HYROX Open Men 55–59
Podium Times by Race

In a typical HYROX race, Open Men 55–59 3rd place takes 1:17:00, 10th place 1:26:11 and the top 25% cut is 1:27:50. Pick your race, division and age group for exact times.

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Time to podium: Open Men 55–59, typical race
1:17:00
finishes 3rd in this age group, the median across 40 races. Based on 2,008 finishers.
1st place
1:10:59
Podium (3rd place)
1:17:00
Top 10 (10th place)
1:26:11
Top 10%
1:21:02
Top 25%
1:27:50
Median finisher
1:35:58
Typical means the median of each race's own cut time, so half of races are faster and half slower. Pick a specific race above for its exact times. Which races are fastest? See the speed index.

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Open Men 55–59 podium times across all races

Typical cut times for Open Men 55–59: the median across 40 races of each race's own 1st, 3rd, 10th and top 25% time, from 2,008 finishers. Half of races are faster and half slower.

Typical podium times for Open Men by age group
Age 1st 3rd 10th Top 25%
16–24 0:59:18 1:02:14 1:07:44 1:13:11
25–29 0:59:13 1:01:47 1:05:42 1:13:31
30–34 0:58:47 1:01:22 1:05:17 1:14:35
35–39 0:59:46 1:02:49 1:06:55 1:16:11
40–44 1:02:00 1:04:55 1:10:18 1:18:03
45–49 1:04:45 1:08:32 1:14:39 1:20:00
50–54 1:08:23 1:12:22 1:19:24 1:22:21
55–59 1:10:59 1:16:59 1:26:11 1:27:49
60–64 1:16:43 1:21:36 1:32:51 1:31:26

Pro age groups are mostly too small for typical times; pick a division in the calculator to see what exists.

Easiest races to podium in Open Men 55–59

Ranked by how slow 3rd place was across 40 races with at least 30 Open Men 55–59 finishers. Small fields give slow podiums, so read the finisher count too. The hardest podium was London Olympia 2026 at 1:08:35.

Races with the slowest Open Men 55–59 third-place time
Race Finishers 1st 3rd
Salt Lake City 2026 34 1:22:37 1:26:49
Boston 2026 64 1:15:33 1:24:29
Cardiff 2025 31 1:15:11 1:23:42
Chiba 2026 53 1:18:53 1:21:20
Maastricht 2025 (S8) 37 1:03:34 1:21:06
Amsterdam 2024 32 1:12:52 1:20:58
Paris 2026 30 1:15:46 1:20:46
Hong Kong 2026 52 1:17:54 1:20:42
Tampa 2026 53 1:13:09 1:20:32
Bordeaux 2026 34 1:15:13 1:19:00
Karlsruhe 2026 48 1:14:52 1:18:54
Cologne 2026 47 1:13:54 1:18:48
Rimini 2026 51 1:10:58 1:18:41
Ottawa 2026 47 1:09:48 1:18:09
Dallas 2025 39 1:11:59 1:17:40
Washington DC 2026 61 1:07:42 1:17:31
New York City 2026 97 1:11:00 1:17:27
Bangkok (August) 2026 43 1:12:07 1:17:15
Geneva 2026 34 1:05:32 1:17:15
Toronto 2026 59 1:12:25 1:17:09
Melbourne 2025 36 1:10:03 1:16:50
Hamburg 2025 31 1:10:42 1:16:20
Glasgow 2026 47 1:10:28 1:16:18
Rome 2026 42 1:06:54 1:15:59
Maastricht 2026 54 1:14:03 1:15:31
Glasgow 2025 33 1:11:39 1:15:28
Rotterdam 2026 49 1:07:49 1:14:55
Birmingham 2024 44 1:08:56 1:14:54
Lyon 2026 54 1:06:22 1:14:51
Sydney 2026 59 1:11:20 1:14:47
Heerenveen 2026 38 1:06:54 1:14:40
Malaga 2026 55 1:05:26 1:14:19
Birmingham 2025 83 1:10:29 1:14:11
Barcelona 2026 37 1:11:33 1:13:39
Cardiff 2026 90 1:11:52 1:13:15
Berlin 2026 104 1:01:15 1:13:10
Dublin 2025 38 1:05:35 1:11:21
Berlin 2025 43 0:59:11 1:11:15
London Excel 2025 85 1:07:33 1:10:59
London Olympia 2026 40 1:07:19 1:08:35

All 40 races are listed, slowest 3rd place first. Races with their own podium page are linked.

How Open Men 55–59 podium times changed by season

The median, across each season's races, of that race's 1st, 3rd, 10th place and top 25% time. Third place moved 123 seconds slower from Season 7 to Season 9. The latest season includes only the races held so far, so its median finish also reflects which venues came first.

Open Men 55–59 podium times by season
Season Races 1st 3rd Top 25%
Season 7 5 1:11:39 1:15:28 1:23:25
Season 8 22 1:10:16 1:15:37 1:27:03
Season 9 13 1:13:09 1:17:31 1:29:30

How podium times are calculated

Podium times are real finishes, not model output. For each race, division and age group we sort the finish times and read off 1st, 3rd and 10th place and the cut for the top 10% and top 25%. A group needs at least 30 finishers to be shown, because with fewer the cut times depend on one or two athletes. The "typical race" figure is the median of those cut times across races, so a single huge or tiny field does not skew it.

Data: 194,412 Open Men finishers alone across 192 standard races, plus Open Women, Pro Men and Pro Women, from public results cleaned for impossible times (under 45 minutes or over 4 hours), test entries and duplicate rows. Championship and invitational fields are excluded from typical times but appear in the race list. Races with a truncated result list are skipped. Doubles are not included. RoxUpdates is independent and not affiliated with HYROX.

Other age groups in Open Men: 16–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54. Back to all age group podium times.

FAQ

Age group podium times FAQ

What time do you need to podium in a HYROX age group?

For Open Men 55–59, third place takes 1:17:00 in a typical race, the median of 40 races. Winning takes 1:10:59, and 10th place needs 1:26:11. Other age groups and divisions change these numbers, so use the calculator for yours.

Which HYROX races are easiest to podium?

For Open Men 55–59, Salt Lake City 2026 had the slowest 3rd-place time (1:26:49), followed by Boston 2026 and Cardiff 2025. Small fields drive that: fewer fast athletes enter. Check the finisher count in the table before treating a race as easy.

Do podium times get faster each season?

Only slightly. For Open Men 55–59 the typical 3rd-place time was 1:15:28 in Season 7, 1:15:37 in Season 8, 1:17:31 in Season 9. That is a 123-second move between the first and latest season shown, small next to the spread between races. The season table above lists every figure with race counts.

How are the podium times calculated?

Each time is an actual finish in the real results: 1st, 3rd and 10th place, plus the cut for the top 10% and top 25% of the age group. "Typical" is the median of those cut times across races with at least 30 finishers in the group, not an average of all athletes.

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