England’s Jake Dearden and Germany’s Stefanie Oswald claimed the Pro Singles titles at HYROX Geneva 2026, with both producing convincing victories. The weekend also featured some impressive Pro Doubles performances, including a home victory for Switzerland
The HYROX Geneva event was held on 9th- 11th October 2026 at Palexpo Geneva.
HYROX Geneva Results
Read on for the main results from the Switzerland event…
Women’s Pro
Stefanie Oswald (GER) took top honours in the Women’s Pro division, completing the course in 59:03. Oswald pulled away from the field to build a clear gap of over two minutes by the finish line.
Switzerland’s Melanie Maurer claimed second place on home soil in 1:01:27, and Finland’s Elli Stenfors, who won the Women’s Pro title at Geneva in 2025, completed the podium in 1:01:47. Gloria Corbetta (ITA) finished fourth in 1:02:57.
- Stefanie Oswald (GER) – 59:03
- Melanie Maurer (SUI) – 1:01:27
- Elli Stenfors (FIN) – 1:01:47
Men’s Pro
In the Men’s Pro race, Jake Dearden (ENG) put in a consistent performance to cross the line first in 55:03. Dearden maintained his pace throughout to finish 42 seconds clear of his nearest challenger.
Liam McCroary (SCO) secured second place in 55:45. England’s Marc Dean grabbed the final spot on the podium in 56:34, holding off France’s Gregory Pereira (56:46) and Switzerland’s Tiziano Pedrocchi (57:04).
- Jake Dearden (ENG) – 55:03
- Liam McCroary (SCO) – 55:45
- Marc Dean (ENG) – 56:34
Pro Doubles
Saturday’s Pro Doubles featured a mix of wide margins and close battles across the two categories.
Melanie Maurer completed an excellent weekend on home soil, following up her second-place finish in Women’s Pro Singles by winning the Pro Doubles alongside Celine Von Potobsky. The pair finished in 58:00, almost four minutes clear of their nearest challengers. Zoé Tsikou and Kristina Litvinova finished second in 1:01:56, and Megan Powell and Charlotte Taylor-Green completed the top three in 1:02:03.
The Men’s Pro Doubles produced a much closer finish at the line with only 14 seconds separating the podium. Thomas Dubost and Tommy Valentin took victory in 51:06. They held off Dylan Caruso and Eugenio Bianchi, who took second in 51:19, just a single second ahead of third-placed Danny Rae and Jamie Hennessy (51:20).Â
- Men’s Pro Doubles Winners: Thomas Dubost & Tommy Valentin (51:06)Â
- Women’s Pro Doubles Winners: Celine Von Potobsky & Melanie Maurer (58:00)
All other results can be found on the HYROX website.
We shared more pictures of the HYROX Geneva event on our Instagram account here – where you can also see comments from some of the athletes who attended the race.
Other HYROX Switzerland events are held in St. Gallen and Basel.
