The Hyrox Pacing Report

The Hyrox field does not lose its race on one station. Across 45,922 Open finishers, the benchmark finish is 1:30:54 for men and 1:37:41 for women; wall_balls is the most expensive station and the roxzone quietly adds 7:32 on top.

Last updated: 2026-08-28. Method: how we get these numbers.

By Mitchell Tjong Akiet, builder of Splitprint.

Which station costs the field the most time?

Benchmark time per station for the Open field, men and women. wall_balls tops the list at 6:52 (men's benchmark).

StationMen OpenWomen Open
ski_erg4:365:17
sled_push3:092:58
sled_pull4:565:41
burpee_broad_jump5:226:16
row4:535:27
farmers_carry2:062:11
sandbag_lunges5:144:56
wall_balls6:526:31
Roxzone7:327:12

n = 35,149 men, 10,773 women. Benchmarks are count-weighted averages of field medians per event, so we say "benchmark", never "median".

How far apart are the divisions?

CategoryBenchmark finishRoxzonen
Men Open1:30:547:3235,149
Women Open1:37:417:1210,773
Men Pro1:17:215:516,032
Women Pro1:23:576:113,139
Men Doubles1:16:507:2811,532
Women Doubles1:28:027:5912,954
Mixed Doubles1:26:157:247,671

Which courses run fast, and which run slow?

Each event's men's field finish set against the season benchmark (index 100). 2026 Bilbao runs fastest at 86, 2026 Bengaluru slowest at 128; a spread of 42 points. The full ranking lives in the Course Speed Index.

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Source: Splitprint, based on 45,922 Open finishers, seasons season-9 and season-8. Not affiliated with HYROX.

More field data: the data hub and the Field Notes.