HYROX Rankings Season 9: Open Men 45–49

The fastest Open Men 45–49 time of Season 9 (2026/27) is 59:18 (Washington DC 2026), out of 3,350 athletes. The 10th-best is 1:03:29, the 50th 1:06:55, and the median 1:34:20.

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Estimated rank, Open Men 45–49, Season 9 (2026/27)
#875
Out of 3,350 athletes ranked by their best time of the season. You would be top 26%.
Leaderboard #1
Fastest time of the season
59:18
+24:42 vs you
Leaderboard #50
Cut-off for the top 50 list
1:06:55
+17:05 vs you

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Season 9 leaderboard: Open Men 45–49

The 50 fastest athletes of Season 9 (2026/27), one time each (their best of the season), from 3,509 results at 33 races. Names link to athlete pages where one exists.

Top 50 fastest HYROX Open Men 45–49 times, Season 9 (2026/27)
# Athlete Time
1 Jeff Hollinger Washington DC 2026 59:18
2 Edward Kelly Sydney 2026 1:00:01
3 Martín Intrigliolo Valencia 2026 1:00:16
4 Joffrey Voisin Bordeaux 2026 1:02:55
5 Salvador Pla Ubeda Rome 2026 1:02:58
6 Damian Bevilacqua Valencia 2026 1:02:59
7 Philipp Reek Maastricht 2026 1:03:08
8 Jens Alex Karlsruhe 2026 1:03:16
9 Craig Wooles Perth 2026 1:03:26
10 Tyson Schubert Sydney 2026 1:03:29
11 Kenny O'Neill Gdańsk 2026 1:03:35
12 Daniel Yates Sydney 2026 1:03:39
13 Manuel Fraga Díaz Geneva 2026 1:03:46
14 Mikel Domenech Valencia 2026 1:03:46
15 Shinyong Kim Bangkok (August) 2026 1:03:56
16 Rui Pedro Silva Rome 2026 1:04:10
17 Jonathan Lavie Bordeaux 2026 1:04:12
18 Scott Seeley Toronto 2026 1:04:15
19 Teddy Mallet Bordeaux 2026 1:04:25
20 Sven Riederer Geneva 2026 1:04:28
21 Vitor Araújo Valencia 2026 1:04:29
22 Andrey Kalinin Oslo 2026 1:04:43
23 Robert Harrison Oslo 2026 1:04:43
24 Joel Russ Oslo 2026 1:04:49
25 Hayden Smith Perth 2026 1:04:54
26 Keith Sharkey Budapest 2026 1:04:56
27 Tomas Posker Athens 2026 1:04:57
28 Andreas Fruhmann Maastricht 2026 1:05:01
29 Raylie Florentina Maastricht 2026 1:05:06
30 Frederick Barnes Sydney 2026 1:05:14
31 Thomas Lorblanchet Geneva 2026 1:05:21
32 Eddie Sanchez Tampa 2026 1:05:27
33 Oberdan Ferreira São Paulo (October) 2026 1:05:28
34 Daniel Widjaja Bangkok (August) 2026 1:05:40
35 Gasper Valant Budapest 2026 1:05:40
36 Ryan Babcock Toronto 2026 1:05:43
37 Michael Geiß Karlsruhe 2026 1:05:49
38 Marios Markou Istanbul (August) 2026 1:05:50
39 Krzysztof Soborski Gdańsk 2026 1:05:54
40 Marcel Lutz Chengdu 2026 1:05:55
41 Tristan Kent Beijing 2026 1:06:00
42 Jim Elliott Valencia 2026 1:06:04
43 Stuart Page Sydney 2026 1:06:08
44 Roberto Garay Valencia 2026 1:06:10
45 Benjamin Alteheld Karlsruhe 2026 1:06:21
46 Torben Kostiuk Maastricht 2026 1:06:22
47 Robert Cordle Perth 2026 1:06:31
48 Loic Bloton Oslo 2026 1:06:36
49 Karl Addison Boston 2026 1:06:50
50 Nicola Airò Rome 2026 1:06:55

Results come from public race data and may include timing errors we could not detect.

What time ranks where

Finish times at each level of the Open Men 45–49 board, Season 9 (2026/27). Use these to see how far your time is from the leaderboard.

Finish time at each rank level, Open Men 45–49, Season 9 (2026/27)
LevelTimeRank
Fastest (#1)59:18 #1
Top 1%1:05:40 #34
Top 10%1:15:37 #335
Top 25%1:23:30 #838
Median1:34:20 #1,675
Slowest 25%1:49:18 #2,513

Open Men 45–49 by season

How the leaderboard compares across seasons. The current season is still in progress, so its numbers will improve as more races are added.

Open Men 45–49 leaderboard summary by season
SeasonAthletes#1Top 10%Median
Season 9 (2026/27) 3,35059:181:15:371:34:20
Season 8 (2025/26) 5,69456:261:13:001:29:03
Season 7 (2024/25) 2,37158:111:11:471:27:15

Methodology and sources

Boards use public race results in the RoxUpdates dataset: Open and Pro singles finishes from Seasons 7 to 9. Each athlete appears once per board with their fastest time of the season, matched by their results slug. Boards by age group use the age group on the result; "all ages" boards include every age group of 16 to 24 and older. We publish a board only when it has at least 30 athletes and list the top 50. Times under 45 minutes or over 4 hours are dropped as errors, and a leader more than 8% faster than the division's fifth-fastest athlete of the season is removed as a timing or course error. This is not an official HYROX ranking. Championships and invitationals are included, so some times come from elite fields. The estimated rank in the calculator is read from the board's 21-point time distribution and scaled to its athlete count. Names link to athlete pages only where a page exists. RoxUpdates is independent and not affiliated with HYROX. Data refreshed 2026-10-25.

FAQ

HYROX rankings FAQ

Is there an official HYROX ranking?

This is not an official ranking. HYROX publishes race results and runs its own qualification pathways, including a points system for Elite 15 from 2026/27. Our leaderboard ranks each athlete by their single fastest time of the season in public results, by division and age group.

Who has the fastest HYROX time this season?

In Season 9 (2026/27), the fastest Open Men time in our data is 53:32 (Gdańsk 2026) and the fastest Open Women time is 58:46 (Oslo 2026). In Pro, the fastest are 53:30 for men and 56:14 for women. Boards change after every race weekend.

How are athletes ranked on the leaderboard?

Each athlete appears once per board, with their fastest time of the season in that division and age group. Ties go to the athlete listed first in the data. Boards need at least 30 athletes to be published, and we list the top 50.

Do course and venue affect rankings?

Yes. Race fields and conditions differ, so a time at a fast venue is not the same as one at a slow venue. The leaderboard shows the race behind each time. The race speed index compares venues after adjusting for who entered.

Are Doubles and Relay included?

No. Boards cover the four individual divisions: Open Men, Open Women, Pro Men and Pro Women. Doubles are team entries, and their age groups are mixed, so a time is not comparable to a single athlete. The fastest-times tracker lists Doubles separately.

How accurate is the estimated rank?

It is an estimate. We place your time in the board's time distribution and scale it to the number of athletes. It is close for mid-table times and less exact in the top 50, where the list above shows the real positions. A rank is only an estimate until your race appears in the results.

How often are the rankings updated?

Boards are rebuilt from public results whenever new races are added to the RoxUpdates dataset, usually within days of a race weekend. The current season is partial until the season ends, so its rankings will move. Last updated 2026-10-25.