**Race Schedule*:**

*Provisional, subject to change.

THURSDAY | 4 FEBRUARY

MORNING

HYROX MEN OPEN

HYROX MEN ADAPTIVE

HYROX DOUBLES MEN OPEN

AFTERNOON

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN OPEN

HYROX WOMEN OPEN

HYROX WOMEN ADAPTIVE

EVENING

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED

FRIDAY | 5 FEBRUARY

MORNING

HYROX MEN OPEN

HYROX MEN ADAPTIVE

HYROX MEN PRO

HYROX WOMEN PRO

AFTERNOON

HYROX DOUBLES MEN OPEN

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN OPEN

HYROX WOMEN OPEN

HYROX WOMEN ADAPTIVE

EVENING

HYROX RELAY MEN

HYROX RELAY MIXED

HYROX RELAY WOMEN

SATURDAY | 6 FEBRUARY

MORNING

HYROX MEN OPEN

HYROX MEN ADAPTIVE

AFTERNOON

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED

EVENING

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN PRO

HYROX DOUBLES MEN PRO

SUNDAY | 7 FEBRUARY

MORNING – NOON

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN OPEN

AFTERNOON

HYROX WOMEN OPEN

HYROX WOMEN ADAPTIVE

LATE AFTERNOON – EVENING

HYROX DOUBLES MEN OPEN

Please note that the current estimated last wave for the last division will start at around 8:20 PM for Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday. Please plan accordingly.

Runs: TBC

Early Athlete Registration

Date & Times:

TBC

Location:

TBC

Important Information:

• You must bring ID.

• Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.

Race Day Athlete Registration:

TBC

Important Information:

• You must bring ID.

• Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.

• Your race wristband gives you access to the venue only on the day of your race. If you want to enter the venue on any other day, you will need to purchase a spectator ticket. This is to maintain the overall experience for all athletes and their loved ones and to ensure the safety of all participants and spectators.

TBC

Training options include certified HYROX partners by Jetts at Albany, Birkenhead, and Long Bay, offering structured HYROX classes. ANC Studios and F45 locations throughout the city also host HYROX-style programming for drop-in athletes.

Post-race appetite fits Kiwi fare well: Mexicali Fresh for wholesome bowls, The Fed for Caribbean-spiced fuel bowls, or local favourites like Elliott Stables for diverse small plates. For clean bites, Kōkako Café and nearby markets deliver plant-based freshness fast.

Consider a soak at Parnell Baths or routine stretching at Mechanic Reserve under fern-tree shade. Downtown wellness studios offer cryo and massage, and the harbour loop makes for calming, scenic cooldown walks.

Take the train to Greenlane station, then bus or ride-share for the final leg to Showgrounds. Frequent urban buses serve Epsom and CBD-to-venue routes. Consider ferries across Waitematā Harbour for scenic access from Devonport, with low-cost day passes (~NZ $10–12).

Many passport holders (Australia, EU, USA, UK, Canada, Japan) can travel under the New Zealand eTA system. Other nationalities may need a Visitor Visa. It’s best to apply early to avoid last-second delays.

🌿 Racecation Cost Insights: Visiting Auckland for HYROX 🌿

Auckland offers a stunning summer racecation experience—but be ready for moderate-to-high costs. On a global scale, Auckland ranks around 3.5 out of 5 for expense (with 5 being most expensive). It’s more affordable than Sydney or New York, but pricier than Southeast Asia or regional New Zealand.

🛏️ Accommodation ranges from $150–$300 NZD per night for mid-tier hotels in the CBD or near the viaduct.

🍽️ Dining out is similar to Australian prices—expect $20–$30 for a casual meal and $50+ for something fancier.

🚕 Transport includes $50–$70 for a taxi from the airport to the city, or cheaper public transit options.

🎟️ Extras like tourist attractions, ferry rides, or island day trips (e.g., Waiheke) add to the experience—and the cost.

Overall, Auckland is a clean, scenic, and vibrant city that delivers value with every dollar. Ideal for combining racing with adventure.