The Hyrox fitness phenomenon made its triumphant return to Brisbane in 2025, and this year’s event shattered records, showcasing the growing enthusiasm for hybrid fitness competitions in Australia. Held on March 1-2, 2025, at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, the event attracted a staggering 9,495 finishers—more than double the participation from August 2024, making it the biggest Hyrox event in Australia to date.

What is Hyrox?

Hyrox is a global fitness competition that bridges the gap between endurance racing and functional fitness. Athletes of all levels, from weekend warriors to elite competitors, complete a standardized race format that includes running intervals combined with functional workout stations such as sled pushes, rowing, and burpees. With multiple categories including Individual Pro, Doubles, and Relay events, Hyrox offers an inclusive yet highly competitive arena for testing strength, stamina, and mental toughness.

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TWL at Hyrox Brisbane

TWL was once again at the heart of the Hyrox Brisbane experience, with numerous members of our community stepping up to push their boundaries. From first-timers tackling their fitness limits to seasoned veterans aiming for podium finishes, TWL was proud to support, inspire, and gear up athletes for this ultimate test of endurance and resilience. Our team was on-site, cheering on competitors, providing the best performance gear, and fueling the Hyrox spirit with our unwavering commitment to functional fitness.

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Record-Setting Performances

Brisbane witnessed some incredible performances across all categories. The competition was fierce, with elite athletes clocking phenomenal times. Here are the top results from the event:

Pro Men

  1. Stephen Carter – 59:14
  2. Jess Price-Owen – 59:49
  3. Luke McKenzie – 1:00:05
  4. Adam Fitzakerley – 1:00:23
  5. Hamish Granger – 1:00:35

Pro Women

  1. Connie Stevenson – 1:07:02
  2. Aisling Ryle – 1:07:17
  3. Calypso Sheridan – 1:07:17
  4. Katie Brock – 1:07:30
  5. Carlie Reid – 1:07:31

Pro Men Doubles

  1. William Martin & Nikola Sovljanski – 52:39
  2. Daniel Payne & Tanguy Cruz – 53:35
  3. Kieran O’Leary & Liam O’Leary – 56:39

Pro Women Doubles

  1. Nicola-Georgia Macbeth & Gabrielle Nikora-Baker – 59:27
  2. Madeleine Clarke & Jacqueline Clarke – 1:00:40
  3. Libby Carr & Emily Amris – 1:01:25

Mixed Doubles

  1. Joanna Wietrzyk & Hunter McIntyre – 51:20
  2. James Newbury & Tia Toomey – 54:11
  3. Mollie Emond & Aaron Price – 55:09

Men’s Relay

  1. Richard Munchow, Jay Moran, Sean Turner, Peter Philips – 55:45
  2. Joseph Webb, Max Hoonhout, Sebastian Serrano Valladares, Sam Cameron – 55:59
  3. Gino Allen, Chris Di Sipio, Marcel Gaensler, Luke Skinner – 57:56

Women’s Relay

  1. Dani Taylor, Olivia Keogh, Daina Maher, Stephanie Wilton – 1:01:28
  2. Kathrine Gailey, Tanya Harris, Sissel Way, Naomi Grayson – 1:09:26
  3. Susan Roberts, Jacqui Stacey, Amanda Menheere, Jenni Jones – 1:10:01

Mixed Relay

  1. Lou Kelly, Steve Duke, Sophie McConnell – 57:08
  2. Lucy Kirwan-Hamilton, Travis Emtsis, Liam Wilson, Kate Maher – 58:03
  3. Heath Davy, Kerry Ashford, Max Crisp, Bec Myers – 59:43

The Future of Hyrox in Australia

With a record-breaking turnout and some of the most competitive races in the event’s history, Hyrox Brisbane 2025 has set the stage for even greater participation in future editions. The sport continues to gain traction across Australia, drawing fitness enthusiasts eager to test their mettle. TWL remains committed to supporting this incredible community and fuelling the passion for performance.

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