[ THE RECORD BOOK ]

HYROX Records

Every fastest time we hold — world, national and age group — with the athlete, the race, and what each mark beat. Rebuilt from published results every half hour, so a record set this weekend is here without anyone touching it.

World records
16
one per division
Age-group records
134
Countries holding records
10
Set recently
0
last 14 days

[ THE OUTRIGHT WORLD BESTS ]

The fastest HYROX ever run, by anybody, anywhere. Every other record on this page is the fastest within a category — these two are simply the fastest.

HYROX Elite Men

54:02

Isaac Walker (GBR)

HYROX London 2026 · has stood 4 months

Took 0:19 off Henry Kulkarni's 54:21.

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HYROX Elite Women

1:01:01

Amelia Thompson (GBR)

HYROX London 2026 · has stood 4 months

Took 0:02 off Freya Muller's 1:01:03.

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Every division

The fastest time ever recorded in each division, anywhere.

National records

The fastest athlete of each nationality, in each division — wherever in the world they set it.

CountryFeaturedGBRBritishINDIndianGERGermanIRLIrishHKGHong KongUSAAmericanSGPSingaporeanNEDDutchSWESwedishESPSpanish

USAAmerican records· 16

Age-group records

Every division broken down by bracket — 134 marks in all.

About these records

What is the HYROX world record?

The fastest HYROX Men time in our records is held by Alexander Denholm. Every division has its own record, and all of them are listed on this page with the athlete, the race and what the mark beat.

How often are these records updated?

They are recomputed from published results every half hour, so a record set at a weekend race appears here without anyone editing anything. A record set in the last 14 days is flagged as new and announced at the top of the page.

How is a national record decided?

By the nationality on the athlete's own result, so a British athlete setting their fastest time at a race in Germany still sets a British record. We read the top 200 finishers in every division at every race, which covers any time that would be recognised as a record.

Are age-group records separate from the overall record?

Yes. Each division has an overall record and a record for every age group within it, so a 45-49 athlete is measured against their own bracket rather than against the outright fastest time in the field.

Method: computed from the top 200 finishers in every division at every race we hold, recomputed every half hour. A record with no published date is never flagged as new — we would rather show nothing than put an old mark under a fresh banner.