The HYROX leaderboard is where all stats, for all races, for all athletes, over all time can be found. It is a wealth of data that helps you analyse your results and compare your ranking against other HYROX competitors from around the world. However, it is not necessarily easy to understand. Therefore, in this article, we’ll give a full explanation as to how to analyse the results data in the HYROX leaderboard.
The leaderboard can be accessed at this link.
It can also be accessed by clicking “Results and Rankings” on the HYROX homepage. You will see a page that looks similar to the below…
From here you have a number of options…
How to Find Your HYROX Race Results
If you want to look at the leaderboard for a specific event, you can do that by selecting the relevant dropdowns in the box…
Choosing the above options would show you the results for the Mens Pro division in Bangkok 2026, for the 35-39 age group.
Note – you can likely ignore the “workout” dropdown unless you want to specifically see times by a workout station, as opposed to the overall race.
This will give you a screen such as the below…
The left hand column shows the overall finishing position of that athlete in that division, the second column shows position in that age group, and the remaining columns show name, nationality, age group, and finishing time.
By clicking on any athlete name in this list you will be shown a more in depth breakdown of the race results for that athlete (as per the previous section).
What Does Rank AG Mean in HYROX?
Rank AG means your finishing position within your age group in the division you entered. Your overall rank shows your position across all age groups in that division.
For example, if your result shows an overall rank of 120 and Rank AG of 18, you finished 120th in your division and 18th among athletes in your age group.
When comparing results, check that you have selected the same event and division. Open, Pro, Singles and Doubles results are ranked separately.
Individual Athlete Results
When you click on an individual athlete’s name in the race results, you will be presented with a screen similar to the below…
This shows the athlete name, age group, number, nationality, the race they competed at, and the division in which they competed. It will also show their times by each station, and their ranking, by station, on the day compared to all others in their division. On the bottom left it shows their ranking overall in that division, their ranking in their age group, and their overall finishing time.
All Time Ranking
If you want to see the best ever times in HYROX, by division, you would select “All Time Ranking” at the top of the page, in the “Rankings” drop down.
This will bring up the fastest ever times for the selected division (which can be changed in the dropdowns).
As ever, by clicking on an athlete’s name in this list, you will be presented with a more detailed breakdown of that athlete’s race.
Note though – this “all time ranking” list on the HYROX website is not always 100% accurate. To check accurate, up to date, world records, by division and age group, in HYROX, take a look at our HYROX World Records page.
HYROX Elite 15 Qualification Rankings
Elite qualification rankings are separate from your finishing position or age-group ranking at an individual event.
From the 2026/27 season, HYROX uses a points-based qualification system for Elite Singles and Doubles, replacing the previous time-based system. Older screenshots showing qualification through average race times therefore describe a previous season.
For the current system and ranking links, read our guide to HYROX Elite points-based qualifying.
Live Races
Finally, when a race is underway, it is possible to follow a specific athlete, or just the overall leaderboard, for that race in real time. This is done by selecting “Current and Live” at the top of the page.
From here you would then select the race and division in the dropdowns, and be able to see how a specific race is going.
Hopefully this has helped you to navigate the HYROX leaderboard system, but if you have any questions then just get in touch and we’ll do our best to help.
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