On Saturday, April 19th, the highly anticipated HYROX Miami Beach 2025 is going down at the Convention Center.
Every HYROX division will be offered, and athletes will race late into the night. The main event is the Pro Doubles category, as 3 men & 3 women teams will earn their spot in the Elite 15 Pro Doubles at the 2025 HYROX World Championship in Chicago in June. The field is stacked, and we’ve listed out the big names below.
Registration
Athletes do not need to purchase a spectator ticket. Your athlete wristband gives you access to the race hall to watch other athletes compete throughout the day.
Race Day Registration
On-site registration opens for each division 90 minutes before the first start wave of that division.
- You must bring a photo ID
- Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed
HYROX Miami Race Map
Here’s the race map for the event.
- White stripes are for crossing the course
Run Laps
- Runs 1-8: Go IN the SECOND time you see the IN Arch
- Farmer’s Carry: All athletes must perform 2 LAPS of the farmer’s carry course
Preview
Here are the top Pro Doubles teams competing for a spot at the Elite Pro Doubles event at the World Championship in June. The top 3 men & women teams will earn spots.
Women
- Maria Fecik & Jess Pettrow – 2 current Elite 15 athletes
- Kris Rugloski & Kayti Simonson – The 2022 world champion, and it’s their second Pro Doubles race together
- Meg Jacoby & Camilla Massa – A former champ and multiple time Elite 15 athlete
- Kat Fahsbender & Kelsey Hochleitner – 2 up-and-comers in the fitness racing space
- Bridget Brown & Terra Jackson – 2 former Elite 15 athletes and super fast runners
- Nicole Mericle & Rebecca Hammond – First race for both; elite OCR/Spartan racers
Men
- Rich Ryan & Pelayo Fernendez
- Ryan Kent & Rylan Schadegg
- Ciaran Parkinson & Tony Revell (UK)
- Colin Stiefer & Jack Driscoll
- Chandler Smith & Noah Olsen
Nick Ryker& Jarrett Newby & Hayden Warner (last minute replacement)- David Magida & Mark Gaudet
- Stephen Pelkofer & Keith Hardwick
Spectators
Spectator tickets for HYROX Miami were $10 each but they are completely sold out.
If you’re curious what it’s like to attend a HYROX race, check out our HYROX spectator guide →
Results
So who won each division at HYROX Miami 2025?
We’ve included the overall results below, regardless of age group. To see who podiumed in each age group, please see the official results.
Women’s Pro
109 women competed in the Women’s Pro division at HYROX Miami.
| Place | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Rebecca Houard (FRA) | 1:07:13 |
| 🥈 | Amy Brown (USA) | 1:08:55 |
| 🥉 | Jeanne Dube (CAN) | 1:09:59 |
Men’s Pro
Over 180 men competed in the Men’s Pro division at HYROX Miami.
| Place | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Samuel Hebert (CAN) | 59:13 |
| 🥈 | Dylan Scott (USA) | 59:19 |
| 🥉 | Savo Hertig (SUI) | 1:00:59 |
Women’s Pro Doubles
The top 2 teams were neck and neck for most of the race, often entering each station within seconds of each other. It was a battle all the way to the end, and only 25 seconds separated first from second. What a race!
51 female teams finished in the Pro Doubles category. The following teams all receive an invite to the 2025 HYROX World Championships in the Elite 15 Pro Doubles race.
| Place | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Jess Pettrow & Maria Fecik | 57:23 |
| 🥈 | Bridget Brown & Terra Jackson | 57:48 |
| 🥉 | Kris Rugloski & Kayti Simonson | 1:00:38 |
- 6th place – Jessi Smith & Lauren Stallwood
- Meg Jacoby came down with a stomach bug so her and Camilla Massa did not race. They are racing in London to try and qualify in the final qualification event of the season for Pro Doubles. Camilla Massa raced in the Women’s Open division without a timing chip, so you won’t find her time on the leaderboard.
- It appears as though Nicole Mericle dropped out last minute and was replaced by Marianne Flannery. However, the team of Rebecca Hammond & Marianne Flannery do not have a time posted. I’m assuming they didn’t end up racing.
- Kat Fahsbender & Kelsey Hochleitner dropped out of the race. We believe Kelsey was struggling with the heat.
Men’s Pro Doubles
Rich Ryan & Pelayo Fernendez finished first in a time of 48:31, but they were originally given a 3-minute penalty, bumping them off the podium. However, the penalty was taken off just a few minutes later, and now they are back in first. We don’t know what the penalty was for or how/why it was removed. 48:31 is a new world record for the HYROX Men’s Pro Doubles division 🏆.
The second place team of Ryan Kent & Rylan Schadegg also went under the previous world record time, finishing in 49:51.
The Sutherland brothers took a trip across the pond and it paid off. The team from the UK took the third and final qualifying spot for the 2025 World Championships.
The following teams all receive an invite to the 2025 HYROX World Championships in the Elite 15 Pro Doubles race.
| Place | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Rich Ryan & Pelayo Menendez-Fernendez | 48:31 |
| 🥈 | Rylan Schadegg & Ryan Kent | 49:51 |
| 🥉 | Ben & Harry Sutherland | 50:16 |
- 4th place – Ciaran Parkinson & Tony Revell
- 5th place – Jarrett Newby & Hayden Warner
- 6th place – Stephen Pelkofer & Keith Hardwick
- 7th place – Colin Stiefer & Jack Driscoll
- 9th place – David Magida & Mark Gaudet
- 12th place – Noah Olsen & Chandler Smith
- 13th place – Cole Learn & Jay Muscart
Schedule
Saturday, April 19, 2025
- OPEN MEN | 7:50 – 10:40
- DOUBLES MEN | 11:00 – 12:20
- PRO DOUBLES WOMEN | 12:40
- PRO WOMEN | 12:50 – 1:00
- DOUBLES MIXED | 1:20 – 2:30
- OPEN WOMEN | 3:00 – 4:50
- DOUBLES WOMEN | 5:10 – 7:00
- PRO MEN | 7:50 – 8:20
- PRO DOUBLES MEN | 8:40 – 8:50
- WOMENS RELAY | 9:30 – 9:35
- MIXED RELAY | 9:40 – 9:45
- MENS RELAY | 9:50
Podium Times
- OPEN MEN | 2:00pm
- DOUBLES MEN | 2:00pm
- PRO DOUBLES WOMEN | 4:15pm
- PRO WOMEN | 4:15pm
- DOUBLES MIXED | 4:15pm
- OPEN WOMEN | 8:45pm
- DOUBLES WOMEN | 8:45pm
- PRO MEN | 11:30pm
- PRO DOUBLES MEN | 11:30pm
- WOMENS RELAY | 11:30pm
- MIXED RELAY | 11:30pm
- MENS RELAY | 11:30pm
Prize Money
There is no prize money for the 2025 HYROX Miami Beach winners. In the 2024/25 season, only the 4 major races and the World Championships award prize money to top finishers.
To learn more about athlete payouts this season, see our HYROX prize money guide →
