HYROX Mexico City 2026: Results, Data and What It Means

HYROX Mexico City 2026 at a glance

• When and where: 29 October to 1 November 2026, Centro Banamex, Mexico City
• HYROX PRO Men: 1. Hunter McIntyre 59:04, 2. Aldo Lozano Marquez 1:01:19, 3. Gabe Piepergerdes 1:01:35
• HYROX PRO Women: 1. Bianca Sierra 1:12:20, 2. Nayelli Garcia Vazquez 1:12:21, 3. Angelly Hernandez 1:12:36
• HYROX PRO DOUBLES: Gabe Piepergerdes and Hunter McIntyre won the men's race in 52:16. Lianne Girard and Maria Fecik won the women's in 1:03:44
• Mixed Doubles under the hour: 3 of 2,382 pairs
• Course: 7,343 m of running and 1,357 m of ROXZONE (ROXFIT course-map estimate)

Pro Men: McIntyre the only man under the hour

Hunter McIntyre won HYROX Mexico City Pro Men in 59:04, 2:15 clear of Aldo Lozano Marquez (1:01:19). Gabe Piepergerdes was third in 1:01:35, with Alan Carrillo (1:03:06) and Axel López (1:03:37) next. McIntyre was the only man in the field to go under an hour.

Lozano didn't win, but he owned the sleds. He had the fastest Sled Push (2:46) and Sled Pull (3:29) in the field.

Then McIntyre came back on Saturday and won the Pro Doubles with Piepergerdes in 52:16, 2:23 ahead of Lozano Marquez and Mario Habib Fierro Elias (54:39). That's two wins in two days.

The returners ran well too. Mexico City's Pro men were typically 4% quicker on the run than in their previous comparable Pro race, and Hugo Dilan Hernández Figueroa took 27:06 off his last comparable race (based on public results).

Pro Women: decided by one second

This was the finish of the weekend. Bianca Sierra won HYROX PRO Women in 1:12:20, one second ahead of Nayelli Garcia Vazquez (1:12:21). Angelly Hernandez was third in 1:12:36, so 16 seconds covered an all-Mexican podium. Nadine Fadelle (1:13:26) and Erika Odlaug (1:14:11) completed the top five.

No Pro woman went under 70 minutes, even though the start list carried at least 23 women with World Championships experience.

In the Pro Doubles, Lianne Girard and Maria Fecik won the women's race in 1:03:44.

The big story: altitude plus 1,357 m of ROXZONE

Two things make Mexico City different. The city sits at about 2,240 m above sea level, and the course gives about 1,357 m to ROXZONE, 15.6% of the course. On the same weekend that was 10.5% in Birmingham and 11.3% in Nice. That's a lot of metres spent in transition rather than on the run.

Open racing: where sub-hour went to hide

(All based on public results.)

• Open men: the median sat at 1:38:24 through the first 853 finishes. After the last Open men's wave, nobody had broken the hour, and the fastest time was 1:02:15.
• Open women: just one woman was under 70 minutes from 761 on Saturday, and the median was 1:47:23 from 777 finishes on Sunday.
• Age groups: the women's 16 to 24 and 40 to 44 groups finished slower than their usual historical medians.

Doubles and relay

• Mixed Doubles: the median sat at 1:30:39 early on. No pair had broken the hour by Saturday morning, and in the end only 3 of 2,382 pairs went under 60 minutes, the fastest in 0:59:32.
• Mixed Team Relay: the winning team went 0:58:52.

(Based on public results.)

The course and the ROXZONE

ROXFIT course-map estimates.

What Mexico City means for your next race

1. Don't compare your time with a different course. A Mexico City time with about 1,357 m of ROXZONE, at altitude, isn't like for like with a flatter, shorter-transition course. Compare your splits instead. See what's a good HYROX time.
2. Transitions are training. With a ROXZONE of about 1,357 m, moving with purpose between stations is real time.
3. Look at the runs, not just the finish. Pro returners were 4% quicker on the run even when finish times looked slow.

HYROX Mexico City 2026 FAQ

When and where was HYROX Mexico City 2026?

From Thursday 29 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, at Centro Banamex (Centro Citibanamex), Av. del Conscripto 311, Lomas de Sotelo, 11610 Mexico City.

Who won HYROX Mexico City 2026?

Hunter McIntyre won HYROX PRO Men in 59:04, ahead of Aldo Lozano Marquez and Gabe Piepergerdes. Bianca Sierra won HYROX PRO Women in 1:12:20, one second ahead of Nayelli Garcia Vazquez, with Angelly Hernandez third.

Who won the Pro Doubles at HYROX Mexico City 2026?

Gabe Piepergerdes and Hunter McIntyre won the men's race in 52:16. Lianne Girard and Maria Fecik won the women's in 1:03:44.

How long is the ROXZONE at HYROX Mexico City?

About 1,357 m, which is 15.6% of the course, based on ROXFIT's course-map estimate. The running totals about 7,343 m.

Why were HYROX Mexico City times slow?

There's no single official reason, but two things stand out: the city's altitude of about 2,240 m, and a ROXZONE share of 15.6%. Sub-hour times were rare. Only one Pro man and only 3 of 2,382 mixed pairs went under 60 minutes.

How many Mixed Doubles pairs went sub-hour at HYROX Mexico City 2026?

Three, out of 2,382 finishes.

Raced Mexico City? See where your time went

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