HYROX Elite 15 RANKINGS, RESULTS & ATHLETES

March 7 -8, 2026 · Washington DC, United States of America

The Elite 15 heads to WASHINGTON DC for the first Regional Championship for Season 8. Thirty of the world's fastest HYROX athletes will battle it out at Walter E. Washington Convention Center, with a World Championship Elite 15 qualification spots (winnner only, or roll downs) and Regional Championship titles on the line.

ELITE 15 RACE SCHEDULE:

‍SATURDAY | 7 MARCH - 07:30PM ELITE15 WOMEN - HYROX LIVESTREAM YOUTUBE

‍SATURDAY | 7 MARCH  - 09:00PM ELITE15 MEN - HYROX LIVESTREAM YOUTUBE

SUNDAY | 7 MARCH  - 07:30PM ELITE15 DOUBLES WOMEN - HYROX LIVE YOUTUBE

SUNDAY | 7 MARCH  - 09:00PM ELITE15 DOUBLES MEN - HYROX LIVE YOUTUBE

‍Elite 15 Women Results

1. Lauren Weeks (USA) — 56:27
2. Vivian Tafuto (USA) — 59:00
3. Morgan Schulz (USA) — 1:00:36  Qualified for World Championships
4. Carolyn Watkins (USA) — 1:00:48
5. Kris Rugloski (USA) — 1:03:05
6. Audrey Skiver (USA) — 1:03:32
7. Lauren Griffith (USA) — 1:03:54
8. Terra Jackson (USA) — 1:04:00
9. Lauren Hewson (USA) — 1:04:14
10. Amy Bevilacqua (USA) — 1:04:29
11. Katherine Fahsbender (USA) — 1:04:59
12. Kelsey Hochleitner (USA) — 1:05:58
13. Lianne Girard (CAN) — 1:06:00
14. Lindsay Bessegato (CAN) — 1:06:05
15. Rachel Legacy (USA) — 1:15:09

Elite 15 Men Results

1. Cole Learn (CAN) — 53:37 Qualified for World Championships
2. Dylan Scott (USA) — 54:39
3. Frédéric Dubé (CAN) — 54:53
4. Greyson Kilgore (USA) — 55:06
5. Colin Stiefer (USA) — 56:09
6. Gabriel Heck (USA) — 56:18
7. Stephen Pelkofer (USA) — 56:28
8. Rich Ryan (USA) — 56:38
9. Ryan Callahan (USA) — 57:39
10. Jack Driscoll (USA) — 58:14
11. Josh Ward (USA) — 58:44
12. Isaac Sanderson (CAN) — 59:03
13. Ryan Kent (USA) — 59:41
14. Dawson Miller (USA) — 1:00:51
15. Ryan Douglas (CAN) — 1:01:14

‍Elite 15 Women Doubles Results

1. Lauren Weeks & Vivian Tafuto — 52:59 World Record
2. Katherine Fahsbender & Morgan Schulz — 55:09
3. Alandra Greenlee & Kris Rugloski — 58:11 Qualified for World Championships
4. Brittany McCall & Lianne Girard — 59:51
5. Terra Jackson & Maria Fecik — 1:00:24
6. Katy Howell & Alex Shabo — 1:00:50
7. Anne Marie McNiven & Amy Brown — 1:01:09
8. Madison Yaskowich & Danitza Leon — 1:01:13
9. Kristen Stein & Julia Kamide — 1:02:38
10. Imogen Cross & Nicole Fisher — 1:02:38
11. Rachel Legacy & Hayleigh Kanthack — 1:02:43
12. Zoe Verkerke & Claire Haines — 1:03:15
13. Jaci Caceres & Marissa Palmer — 1:04:34
14. Meghan Lindsey & Taylor Nyquist — 1:04:44
15. Amanda Houston & Alexa Armenti — 1:08:04

Elite 15 Men Doubles Results

1. Dylan Scott & Stephen Pelkofer — 49:03 Qualified for World Championships
2. Dawson Miller & Marcus Wallace — 49:50
3. Jarrett Newby & Hayden Warner — 50:17
4. Frédéric Dubé & Samuel Hebert — 50:38
5. Cole Learn & Jay Muscart — 51:05
6. Colin Stiefer & Ryan Kent — 51:19
7. Isaac Sanderson & Austin Azar — 51:25
8. Ryan Douglas & Jack Driscoll — 51:41
9. Bret Gornik & Alexander Ratkovich — 52:10
10. Gabe Piepergerdes & Caleb Green — 52:57
11. David Magida & Mark Gaudet — 53:11
12. Mason Stevens & Josh Ward — 53:16
13. Joshua Salzman & Chase Stevenson — 54:28
14. Al Walkington & Cole Walkington — 55:44
15. William Allen & Peter Edgar — 57:40

The current Elite 15 field:

The Elite 15 races at four Majors and three Continental Championships this season, plus the World Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. Track the full calendar and never miss a race.

Elite 15 athletes race in standalone Elite heats at HYROX Majors, Regional Championships and the World Championships, going head-to-head for prize money, ranking points, and the HYROX World Champion title.HYROX Elite 15 is the top tier of HYROX racing. The 15 fastest men and 15 fastest women in the world earn their place through Major wins, World Championship results, and performance across the global Pro circuit.

Elite 15 athletes race in standalone Elite heats at HYROX Majors, Regional Championships and the World Championships, competing directly against each other for prize money, ranking points and, ultimately, the title of HYROX World Champion.

Alongside the Elite 15 Singles division, the Pro Doubles Elite 15 now gives male and female doubles teams their own World Championship spotlight — reflecting the explosive growth of the Doubles category across the global season.

How Athletes Qualify:

- Win a Major Championship
- Podium at the World Championships (1st–3rd place)
- Rank inside the global top 15 based on the average of your two fastest HYROX Pro times over the last season