The most recent New York event was on June 10th and 11th 2023, in a 2-day event at the Meadowlands Exposition Center. It was the first American event of the 2023/24 season. Full details of the event are below.
It appeared to be a relatively slow course, with a lot of competitors on a busy, narrow, running track, with 4.25 laps needed for every 1km run. This didn’t (in general) make for fast times, but by all accounts it was a fantastic atmosphere in the venue across both days.
Women’s Pro
The Women’s Pro race was won by the 2023 World Champion Lauren Weeks in a time of 01:04:27.
Second place was taken by Kris Rugloski (who was the World Champion in 2022) in 01:07:32, closely followed by Terra Jackson in 01:07:49.
You can view the livestream of the Women’s race on the HYROX America Instagram account here.
Men’s Pro
The winner of the Men’s Pro race was Pelayo Menendez in a time of 01:03:54. Check out his post race comments in the video below.
Second place was taken by Eric Williams in 01:04:24, closely followed by Jarrett Newby in 01:04:33.
The livestream of the Men’s pro race can be viewed here (though many of the top competitors were spread across 3 waves as opposed to all starting at the same time).
Women’s Open
An extremely close Women’s Open was won by Cassie Nelson in a time of 01:11:20. Cory Bildstein was second in 01:11:30, and Chelsea Cummings was third in 01:11:35.Â
Men’s Open
Fastest of the day in the Men’s Open was Freddie Abrahams in 01:04:14. Second was Gerard Sclafani in 01:04:31, and third was Connor Laverty in 01:05:32.
Doubles
The fastest Men’s Doubles pairing of the day were Gerard Sclafani and Adam Weiss in a time of 00:57:37.
The Mixed Doubles was won by Robert Killian and Immie Cross in a time of 01:00:04.
The Women’s Doubles was won by Terra Jackson and Alandra Greenlee (both of whom featured in the Elite races at the 2023 HYROX World Championships) in a time of 01:01:10.
The previous HYROX New York event was held on 1st October 2022. You can read more about that here. Â
The 2023/24 season will also host US events in Miami, Chicago, Dallas and LA.
Here are some photos of the event (credit Sportograf):