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Hyrox New York City 2026 Results
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Hyrox New York City 2026 results: division winners, finishing times, and full leaderboard from Javits Center on May 28, 2026–June 7, 2026.
Division Winners
Open Men
Derrik Sweeney
57:38
Open Women
Esther Seeland
1:01:24
Pro Men
Dylan Scott
55:44
Pro Women
Rachael Wade
1:00:23
Total finishers: 25414
Notable
The largest North American Hyrox event ever — 25,000+ athletes over two weekends at Javits Center (May 28–Jun 7). Dylan Scott wins Pro Men in 55:44; second-weekend results rewrote the Open podiums, with Derrik Sweeney (57:38) and Esther Seeland (1:01:24) taking the Open titles.
Where Did You Finish?
Just raced New York City? Enter your finish time to see exactly where you placed in this field of 25,414+ finishers — plus how you stack up against every Hyrox athlete globally. Add your run time for a read on whether the track or the stations cost you.
Race Recap
Largest North American Hyrox ever — 25,414 finishers across two weekends at Javits Center
Hyrox New York City 2026 ran across two weekends (May 28–Jun 7) at the Javits Center, finishing with 25,414 athletes — the largest Hyrox event in North American history, nearly matching Berlin's record field. Dylan Scott won Pro Men in 55:44. Derrik Sweeney won Open Men in 57:38 and Esther Seeland took Open Women in 1:01:24 — both podiums shifted after the second weekend of racing as later waves rewrote the early standings. Rachael Wade claimed Pro Women in 1:00:23, breaking the one-hour barrier. The 25,414-finisher count reflects the Javits format's ability to absorb a field that dwarfs any single-weekend North American event. Against the global Open Women median of ~1:31, Seeland's 1:01:24 places her among the fastest Open Women finishers on record.
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What the Results Show
The official Hyrox results break down your finish time into running splits and station splits. You can see exactly how long each 1km run took and how long you spent at each of the 8 stations. This is the most useful data you can get for planning your next race.
Results are listed by division: Open Men, Open Women, Pro Men, Pro Women, Doubles, and Relay. You get your overall finish time, your division rank, and your percentile within your division. The splits view is where the real analysis starts.
After the race, your results are usually live within 2 to 4 hours of your wave finishing. You will also get an email with a link to your personal results page.