HYROX went to Boston for the first time, with an event held on 26th – 28th September 2025 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, with over 12,000 competitors across the 3 days.
This was the opening US event of the 25/26 HYROX season, and participation in U.S. HYROX events has surged by more than 300% year-over-year, underlining the sport’s rising momentum nationwide.
Douglas Gremmen, Chief Growth Officer at HYROX commented: “Boston has long been a cornerstone of American sport, with a legacy that aligns perfectly with HYROX’s vision. As we accelerate our expansion across the US, launching the US 2025/ 26 season here was a strategic decision driven by both demand and opportunity. The East Coast, and Boston in particular, has shown incredible enthusiasm for the sport, making it an ideal market for us to build upon. We are focused on deepening our footprint across the US as we move into this next phase of growth. We’re excited to build on that energy and bring the HYROX experience to even more communities this season.”
HYROX Boston Results
Read on for the main results from the event…
Women’s Pro
The Women’s Pro was won by Gabrielle Nikora-Baker in a time of 01:00:54 – a time that will move her up into 11th in the Elite 15 Major Rankings – too late for the Hamburg Major as the cut off was last weekend, but may gain her a spot at the Melbourne Major in December.
Second was Carolyn Watkins in 01:01:33
Third place was taken by Audrey Skiver in a time of 01:04:50
Men’s Pro
The Men’s Pro was won by Cole Learn in a time of 00:55:30. This is a time that leaves the Canadian athlete sitting in 19th position at the moment for qualifying for the Elite 15 race in Melbourne.
Second was Colin Stiefer in 00:58:23, and third place was taken by Ryan Kent in a time of 00:58:31.
Men’s Pro
The Men’s Pro Doubles was won by Hayden Warner and Jarrett Newby in a time of 00:52:07
The Women’s Pro Doubles was won by Julia Kamide and Kristen Stein in a time of 01:02:31.
All other results can be found on the HYROX website.
We shared more pictures of the HYROX Boston event on our Instagram account here – where you can also see comments from some of the athletes who attended the race.
World Records
Congratulations to the following athletes for achieving age group World Record times:
Women’s Pro Doubles:
55-59 – Lily Deckelbaum, Melanie Deckelbaum – 01:23:14
65-69 – Joanne Haley, Beth Howland – 02:45:08
Women’s Open Doubles:
65-69 – Cynthia Sanders, Becky Hennesy – 1:44:16
Other North American HYROX events are held in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Anaheim, Miami, Houston, Washington DC and Dallas.
