Ferraz Amanda Aguilar, 01:03:24
   The podium is completed by the duo Victoria Aguilar Ferraz and Amanda Aguilar with 01:03:24. They also made their debut in this event and performed brilliantly.
4. Jemma Jamieson Sophie Nethery, 01:04:51
   The duo Jemma Jamieson and Sophie Nethery, in their first race together, finished 4th with 01:04:51.
5. Lesley Ogilvy Maria Allo Bowring, 01:04:57
   Finally, Lesley Ogilvy and Maria Allo Bowring complete the top 5 with 01:04:57, also for their first HYROX Doubles Women experience.

Doubles Mixed, Top 5

1. Ewan Applewhite Isabelle Healiss, 00:53:06
   The duo Ewan Applewhite and Isabelle Healiss delivered an exceptional performance in their first Mixed participation, claiming first place with 00:53:06. Perfect synergy!
2. Travis Brown Esme Nickson, 00:54:36
   In second place, Travis Brown and Esme Nickson set a new personal best with 00:54:36, improving their World Championships Stockholm time (00:55:35). Consistent progression for this duo.
3. Elena Rouco Chas Pelayo Menendez Fernandez, 00:54:36
   Tied for second place with the same time of 00:54:36, Elena Rouco Chas and Pelayo Menendez Fernandez also beat their personal best, smashing their previous PB from Washington DC (00:55:18). An incredibly tight race!
4. João Pedro De Paiva E Cunha Iza Tulkens, 00:55:03
   The duo João Pedro De Paiva E Cunha and Iza Tulkens finished 4th with 00:55:03, a very strong performance for their FIRST HYROX RACE in Mixed.
5. Louis Belson Rachel Hodgkinson, 00:55:24
   Finally, Louis Belson and Rachel Hodgkinson closed the top 5 with 00:55:24, also demonstrating a strong presence for their first participation.

PRO Doubles Men, Top 5

1. Roberto Viciedo Gimeno Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva, 00:50:42
   The formidable Spanish duo, Roberto Viciedo Gimeno and Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva, crushed the competition with 00:50:42. These veterans, with 7 team races, came close to their PB from the Stockholm World Championships (00:50:44), a simply legendary performance in front of their home crowd!
2. Pablo Valverde Reyes Luis García Rubio, 00:52:00
   Pablo Valverde Reyes and Luis García Rubio took second place with 00:52:00. They confirmed their excellent level, nearing their Istanbul performance (00:51:31).
3. Tiago Lousa Diogo Freitas, 00:52:08
   The Portuguese duo Tiago Lousa and Diogo Freitas climbed onto the podium with 00:52:08, setting a new personal best and improving their Berlin time (00:53:09). Great progress for them!
4. Mathieu Mairos Olivier Mairos, 00:52:32
   The brothers Mathieu and Olivier Mairos delivered an incredible performance with 00:52:32, a new personal best with a spectacular improvement compared to their previous time in Valencia 2 (00:57:36). A performance that shows the full potential of this pair!
5. Valentín Gamba Dondich Mauro Adriel Lauria, 00:52:50
   The duo Valentín Gamba Dondich and Mauro Adriel Lauria completed this top 5 with a time of 00:52:50 for their FIRST HYROX RACE in Pro Doubles. An impressive debut for these athletes!

PRO Doubles Women, Top 5

1. Lauren Stockley Charlie Searle, 00:54:52
   The powerful British duo Lauren Stockley and Charlie Searle once again proved their dominance with 00:54:52. These veterans, with 5 team races, delivered a solid performance, coming close to their Warsaw record (00:52:58).
2. Irene Olivan Nerea Izcue, 00:55:30
   The Spanish duo Irene Olivan and Nerea Izcue secured second place with 00:55:30, setting a new personal best and improving their Rome time (00:57:03). A great home performance!
3. Imogen Amos Laura Aryeetey, 00:57:00
   Imogen Amos and Laura Aryeetey claimed third place with 00:57:00. This is also a new personal best for them, as they improved their Oslo time (00:57:45).
4. Saskia Geddes Alexandra Hill, 00:58:17
   The duo Saskia Geddes and Alexandra Hill, two veterans with 7 team races, finished 4th with 00:58:17. They continue to show great consistency at the highest level.
5. Monica Ferrer Pastor Maria García Ponce, 00:58:29
   For their FIRST HYROX RACE in Pro Doubles, Monica Ferrer Pastor and Maria García Ponce completed the top 5 with 00:58:29. A very encouraging start for this pair!

Key figures from HYROX Valencia 2026

• 7179 participants in a single day
• Average Open Men time: 01:24:41 (for 1642 finishers)
• Average Open Women time: 01:36:59 (for 937 finishers)
• Fastest time across all divisions: Esther De Roo, 00:41:31 (HYROX ADAPTIVE Female) 🇳🇱

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